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A big thank you to John for a smooth trade. Awesome to deal with and very trustworthy as this was my first JCF trade! Thank you bro!
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"The BLUES is the tonic for what ails ya." -
I bought a red KV2 from John and it was painless as well. Good dude for sure.
Scott
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You're a good dude too, Scott!
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Thanks Mike (and Scott) for the kind words. Guys like you prove there's still people that you can count on to live up to what they say.
PS I like the 'High and Dry' reference.
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Now let's see who can figure out what new geetar I got from John.
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and he's a yankee fan baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
got smarts too.Not helping the situation since 1965!Comment
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Some sort of Phil Collen?Originally posted by bonghits View PostNow let's see who can figure out what new geetar I got from John.
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Lemme check with the judges on that one Ron? I'm afraid they're gonna need a little bit more than "some sort of Phil Collen".Originally posted by RacerX View PostSome sort of Phil Collen?
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Phil Collen didn't play on the High 'N' Dry album, though.
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I get the feeling bonghits don't let facts get in the way when he's writin' thread titles, Joe!
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No sir. Too much work!Originally posted by RacerX View PostI get the feeling bonghits don't let facts get in the way when he's writin' thread titles, Joe! Guess I could've used "Hysteria".
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