The big W!

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The big W!

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Certainly worthy of someone like Adam Clayton or Prince!

W
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Why?
All I wanna do is rock!
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kiramdear wrote:Why?
Tribute to me?
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***Uurrrpp*** -I just threw up a little....nice photography too,with the black bass on a black background.... :roll:
Actually, i should get that bass! (It needs to be covered in multi colored leds,tho)
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When I first saw this topic, I thought it was something to do
with this....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-xgGX_vt2I
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Ha Ha.. I loved that movie as a kid :D
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"Why aren't we ahead?, -We're in the Imperial!"
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Yeah i love that movie,too!
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beatlefan wrote:When I first saw this topic, I thought it was something to do
with this....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-xgGX_vt2I
I've been there, it's on PV; we used to bicycle in that area quite a bit when we lived in L.A. 8)
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The "W" if probably as much for Wilfer as it is for Warwick.
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I don't really know much about Hans-Peter, is his ego that big?
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All I see is an M. :?:
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Looks more like a summation symbol (Sigma: Σ ) to me. 'Course, I AM a bit of a nerd...
:lol: :lol: :lol:
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Its a Sesame Street bass brought to you today by the letter "W"

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I confused Faraday's cage, with Schrodinger's cat box....
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jps wrote:I don't really know much about Hans-Peter, is his ego that big?
He takes his work and himself quite seriously but I wouldn't characterize it as ego. He seems to be fairly well been driven to overcome the stigma of the failure and bankruptcy of his father's FRAMUS brand . . . and certainly has been successful at doing so.
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Re: The big W!

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Ric should do an R model :twisted:
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