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jps
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Post by jps »

Well, since this is by the arm contour anyway, just give a little more contouring!
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Gone @ $1252.78!

Oh my!
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That was a sweet bass. It probably would have gone for over $2000.00 if it hadn't been ruined by Huckleberry Clampett from the Banjo Seven.
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was that guy related to Jed Clampett?
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Yes. He is both Jed's cousin and Jed's uncle! (:
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we got that kinda thing around here too...
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Post by rickfan63 »

That's too much info guys!(ha ha) That was a real nice Rick though.
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Post by rictified »

Jeff, did the Banjo 7 use Banjolines?
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