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I wouldn't want to be in a bar with the winning (or losing) team's  questioning a referee's ruling.

Unless I didn't need my neck anymore. ("And SNAP! You have a scrum!}

Only saying, having seen some of those guys before and not knowing what a "scrum" is and all.....

Bill

dino48 wrote:

Classical Guitar wrote:

I thought the Takimine F312 was a steel string guitar.  In his original post mr_guitar_man was talking about Nylon String Guitars.

I have played a Takimine C132S and for it just seemed off. The fret spacing was different and not as high as others.  When I played it was at a local music store so the setup should have been right.

I don't really know I bought it at a garage sale for twenty dollars and it sounds good with both kinds of strings.

I think it's about time we heard from our friend dino48 with whatever strings he's got.

Dino, you are one of the most LOVED of all of us! Take a bow and play one for us! Please!

Your Friend (who will always be grateful to you)

Bill

keepitreal wrote:

Does anyone actually understand the rules anyway? Just make sure theirs plenty of beer before, during and after the game and enjoy.

Haha!  It's actually pretty simple.   Imagine American football prior to the year 1906 (when the forward pass became legal) and the only kind of tackle you can make is an arm tackle.    That's effectively rugby.   Move the line forward via a series of laterals.  Rather than a line and snap, they have a scrum.

The Americans are gonna get killed, I think.  The All Blacks pull the best in the world from all over the world.

OK folks, I've got some sound clips up on the cloud. Here's the link to my page (there's just one recording there that's not from the gathering):  https://soundcloud.com/user-935684483

dino48 wrote:

Enjoyed your video. No flag yet but we should get one, maybe looking like a confederate flag but cross an electric and an acustic guitars.

Didn't have to look very far to find this image.