#60

Don’t worry, I have 27 and don’t ever play some of them.

#62

28 is a very lucky number in some cultures, you know.

#63

Don’t you music for a job though? Totally different

#65

That sort of counts. Also: gizza job?

#67

Is that a Fender Esprit on the right? I’ve never seen one of those in real life. They’re pretty damn rare on this side or the Atlantic.

#69

Cool! I’ve barely heard of that model. Would love to play one of those!

#70

Should I live at home next year and commute the 1/2 days a week to uni or should I live in the city and get a job of some sort to survive?

I really don’t want to live at home but I’m aware living in da big city is potentially just a big waste of time and money.

#71

Don’t live at home while being at uni.

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#72

Depends on how well you get on with your parents, and how much you value freedom over disposable income.

My parents are really difficult so I chose poverty and freedom over a warm house and I didn’t regret it, but if your parents are chilled and cook for you and stuff then save your money and live with them.

#73

I’ve lost my first guitar and feel really bad about it

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#74

maybe i could buy your mum’s bass and recover some of the sentimental value

#75

I am willing to include any and all sentimental value in the sale. At a slight premium, of course.

#76

no valentine’s card for your gf and then this?!?!?! you monster

#77

I smashed my first guitar (encore 3/4 nylon strung) in a fit of teenage angst, still feel bad about it, never threw away the pieces

#78

Yeah my parents are pretty cool, and would be happy to have me at home I think. But then I’d have to get a job at home and I really hate the only place I could work…

Ahhh

#79

@Epimer, sell the five string, get the Lakland.

I sold my first guitar, which I didn’t use as it was a proper shredder’s guitar, Floyd Rose and everything. Don’t miss it to this day and spent the money on something much more useful, in this case a Telecaster.

#80

You look like a man who’s in dire need of an extra string on his bass.

#81

I’m strictly a four string man myself Eps. (Unless you want to sell me the VI.)

#82

The VI stays!

(so does the P bass)

#83

DON’T DO IT