My New Sho-Bud

Instruments, mechanical issues, copedents, techniques, etc.

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Nic du Toit
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Post by Nic du Toit »

All its Mommy wanted was a back rub!
Kevin Hatton
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Post by Kevin Hatton »

Bobbe, you shouldn't have left it in the washing machine so long. Check the wash label. Whose gonna buy it now?
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Richard Jones
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Post by Richard Jones »

man talk about a compact model....... ha!!! surley it will fit under the bus
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Fit under the bus? It will fit under your pillow!
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Post by David L. Donald »

Too cute for words.
Put it on a table and you get Knee PEDALS.

What's the tuning? Copedent?

2 and 0?? must be......
Whatchya gonna use to move the levers....?
YIKES! :roll:
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Kristen Bruno
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Post by Kristen Bruno »

Was that one of the misadvertised "Ebay guitars". LOL.
Looks cute!

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Fred Layman
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Post by Fred Layman »

The next time you buy one, check to see whether it has a label saying "sanforized."
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Bo Legg
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Post by Bo Legg »

I got a pack-a-seat for your baby sho-bud $69.99
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

I'm going to ask the obvious question, which no-one yet has; does it play, and what is its purpose ? Is it a model, a display prop, or a working instument ?
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John Roche
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Post by John Roche »

Bet it's good for short breaks ...
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Barry Blackwood
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Post by Barry Blackwood »

Cute, but I'd rather have that Super Pro in the lower right corner of the picture ....
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Chuck McGill
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Post by Chuck McGill »

Oh that's the cutest, most odd looking, raza frac I have ever seen and how about that little steel beside
him.
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

At the opposite end of the spectrum, here is a flat pick for people with really big hands... :eek:
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That's not a trick photo or superimposition, by the way. :D
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