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Now in the news, it says he is making a miraculous recovery.It`s nice to write that instead of RIP.

I can choose one favorite album. That is Rubber Soul. I always thought of it as a crossover album. Going from holding your hand. to letting it be.Kind of like a bridge between the beginning and the end

On the flipside of that coin, it does feel good when you can help a friend or relatives kids by steering them away from junk like that.

Welcome to chordie Desi. There is always someone around on here 24/7. Even at wierd hours. My regular hours are often the same as people across the world  You will have no trouble finding somebody here. Like Roger said, there is skype and also facebook. Enjoy the site.

Like Dino, I also keep my nails short and don`t use any kind of finger or thumb picks.I think that I get a better feel for the string on the meat of my fingers and thumbs. I do see a lot of players with long nails on the thumb and first two fingers too. It has nothing to do with looks for me.It just feels better playing with the meat of my fingers instead of my nails.

That is why I will try to buy from Union Music in Worcester before guitar center.They know me by name and always treat me fair.I just bought a Dorado 12 string there with the hard case for 150.00.  Guitar Center is like Wal Mart. I try not to go if I don`t have to but sometimes there is no choice but to go to Wal Mart (guitar center). Oh scott, I once bought a 65 mercury convertible with no title in Maine. It was a nightmare. I was lucky enough to have a friend in New Hampshire that registered it in his name so he could sell it to me on paper.You are so right.

should be shot

Nothing like the private music stores. In Worcester there is Union Music. They have been around for 100 years and they know me by name. I try to buy there before guitar center. I just bought a 12 string there yesterday. There are others and pawn shops(way overpriced),but I try to patronize Union whenever I can. I won`t mention the other one`s name because I really don`t have too much good to say about it. I look at Guitar Center as a Wal Mart of guitars.They all look pretty much the same when you walk in. Union Music is like a local store should be. They make you feel welcome when you walk in. The other one is like a high end jewelry store. You can look but you can`t touch unless you are buying.   Pawn shops sell stuff for more than it would cost new. I actually asked them if they did any research before they priced their guitars. they bend on the price but still expensive

I have no mercy for thieves either. I personally think that death would be a fitting sentence,

Keep one thing in mind.A store like Guitar Center or any pawn shops probably wouldn`t have given you the 125.00 for both pieces in trade or sold outright.I once brought an older Fender acoustic with the 6 inline headstock to trade on another used piece.They offered me 40.00 in trade.I politely declined and told them I would give it away before I took that little.  And I gave it away that next week.WHY: I go to guitar center a lot for myself and my daughter. It would really have bothered me to see my guitar in the acoustic room being sold for a lot more than I was paid for it. Watch how much your old pieces are being sold for and see what I mean.The store does have to resell them at a profit.That is why to go in armed with knowledge.And it has happened to me also.With the economy the way it is,it is more of a buyers market.

WOW !  You really did your homework