*calculates*Spe3D wrote:That depends on What you think half an hour of your is time worth? ;)
Ah... the bill comes to: forty-four guitars. (Hm. That worked out neatly, didn't it?)
*calculates*Spe3D wrote:That depends on What you think half an hour of your is time worth? ;)
Hi Peter...how is yah?Spe3D wrote:That depends on What you think half an hour of your is time worth?
Best regards,
Spe3d
:O)
^^Maybe he thinks we're talking about BASS guitars herevurt wrote:...a fish.
hey dumbass look back a few posts NUDGE NUDGE...yah dip stick...Chase wrote:^^Maybe he thinks we're talking about BASS guitars herevurt wrote:...a fish.
eh? EH? *nudge-nudge*
I usually sit down unless the piano is tall.NAD wrote:Thing about tuning guitars is you can you can do it sitting down and you don't need to mess with any greasy wrenches and you can just hook it up to a tuner. Piano on the other hand, you constantly have to be sticking your head under the lid, trying to wrench open bolts that haven't budged for years while trying to find the right key on the keyboard and even though you could conceivably do with a tuner I've only seen it being done with a pitch fork tuner. So I'd go for the guitar.
My bad....bluedad wrote:I usually sit down unless the piano is tall.
Greasy wrench? Please! A fine rosewood handle here!
Stick my head under the lid? Quite often I don't even open the lid on a grand.
Pitch fork? Why? When my computer softwarehas made my life so much easier?
My bad again....Meffy wrote:Hope y'all will forgive me for making a tediously pedantic point...
If I ever form that Village People tribute band I'll give you a call...Meffy wrote:I've a bit of Native American ancestry, so I feel entitled to say: "Ugh." And to mean it too.
*COUGH*
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