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Location: USA | Have a great Turkey day everyone...
Gobble Gobble and all the jazz :cool: |
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Location: SoCal | Thank you Charles, for the O's we are about to receive.
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone! :D There's definitely plenty of leftovers in my household for the weekend. Now, where's that secret recipe my mom gave me a while back .... hmmmm .... :rolleyes: |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | My hats off to you as well Dave for doing a great thing this Thanksgiving!
Just like Jason, I too was in a similar situation many years ago where I once found myself lining up for food stamps. Now that I'm in a more comfortable living position, although far from perfect, I don't forget where/what I once was. |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I don't know if I'd buy anything from a skinny baker.
By the way, what happened to that Ultra GS you bid on. I thought I'd sneak up on it. I got outbid at the very end, on a busy work day when I didn't have time to stop. I wasn't too serious on it, just curious, and at that price...
Oh, and for the record, I'm far from skinny. NOT a thin, "in-shape" guy approaching thirty...more of a average height, average build with a bit more than average gut fluctuation... :rolleyes:
Honestly, I haven't found an Ovation bowl I don't like...just different. The contour on the 12-string is awesome, but I don't really care for it on the 2005's I've played. I like playing the shallows on stage, (not from gut interference, by the way) but overall I think the mid-bowl is still my personal favorite overall.
Got to go sleep off the turkey now...I may change my mind about the reason for the contour tomorrow... :eek: |
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
