On Mar 19, 5:53*pm, jps wrote:
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 11:43:26 -0700 (PDT), Mike
wrote:



On Mar 19, 10:38*am, HK wrote:
On 3/19/10 10:34 AM, Mike wrote:

On Mar 18, 11:18 am, *wrote:
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:58:57 -0400,
wrote:

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On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 03:04:06 -0400, *wrote:

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Have fun with your guitars.

The fun part of the guitars is the people you meet and the education I am
getting from the
luthier I work with.

As in, paying the right sum for the piece so you can have him work it
back into shape and still make a profit.

Painful education.

Wrong again fretbreath. * He doesn't do repairs. * He builds new.
Why are you such an ass?

On second though ... never mind. * I probably would rather not know.

Eisboch

I'm your mirror image Richard. *You're an east coast snob, I'm a left
coast liberal.

Sorry, jps. *Eisboch does not come across as a snob, at least from
what I've read in his posts. *You do however come across as a left
coast liberal snob.

Your problem is you may have earned a MBA (which are a dime a dozen)..
I suspect your jealous of those with a MBA as in "Massive Bank
Accounts" that didn't have to drop tens or hundreds of thousands for
information one can learn at the local library, internet or real world
experience.

****es you off, I'm willing to bet.

Ahhh...Mikey is another of those right-wing haters of those who have
formal college degrees, not that I am aware of what such degrees JPS or
Eisboch might have, if any.

After all, everything you need to know can be learned at a local
library, or on the internet, or from real world experience.

Why bother with schools at all?

You're a moron, Mikey.

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Wrong again on all counts again, HK.

You must know from whence you speak, since being wrong on all accounts
is a pursuit of which you're particularly gifted.

Eisboch is as close to a snob as what inhabits rec.boats, but your
*opinion* may differ.

Please bear with me, jps. I'm busy getting along "famously" with my
wife, as you so eloquently put it.

I've met many breeds of people in my life. Not one married folk has
*ever* used the word "famously" when describing his relationship with
his wife.

If that's not a snobby comment, I don't know what is.

Oh, and my "opinion" is based on fact. So are others I have. You
reside in or near Seattle, right?

You come across as a snob. Eisboch doesn't. Appears many agree.
Sorry if the truth hurts.

Here comes your old, washed-up, narrow-minded, liberal, personal
advisor to your hopeful rescue, namely Harry The Clown.