Big Poppa
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Yes I have to order...even if I get something I dont usually get to keep it
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Psycho Ward
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BP I wouldn’t do this for just anybody, but you’re my main man. As bad as I want my DD I’d gladly let you keep it and play it all you want till the boys at the shop make one for you… and I know they would make one for you!
Let me know, love ya,
The King
tiffles
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oh my.... you fellas have to stop posting these pics... im hyperventilating from all the gasping...
dargie bongos are HOT
dargie bongos are HOT
RitchieDarling
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Day-um!
That is flippin' beautiful!
Play it in good health!
Man, now I am even more itchy to get mine from Bass Central!
I got that on order in the HH variety!
GAS-GAS-GAS!!!!!
Ritchie
That is flippin' beautiful!
Play it in good health! Man, now I am even more itchy to get mine from Bass Central!
I got that on order in the HH variety!
GAS-GAS-GAS!!!!!
Ritchie
Big Poppa
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TIffles I love it when you talk dirty
Psycho thanks Ill work on my lefthandedness
Psycho thanks Ill work on my lefthandedness
oddjob
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tiffles
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bastard. how can you taunt me like this.
oddjob
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Big Poppa
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I think she was talking to me....heheheheheh
tiffles
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HA HA HA HA nice one
Big Poppa
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wink wink
Bill
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Another sweet DD!!
bassmonkeee
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I hope you're looking even more forward to actually playing the bass. The Dargie is the only bass I've thought seriously about going for as a lined fretless. Normally, I don't want lines, but those inlays are too cool to pass up!
Bongo fretlesses rule. Period.
SteveB
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Colin,
Funny story about those yellow walls. My wife picked a yellowish color for our entrance hallway and upstairs hallway. A decent bit of painting. Unfortunately, the color she picked became School Bus Yellow upon drying. It was a mixed color, so there was no returning the THREE GALLONS that she bought.
So, I had the remaining paint 'toned down' at the store, then I mixed all the yellow (about 2.5 gallons) with a gallon of white in a 5-gallon bucket, then put the paint back in the cans, painted two more coats over the initial "retina burning" coat, and voila! There's the yellow she originally wanted.
Keep in mind, this was during the month between the time I purchased the house (Oct 2007) and the time we moved in (Nov 2007). In that month I put 28 gallons of paint into the house, and I'm one who can't stand painting in the first place!
I also put another 5 gallons into my old house to get it ready for selling at the same time! What a month! People at work would try to guess which color I'd painted the night before by looking for speckles of paint in my hair.
maddog
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I am feeling regret. Must go caress my fretless.
roburado
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One day, I'd like to have a limited Bongo 4H of some sort. That's awesome!
SteveB
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Man, these Bongos are fun to play!
The tuning keys are geared very nicely, too. Smooth and stable action on those babies.
Best of all, my wife really digs the Dargie color combined with the Bongo shape. So maybe I'll manage an LE Petrucci before the window closes?
The tuning keys are geared very nicely, too. Smooth and stable action on those babies.
Best of all, my wife really digs the Dargie color combined with the Bongo shape. So maybe I'll manage an LE Petrucci before the window closes?
Colin
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hope it works out Stevemaybe I'll manage an LE Petrucci before the window closes?
