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Old 08-08-2011, 08:17 PM   #21
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If your old, fat, bald, ugly and not a millionaire the guitar is your only chance of getting laid by a young hot thing. So practice...

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Old 08-08-2011, 10:43 PM   #22
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Poor kid. Just how does one get interested in the harp? Really. How did a young girl take an interest in a instrument that is virtually non-existent. At least I have not witnessed any harp playing in my life.
No idea, she just wanted to learn it. Believe me when I saw how much they cost I tried to talk her into something else. But, it is nice to listen to when she practices, she has some real talent.
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John.......your from the south...... Zog is from North Carolina........

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Been playing guitar since I was 10. Played in some garage / keg party bands when I was a teen, now I just pick on my acoustic.


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