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| M'encul?
That might work better. |
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Location: Paris/France | Schroeder,
I'm sure you can find better words in french!!!
My language is rich and full of very nice expressions like in English.
There's not only "rude words"!! :rolleyes:
Perhaps can you have some imagination???
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by schroeder:
M'encul? That works much better. Bien cuit.
....we're like the Navajo code talkers in WWII |
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| paulmac.
I apologise.
I LOVE your website.
M'excuse. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Jerômé,
M'excuse aussi. I should not œuf Schroeder on. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by paulmac:
Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Je n'pas de Roquefort, je pense que ce sont mes chaussettes que vous reniflez.
Jeff,
First lesson:
Si tes chaussettes sentent le roquefort, il FAUT les laver!! Et tes pieds également!!
If your socks smell roquefort cheese, you MUST wash them!! And your feet too!! :eek:
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Location: Paris/France | Hi,
I'd like to introduce to you ChetDadi.
His name is Guy and he's one of my friend.
He don't speak English very well (worse than me...) and he's using a translation software.
I've told him today to change for another one. As you can read above, his translator is surely not the best on the market!!! :D
It seems to be more "Frenglish" than English.
Guy is a great guitar player and he was a good friend of the late Marcel Dadi.
He own a very nice Gretsch Country Gentleman "Chet Atkins" and a brand new 6778-LX since 2 month.
He stopped to work some years ago (because of a serious disease) but before he worked as a furrier.
He was doing very nice guitar cushions in rabbit fur. He has done one cushions for Chet (a Gretsch) and one for Marcel (an Adamas of course).
I post a pic to show you his work:
It's not common isn't it??
Ok, now you know who is ChetDadi.
Another Ovation fan from France and a very nice friend.
Welcome Guy / Bienvenue Guy
And please, choose another translator...(joke) :D
Jérôme :) |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Maybe he could use Jeff as his translator :eek: |
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Location: Midland, MI | Quand il est mort le poèt.
Quand il est mort le poèt.
Tous ses amis, Tous ses amis.
Tous ses amis pleuraient.
Et c'est pour ça que l'on trouve.
Et c'est pour ça que l'on trouve.
Dans ce grand champ, Dans ce grand champ.
Dans ce grand champ de bleuets.
(sorry, those are the only verses I can remember. My friend from Switzerland told me it was a French drinking song. And that's how I learned it.) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Right(english), or as it should be mo fittin, bien(francais).
Now as to electrics or acoustics, maybe look at it from the construction side. While all guitars will have their own voice and all that, anybody can buy a neck and body from Warmoth, and the hardware too, spray a little StewMac lacquer and put the thing together and have it sound and work great. (OK, maybe it's not that easy but it's pretty easy) Getting equal results from an acoustic parts kit, or even making your own stuff is no where near as easy.
My point is to the question of which is more interesting, I would lean to the acoustics for the respect of what it takes to make them. Time to go play my koa tele now..... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | But, I am not the flowers. |
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