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| After signing up for the 4th or 5th time last week I received my 1st O newsletter this evening. |
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Location: closely held secret | Well, you're overseas, Schroeder. Stuff costs more. People are less polite. And mail takes longer. Mail and guitars are a lot alike that way. |
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| "And was it worth it?"
Not really - it was all about those Adamas things. When the Ovation Marketing Department in Virginia sent me all of this years brochures all that grabbed me by the nuts were the traditional Ovations. I want a Folklore deluxe, a Longneck and a mandocello. And a bass (though in that case I would REALLY love a Hamer 12 string acoustic bass.).
"Well, you're overseas, Schroeder"
No I'm not - you are. |
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Location: SoCal | I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the traditional series Ovations were just drop dead wonderful.
If I had the money for new Ovations, I'd buy a 1717 Legend, an OFC'er, next years new Adamas, and an 05 Collectors. Then I'd find a used FD 14, and consider myself lucky and done. |
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| "and consider myself lucky and done."
Yeh, right. 'Til the next time........
But the trad Os are just fabulous - I'd spend a lot of money there before I moved into the space age. |
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Location: SoCal | We need to be clear what we're talking about regarding "tradional" O's..... Any USA built Ovation from the 60's or 80's. The new series of Tradional O's are modeled on the 1980's O's. Great guitars.
I'd love to have an 80's Legend or one of the new 1717's for my collection. Then get rid of the 1978 Legend (piece of crap) that I've had forever. Or just leave it tuned in Nashville tuning. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by schroeder:
"Well, you're overseas, Schroeder"
No I'm not - you are. ...ok, you got me there. But the O's are over here. :p |
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| I've got one and a promise from al. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | 3 days and counting... |
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| How do you know it's 3 days? al never told me when he shipped it - I really thought I might get the letter from Customs today, but it didn't happen. Now Holiday Weekend arriving and me off to Belgium 2 days later I'm beginning to think I won't live long enough to see it...... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | My Minions. |
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Location: closely held secret | ooo, I love diced minions in my salad. They're good in chili, too. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | eat a mint. |
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| I'm not sure I like either of you. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Does the Queen's English use the phrase, "Bite me"? |
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| NO. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Bugger off, then. |
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Remember- I owe you big time.......
I've already got part one.
Who knows what Belgium will bring forth next week?
Although bear in mind that Belgium is the beer capital of the world. By next Saturday I may have forgotten who I am let alone who you are. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Cheers. Drink up.
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| I cooked some fabulous Red Snapper tonight - any relation to the tarpon? It's all the Pacific, right? Or possibly not.
My otyher brother-in-law (NOT the NY lawyer) goes fishing every year off Vancouver Island and brings back Pacific salmon - the best fish to eat in the whole world. You have my permission to send me some. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | You wouldn't want to cook tarpon it's crap as a food fish. Sport only.
Tarpon |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | I beleive you prepare tarpon for eating much the same way that us southerners prepare carp!(a southern delicacy!!)......Take the fish and nail it to a large plank (hardwood preferably) and place fish/board outside in direct sunlight for 3 days to cook..........after 3 days (longer if you like "well done") bring inside and remove the fish from the board........then throw away the fish and eat the board!!! :eek: Bon Appetit... |
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| I think this is the English recipe for fox.... |
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