This never gets old. :mrgreen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB0wi5-5wNU
LMAO!!
;D
It never gets old!
I'll make sure Uwe gets to see it at dinner tonight!
From one who was gassing for a non-reverse, it made me feel a whole lot better...
I was nearly in tears... "screw the vintage feel, up the prices and add crap to the headstock"
Nope....this never gets old. ;D
Priceless! I can't believe a 29% increase in prices. They won't have to scale back production cuz customers just won't buy them anyway! I can hear the execs at Gibson kicking it around: "Hey, the economy has sucked for 6 years now. Let's raise prices at 10 times the CPI increases in the US. That will improve our bottom line!" Yeah, that will work! :P
They will keep it up until their customers stop falling for it.
Apparently this presentation was used at the last marketing meeting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZVQn1VKGUs
Glad I got my G3 and NR when I did.
I'm glad that I really don't need to purchase a new Gibson bass at this point. I'm doubtful they'll ever faithfully reproduce a vintage 'Bird, I want a Les Paul OSB, but I'll pick that up used.
"Nuts in a car door" LOL!
It was all meant to be used for something else, of course. But the expressions on that actor's face are priceless. My favorite part is at the end as Hitler sits there depressed and asks to be left alone as he faces the harsh reality of having to switch to Fender.
Could be worse... could be Warwick... :mrgreen:
Quote from: Highlander on October 08, 2014, 01:20:45 AM
Could be worse... could be Warwick... :mrgreen:
We spell that, W a n k w i c k around here. ;)
Ma'am... I am in the company of Ladies and Gentlemen here and have to behave with the utmost decorum at all times... ;)
Quote from: Highlander on October 08, 2014, 06:08:39 PM
Ma'am... I am in the company of Ladies and Gentlemen here and have to behave with the utmost decorum at all times... ;)
;) Kenny
It's an oldie - also not to be taken seriously.
Freak'n min Etuner LMAO
Nah, Mark... RAF reunion folks... not us lot... :mrgreen:
One rather elderly gent, now 95, was with the Squadron at the time they rescued my dad from behind the lines in Burma in '44... I opened one of dad's old saved bottles of malt (a Glenesk - a now long gone distillery; the bottle to buy, if tracked down, would cost £300, and at UK "shots" that's 30x £10 a shot) to toast the 70th anniversary of the rescue of dad and 500 of his colleagues... seemed apt as it was to people and "spirits" now gone but not forgotten... that lot are the only reason I'm here today...
It seems like the perfect way to celebrate something like that to me.
Indeed, Michael... indeed... ;)