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Darkbar
Posted 2010-01-14 2:35 PM (#283922)
Subject: Good for a laugh



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Read this entire craigslist ad. A lesson in how not to sell a damn thing.
I got nothing you want, but I\'m firm
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2010-01-14 2:52 PM (#283923 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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Darn it! And to think I just turned down a guy who wanted to sell me a "rare" Harmony guitar! This thing had a lifting bridge and a neck that was seperated. That makes it more valuable, right?
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twistedlim
Posted 2010-01-14 3:15 PM (#283924 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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Funny how sales work sometimes. I went into a guitar store the other day and they had a beater 1117 on the wall (Cracks, bad fret wear etc). I picked it up to play and the salesperson (who had been shadowing me) asked me to take off my coat if I wanted to play it so I would not leave any marks on the back. This guitar was pretty beat up but of course I agreed. I flipped he guitar over to see the back before I played it and it was splattered with mud, yes mud. Maybe she was worried about me getting my jacket dirty? I won't even mention the price.
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TAFKAR
Posted 2010-01-14 3:26 PM (#283925 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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Ring him up and tell him he's dreaming!
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Darkbar
Posted 2010-01-14 4:42 PM (#283926 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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A no name guitar made of an unknown type of wood.
Okay, $4000 sounds about right.
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james37214
Posted 2010-01-14 5:35 PM (#283927 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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I dont need any of his stuff on CL but I would like to buy what he's smoking.
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pastyp
Posted 2010-01-14 5:39 PM (#283928 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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The old saying a picture paints a thousand words - in this case his thousand words paints a very good mental picture!! With the tone and flow of the way this guy writes, you form a pretty good mental picture of what he is like in the metal so to speak!! Doesn't entice you to buy, now does it ;)
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Meuti
Posted 2010-01-14 6:04 PM (#283929 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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:D very, very funny. there are some strange people out there
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seesquare
Posted 2010-01-14 6:11 PM (#283930 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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Temple Terrace?! Yeah, he's on the edge, alright!
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numbfingers
Posted 2010-01-14 6:25 PM (#283931 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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I think it's a parody of the bad Craigslist ads you see every day. Nice writing job.
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Darkbar
Posted 2010-01-14 8:16 PM (#283932 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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Originally posted by numbfingers:
I think it's a parody of the bad Craigslist ads you see every day. Nice writing job.
You know, you may be right. I hadn't thought of it being a parody. It makes sense, as it's just too nuts to be for real. Then again, this is Florida....
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MWoody
Posted 2010-01-14 9:02 PM (#283933 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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I bet there was a more serious "bad writing" that lead to this sarcastic outflow.


"I'm not an actor, but I play one on television."
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Glen C.
Posted 2010-01-15 3:57 PM (#283934 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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I have an unknown model guitar, made of unknown wood. The manufacturer is RIO in the Peoples Republic of Chna. Don't google for info on this one as you won't find anything. It is anywhere between 50 and 28 years old, the bridge is lifting, pulling the laminate apart on the top. The trim is paint, possibly black but could be ebony. The action is ideal to build up finger stringth and the tone would raise the hair on your cat. I'll let this beauty go for $4,200 plus shipping.
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Glen C.
Posted 2010-01-15 3:59 PM (#283935 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh



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lanaki
Posted 2010-01-15 4:11 PM (#283936 - in reply to #283922)
Subject: Re: Good for a laugh


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