Alan Manning
Well Love a Duck Mary Poppins.!!!
Is it true that under every pickup is Les's signature





Let´s make some jokes on Les´ expense:
- "How many threads did Les start?" "All!"
- When Paul is about do place a statement in the forums, he needs to ask Les first.
- If somebody places a pic of his PRS in the forums, he needs to ask Les first for his compliance in posting one of his PRSi.
- Every registered and unregistred member of PRS forums is Les actually.
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I recall, very clearly, when I was the one with the most posts around here.
As long as the things you like don't become an obsession that disrupts your life, or those in your life, in a negative way, have at it!
I think I became truly obsessed with this stuff around the time my last kid graduated college and moved to LA. The other two were already out of college and had moved to Chicago. The house was empty, my wife and I kind of rattling around by ourselves in a place that was too big.
She likes to watch TV to relax. I don't. So...online participation to an extent is what resulted from needing something to do to relax that wasn't related to my work. Then posting became a habit...habit..habit...
. I still prefer real life, but enjoy the company here.
As long as you're not busting a vein in your forehead over something: Post 'em if you got 'em..
...well you were around the time when the Romans built the Parthenon so it's kinda fitting...
For me, there are only so many "dude, that's awesome" posts I can make in all the NGD threads.
You just need a catchphrase.
As a total Rush fanatic, I say the 2112 version!So, how about...
70s hippie? - " like, far out, man!" 80s - "Bitchin'. Totally!" 90s - "that guitar is too pretty, man. I'd have to wash my hair to play that. Give me a Fender Jaguar over that any day." 2000s - "Sweet guitar. I didn't know anyone played those anymore. I thought it was all synths and samples now." 2112- "What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it gives forth a sound."
I started to spend a lot more time with my child. I became a better guitar player than I was a year ago. I threw the ball for my dogs and went for walks through some pretty cool forests. YMMV.
Serg hit the nail on the head when he talked about how solitary the work we do in studios is these days. I think I come here mainly to hang out and talk shop over stuff that I really am interested in. My friends' and my wife's eyes kind of glaze over when I start talking about guitars and studio stuff...you guys share the passion and get it.