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Location: Vermont USA | A week has gone by and I still remember the good time we had at the OFC tour. I guess what Impressed my wife and I is how accepted we were, it did not matter if you were a good or a great guitarist. We were all treated the same I guess that is unconditional love. Thank you everyone (to many names to mention)
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Location: Warren,Pa. | You were so accepted by me that Maryanne and I wanna visit you guys on our vacation in September. Email me with directions. I sent you an email but haven't received a reply yet...and I'm not feeling very accepted as a result :( John <>{ |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I've had just the opposite experience. I've been invited to several OFC "events" - jam sessions, informal get togethers, etc. But it seems everytime I show up and ring the doorbell the curtains open just a crack, somebody peeks out, and then the lights go out, door locks and everything goes dead silent until I finally leave. Am I reading too much into this? Dave |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | ***crickets*** |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | This isn't a new thing. Used to happen when I was young and went trick or treating. As soon I'd ring the bell, all lights would go out like there was nobody home. Was esecially bad the year I dressed up as a jahova's witness. Dave |
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Location: Vermont USA | Sorry John I must have missed it.
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