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  1. Those Corn Dogs are called Dagwood Dogs or Pluto Pups here - God knows why?...they tend to be sold from things like food vans at agricultural shows which are what I guess you would call a county fair or something like that, but they are not common fare for us. Hey I used fair and fare in the once sentence!
  2. I recently heard in a documentary video that folks in the US consume over 30 billion hotdogs each year (collectively, not individually...) - pretty amazing - would that be considered the national dish?
  3. Full-Drive 2 Mosfet - I don't use it with current band but have done previously. Versatile and well made as far as I can tell.
  4. definitely! - great artistic talent and imaginative creative designs on tricky surfaces. I'm almost tempted to go on eBay and buy some $50 guitar just to have some fun painting on it.
  5. Hey there Dog, I don't get it - what is it you are doing with this (outside of using up your data allowance before it expires)?...what was the question?
  6. yep, these are pretty much the only things we play - like, all the early AC/DC studio work was done with these but Angus preferred a lighter guitar for stage work. ...it's why we rock so good (PS - we don't need any more damned snake species! - got a bunch that'll kill ya already...including in my yard)
  7. I'm not generally too concerned about a guitar's looks, but I don't find anything attractive about that one either , so it seems there's not much love so far on the ol' Gibson lounge - mind you that still leaves...well...young people, women, non-westerners, for example...all of whom number in the billions, so maybe there is a sizable market out there? (of course, they may just build a handful to get a bit of news space without any real investment I spose - or maybe there's people who collect future rarities )
  8. Yeah, definitely - I enjoy when my son (21 yo) shows me stuff his friends are either playing in their bands or listening to. Some of the stuff I loved in the 90's is influencing the musical youth at least, even if you'd think from the media the only band is Taylor Pink or whatever that is.
  9. Something for everyone - often in the same song! Talented, interesting and prolific. If rock mattered in the world anymore these guys would be doing very nicely I reckon.
  10. Correct Answer!!! That they entered the store qualifies them - all the rest (including age, hair colour, perceived motive for visit and/or available cash based on same, and all other prejudices) are just red herrings. Go directly to cashier for $15 an hour. Do not pass Gibson Lounge.
  11. at GC advanced level training course: "OK now, so an obese, grey-haired, cross-dressed, boomer woman of colour walks in the door, ....how do we assess? Any ideas?"
  12. Will we be taxed on this? Will there be a Slash commemorative model??
  13. No thanks. I'm kind of surprised if they've sold 50 of them in total in their history. ...then again, what could possibly go wrong? - well, jump ahead to 28 minutes in to see the answer....
  14. You'd rather see him in leisurewear or a natty sports jacket? ...be like Lemmy wearing golfing attire Yeah, it was great then and probably had an influence on guitar playing style for the (awesome) early 90's too. ...and, whilst I never really liked his band's stuff, I'd say the same to some extent for Mick Mars - though he was somewhat invisible among his bandmates.
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