Hey, how else do you get that HAIRY sound??![]()
Showing on my end in my post and in your reply.Pic isn’t showing up. Maybe you’re not allowed to post that on here either?!
LOL. That's mild compared to a couple of them that have appeared in the last few years.Big Muff...there I said it. That is all carry on.
Don’t you make my brown eyes blue!Hey, how else do you get that HAIRY sound??![]()
Sane here.Pic isn’t showing up. Maybe you’re not allowed to post that on here either?!
That's what I'm sane!I beg to differ...there isn't a sane one amongst us.
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That's what I'm sane!![]()
Not sure I even want to be Donny.“You’re a lil’ bit country, I’m a little bit rock n roll”
Not sure I even want to be Donny.![]()
Can we rock it up?We could just record a new version!
Can we rock it up?
We've got a whole generation of people now who think it's OK to drop the F bomb repeatedly, in public, on the internet, like it's nothing. I don't care how you talk when you're "with the guys" or whatever, but when there are others around, SHOW SOME FREAKING CLASS!
Well, there are some people who don't subscribe to the notion that using or not using a certain word is an indication of having or not having class. What's offensive to one is not offensive to all, and frankly, more open expression is usually - although not always, to be sure - a path to a healthier and more honest discourse.
Like it or not, that F word has been around for a long time. We've all been exposed to it, we're all still here, no hair on our palms and very little actual insanity.
Plus, in this modern world of instant global communication, there are entire forums and web sites dedicated to that word. Books, too, for that matter, even going back to the pre-Internet dark ages.
Like it or not, that F word has overall been good for humanity. Even as PRS enthusiasts, where would we be without it? I mean, come on - the Strat, the Tele, the Deluxe Reverb...
Well, there are some people who don't subscribe to the notion that using or not using a certain word is an indication of having or not having class. What's offensive to one is not offensive to all, and frankly, more open expression is usually - although not always, to be sure - a path to a healthier and more honest discourse.