Also, PRS did list the Brett Mason model as a “Core ‘Signature’ ” on its web page in 2019.
Yes, I first heard it as a young child. Mamma gave me an apple and said "don't eat the core." "What's the core, mamma?" And my mother, as she so often did, replied lovingly "it's the central or most important part of something." Of course, I said "but mamma, if it's the most important part, why can't I eat it?" Mamma said "cuz mamma said so." I nibbled around on the apple until she had finished hers and I saw what part not to eat.core
/kôr/
noun
- 2.the central or most important part of something.
Yes, I first heard it as a young child. Mamma gave me an apple and said "don't eat the core." "What's the core, mamma?" And my mother, as she so often did, replied lovingly "it's the central or most important part of something." Of course, I said "but mamma, if it's the most important part, why can't I eat it?" Mamma said "cuz mamma said so." I nibbled around on the apple until she had finished hers and I saw what part not to eat.
Then I gave the core to my little brother and said "here, I saved the most important part for you."
I believe one does not use "corr" without the requisite following "blimey", so I suspect the turn of phrase was more like:
"Corr blimey, 'ets a beeding' beauty, innit guv'?"
<snip> Then I gave the core to my little brother and said "here, I saved the most important part for you."
This is an example of the wonderful world of the PRS guitar forum, the story-line can deviate/wander along many differing themes... as Forest said "You never know what you're gonna get.”.....