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    'Bout my former bands...
    All are HONEST-TO-GOODNESS!
    (he says with a wink...)
    "Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now." -Bob Dylan

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    "Scroll ENVY!..." Oh!... Thought:
    New Gibson Signature name,
    How 'bout "######."

    Great for Guy 'Boomers.
    Now you're able. Play all night!
    Note: best solid wood(s).
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    Neat idea, Ted...
    "Personalized" instruments!
    Octave mando's mine!

    ;-)
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    "Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now." -Bob Dylan

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    A lifelong southpaw.
    Right or left hand mandolin?
    Stink at either one.


    "Gibson makes the best!"
    "Gibson makes a piece of junk!"
    Debate rages on.

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    "Thumper123"
    uses only one hand to
    play his instrument.

    How long did it take
    our intrepid SysAdmin
    to ban his account?

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    Quote Originally Posted by (Scott Tichenor @ Mar. 11 2003, 23:05)
    Bad Board Sys Admin!
    Removed Internet Cafe
    What!? Talk mandolins!?
    See Scott, you just can't stop it now matter how hard you try

    Ah, the good ol' days,
    nothing but Reverend Ted.
    Now, what is bluegrass?
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    I wonder how Mandodude planned
    This elaborate ruse, oh so grand?
    No matter what name,
    His response is the same...
    “I used to play in that band!”

    (Sorry, all the haiku must have inspired the mandolimerick.)




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    Never thought that I would see
    My mando get the best of me - not yet

    On the other hand as my eyes start
    to cross - it shows me who is boss

    Time spent with my mando is a sure bet
    It's still boss - and I still fret
    Dallas Peyton

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    Django Fret, you are the LIMERICK MASTER, man!!

    Y'know, back when I played with "Elaborate Ruse," our bass player used to come up with limericks... not nearly as good as yours, though!

    GREAT STUFF, buddy!

    Mandodude ;-)
    "Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now." -Bob Dylan

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    There once was a sysop named Scott,
    Who got upset when his Netizens fought.
    So the Internet Cafe,
    Went away one sunny day.
    But Haiku still remained hot!

    (Sorry, I could not help myself)



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    Pardon anal-ness
    But I believe it should be
    Tch Tch TCH Tichenor

    Tichenor I would think
    Pronounced with two syllables
    Such as this: Tish-nur

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    Some players obsess on their scrolls,
    Still others on their #“F” or “A” holes.
    Yet it seems clear to me
    Our objective should be:
    Play the best music found in our souls.


    (With my apologies in advance to any Haiku thread purists)




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    This was Haiku thread
    But by all means contribute
    With all clever verse
    Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?

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    Four strings on fiddle
    Eight strings on a Mandolin
    Why not twice as loud?
    Fiddles
    Arches F4 / Newson F5
    Crump B1 / Old Wave GOM

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    Dale, Dale the Texas man
    Sending the MK about the Land
    I'm not on the list
    Nor do I care to be
    But when you get your Pheonix
    you can send it to me!!!
    I never wanted them all, Just the ones I wanted.....

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    MK posts bring out lovers and haters.
    Some viewing the buyers as traitors!
    It’s sure good to see
    The fine opportunity
    In this MK touring program of Cater’s.

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    All mandolin players are lucky,
    But the mando I own is quite yucky.
    To say it in verse,
    I don't know what's worse:
    My poetry or my Kentucky!

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    Dale's M-K tour
    Lets us all give it a try.
    Thank you, Mister C!

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    Everytime I visit this thread, I die laughing! Keep it up everyone -- exceptional work!!!
    Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?

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    Some think it will make them play well
    But for most its much harder to tell.
    Some think it’s quite sick,
    That a picker would pick
    With the back of a poor turtle’s shell.

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    Tortoise shell plectrum
    Sad fate for reptilian
    Let's use bovine feet
    Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?

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    Lessons from the Arts
    Dustin Hoffman... "Graduate"
    Just one word... PLASTIC!
    "Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now." -Bob Dylan

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    Mando, my new love.
    Another lonely night for
    my jealous guitar

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    When I see them for sale, I must pass,
    Though I’m sure I could play one with class.
    If I bought me that Loar,
    Life would be such a bore
    That for me there would be nada MAS.




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    Loud, clear, tone for days
    Its my Givens mandolin...
    Im so glad I splurged!

    Low end rumbling
    Ringing highs penetrating
    My own tone-monster

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