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November 2011
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Location: Fort Worth, TX | I am experiencing something weird that is bordering on an OCD. Years ago, following one of the 18 major surgeries I've endured, I was in pain management for a few years. I was CONSTANTLY aware there was a brown plastic bottle full of narcotics at my disposal. I thought about it all the time (and visited it very frequently). The same thing is happening with my new Balladeer I've had for a few months now. I'm always aware it is available for me to play and i grab it about a dozen times a day. I think about how beautiful it is several times a day and the unbelievable sound it produces. I'm hopelessly hooked on it... it's my drug of choice. "Hello, my name is Dave and I'm an Ovaholic". |
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April 2008
Posts: 2985
Location: Sydney, Australia | Hi Dave.
I don't think this is Ovation Anonymous though, more like a community of addicts encouraging each other to get worse. |
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September 2003
Posts: 9301
Location: south east Michigan | Although I consider my degree of affection for my Ovations to be very workman-like and responsible, others might place it just one tick north of normal.
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And I'm okay with that. |
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September 2011
Posts: 108
Location: eastern united states | i feel your pull... like slip, i feel nothing wrong with my budding collection.. i can stop anytime i want to, i just dont feel like it .a snobby college prof friend is always on me about having 2 taylors( 1 now, unless you count the 855ce that now has 2 soundholes and no strings) and how i insist on playing my 2078LX instead. they just don't understand. he wont touch them( i think he understands that once you start....) ahh, it must feel sad in the world of the un-enlightened. |
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