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Location: NW NJ | John:
Whether you end up keeping it or selling it, you got a GREAT guitar at an unbelievable price and you did the right thing. My guess is that you do a whole lot more right things than wrong and Maryanne knows that. When it arrives, tell us what you think of it!
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Location: Alabama | All is well here. Maryanne read all your posts and got lots of laughs out of it all. (what's SWMBO?)
She Whoe Must Be Obeyed -novel by H. Rider Haggard (1886)
Movie with Ursala Andress - 1965 - hubba hubba |
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Location: South of most, North of few | "(based on what I think I am to understand from what I think I heard my wife say)"
Now you are starting to sound like a good husband.
If all you have owned is the 597, you are in for a treat when you start to play this one. |
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Location: closely held secret | SWMBO was also popularized by John Mortimer in the Rumpole books. |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | That's a keeper, bauerhillboy, I'm sure you'll find something else to cull after you've had it for a while, not a bad price either, you lucky dog. Oh yeah, keep the wife too, she's one in a billion! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If SWMBO decides that I need a red one instead of a blue one just because she knows red is my favorite color, I'll be in touch. Until that happens, I'll just suffer along with the black one (Ute). |
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Location: Santa Clarita, California | Originally posted by bauerhillboy:
All is well here. Maryanne read all your posts and got lots of laughs out of it all. (what's SWMBO?) I've already forgot, what were you paying for these post to pull one over on Maryanne? |
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Location: south east Michigan | Wives... ya gotta love em.
A few days ago Pam re-stated that the Breadwinner and the old Balladeer are not going anywhere...ever. I then told her how special the AD-II and UTE are and how I can't see parting with either of them. To this my wife suggested that perhaps the next guitar, (next???? Did she say NEXT??), should be one that I can rotate in and out as the wants/needs or new models come up.
On top of all that, while discussing the budget for the upcoming year one of the first things she brought up was how we need to have money ready for the OFC Tour.
And to be fair, I have supported and encouraged her new scrapbooking hobby that she enjoys so much. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I forgot that this one was being sold in Spokane. We could have arranged to hold it for John as it slowly made its way across country. That would have given him time to convince his wife that it was a good idea. Maybe one of us could have convinced our wife that we should keep it if John wasn't having much success. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I forgot that this one was being sold in Spokane. We could have arranged to hold it for John as it slowly made its way across country. That would have given him time to convince his wife that it was a good idea. Maybe one of us could have convinced our wife that we should keep it if John wasn't having much success. What if you're BOTH successful?
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Not much chance of that from my end. |
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Is this a bad time for you guys to buy???
