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Just take off your belt and give her a stern look........
She'll come around :D

When I do that, my trousers fall down, Bodi.

I need a new wardrobe, I reckon.

Anyone know any decent high fashion outlets? Something boutique. Not the kind of place that caters for the fat, sweaty messes of this world.
 
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When I do that, my trousers fall down, Bodi.

I need a new wardrobe, I reckon.

Anyone know any decent high fashion outlets? Something boutique. Not the kind of place that caters for the fat, sweaty messes of this world.
Not surprised your pants don't fit anymore baldy, maybe you need a fitness guru who specialises in fat guys who sit behind a desk in their garages. quite honestly I don't think Greggs have your best interests at heart mate.
 
Who are you kidding?

The only time you take off your belt and remove your trousers is when Sky needs to come up for air

It is true that if I was to put on a pair of my old trousers I’d be able to squeeze Sky inside as well, but I’m not sure why I would want to do that? That’s the kind of twisted homo erotic thinking I expect from Bambs, mate.

I’ve met Sky, see, and I know he’d be able to snuggle his svelte, lithe booty deep inside my jeans, real easy.
 
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It is true that if I was to put on a pair of my old trousers I’d be able to squeeze Sky inside as well, but I’m not sure why I would want to do that? That’s the kind of twisted homo erotic thinking I expect from Bambs, mate.

I’ve met Sky, see, and I know he’d be able to snuggle his svelte, lithe booty deep inside my jeans, real easy.
Is this a new politically correct sport? We all loved throwing dwarves until the liberal society got involved but have you started a new trend of putting dwarves in your pants? More to the point does the anti dwarf throwing lobby embrace this activity?
 
It is true that if I was to put on a pair of my old trousers I’d be able to squeeze Sky inside as well, but I’m not sure why I would want to do that? That’s the kind of twisted homo erotic thinking I expect from Bambs, mate.

I’ve met Sky, see, and I know he’d be able to snuggle his svelte, lithe booty deep inside my jeans, real easy.


Deeply worrying


well done on the weight loss, do you need follow up surgery to take away the excess fat
 
It was Calibos.

****ing epic scene when Zeus changes him, that bit scared me as a kid.

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I think Caliban is a character in one of Shakespeare's plays... Was it the Tempest? Some sort of fish human hybrid

Caliban hunted them all. That's why Zeus turned him into a monster.

Fuxake, none of you lot ever watch Clash of the Titans?
 
I'm sat in my underpants, practising my D Dorian scales up and down the neck on my Ibanez Premium RG870QMZ.

It's a great guitar...

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Not sure about the colour mate but how much that piece of kit set you back, I'm guessing £600-700?

Which leads me to ask, do you own a semi acoustic electric guitar and what's your thoughts on them. I guess they have a unique tone for Blues/Jazz but would you use them for Rock and any examples of artists that i can research on the latter (ie You Tube)?
 
Not sure about the colour mate but how much that piece of kit set you back, I'm guessing £600-700?

Which leads me to ask, do you own a semi acoustic electric guitar and what's your thoughts on them. I guess they have a unique tone for Blues/Jazz but would you use them for Rock and any examples of artists that i can research on the latter (ie You Tube)?

I don't play jazz, it has never rocked my boat.

I love fusion rock, but mainly to play it. When I listen to other guys playing, I'm too busy listening to the mechanics to enjoy it.

Actually, the way that I judge great guitarists, these days, is by how quickly they can stop me listening to how they play what they're playing and, instead, listen to them playing.
 
I don't play jazz, it has never rocked my boat.

I love fusion rock, but mainly to play it. When I listen to other guys playing, I'm too busy listening to the mechanics to enjoy it.

Actually, the way that I judge great guitarists, these days, is by how quickly they can stop me listening to how they play what they're playing and, instead, listen to them playing.

You didn't answer my question?

The bit about semi acoustic.
 
I no longer own a semi-acoustic. I used to have one made by Ibanez, which I chose from among several, including ones made by Taylor and Ovation. However, I sold it (and my acoustic guitar) a few years back, as I never played it.

I'm not a camp fire strummer or a jazzer.
 
I no longer own a semi-acoustic. I used to have one made by Ibanez, which I chose from among several, including ones made by Taylor and Ovation. However, I sold it (and my acoustic guitar) a few years back, as I never played it.

I'm not a camp fire strummer or a jazzer.

Do you actually read a question. Never mind dude, i never expected a sensible response tbph.

Not the first time ive asked you something and you've not managed a knowledgeable reply.
 
That is horrible, cheesy glam rock guitar. Not cool at all.

It's one of 12 that I currently own, including 6 Strats.

My main gigging guitar is a Palm Bay Tempest (a guitar designed and built by an English company), and a US made Paul Reed Smit Custom 22.

I have been on a seemingly never-ending quest to find my perfect guitar, and the Palm Bay comes as close to it as I have got.

Here is a selection of the guitars that I have owned and sold over the years:-

Gibson Les Paul Gary Moore signature (2001model)
Gibson Les Paul Standard (1988)
Gibson Les Paul Studio (2007)
Gibson Firebird VI
Gibson Flying V
Fender Strat Robert Cray signature
Fender Strat USA 40th Anniversary model
Ibanez J Custom
Ibanez Jem 7v (Steve Vai signature)
Paul Reed Smith USA Custom 24
Ernie Ball Music Man Axis

The above are the more expensive ones; I have sold around a dozen "cheaper" guitars.

A couple on that list hurt me, to this day, that I no longer have them, but I have learned to be brutal when it comes to GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndrome). Even now, there are a lot of guitars I would love to own and play, but I now work on the rule of "sell before you buy" in order to keep the collection at a manageable level.
 
Do you actually read a question. Never mind dude, i never expected a sensible response tbph.

You're asking me about something that I have told you I have very little interest in.

Don't you ever read the replies you get to your bizarre questions?
 
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I asked you a question...you didn't answer it...means you have no knowledge...see, I was right...hey lads you've got something else to go on here..enjoy your day...Piped Farter has struck again..


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