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Can someon pinch-hit in this group for a while?

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I just had a major project assigned to me and I am going to really need to scale back my extra-curricular activities. So I am going to need to take a break from the Forum for a few weeks. It's the only way I know of to really stay focused. :-)

Can someone just keep an eye on this group for a while? I promise I'll be back.
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If you promise to show us the coloring book when you're done, Bob...

Seriously, your august presence will be missed. Godspeed!
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Stay within the lines, Bob... LOL..

We'll mind the store.
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Many thanks. I'll pop in as often as I can.
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Paul wrote:
... your august presence will be missed ...
Wouldn't that be "... February presence ..."?
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Hurry back Bob.

Please!
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Sure! I'll do it!

Umm...

Post 1980 Rickenbackers! Pretty nice eh? Discuss.
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Please compare and contrast the differences between a July '81 360 and an August '81 360. Image I am not sure which may be the better guitar for me to play the bluuzze on, TIA!
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The additional age of the wood on the July guitar gives it extra "mojo", which is what I believe you blues players are into. Additionally, in July of 1981, the weather was a bit hotter and the wood was more thoroughly seasoned, allowing for a more woody and "woman" tone, which I believe you blues players are into.

If the guitar is nicer in condition than the August guitar, do not despair! Leave it out in the doghouse for a few days for the dog to chew on and then spray it with several beers and a bucket of diluted tobacco chewings. Then you're set...instant mojo.
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Welcome back, Bob. Sense of humor intact, I see...
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Such as it is.
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