new scan of Last Supper to be shown depicting a woman - Page 2

DannyBoy · 11-09-2007, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by wayside

Before alterations by unkown scoundrels our own Chrisbb was the center figure....he wanted to wear his Oilers jersey but the artist opted for the blouse.

Simply too good. Let us not forget that everybody's favourite Cocky Guitar Maestro Yngwie J Malmsteen can also be found in other versions...

wayside · 11-09-2007, 05:25 AM

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Originally Posted by DannyBoy

Simply too good. Let us not forget that everybody's favourite Cocky Guitar Maestro Yngwie J Malmsteen can also be found in other versions...

It's a little known fact that all those guys were upset because he was holding a Strat and they were all Gibson reps.

DannyBoy · 11-09-2007, 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by wayside

It's a little known fact that all those guys were upset because he was holding a Strat and they were all Gibson reps.

haha!. It is of course a common known fact that Strats kick ass

. That's why I have 2

wayside · 11-09-2007, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by DannyBoy

haha!. It is of course a common known fact that Strats kick ass :rock:. That's why I have 2

I had a '67 that now resides with my youngest son...gave it to him when he graduated college. I have a tele that used to belong to Keith Richards...thing was reworked by Danny Shea in NYC....absolutely screams.

DannyBoy · 11-10-2007, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by wayside

I had a '67 that now resides with my youngest son...gave it to him when he graduated college. I have a tele that used to belong to Keith Richards...thing was reworked by Danny Shea in NYC....absolutely screams.

a 67 huh, and you just gave it to him ?. Man, father to son or not, that is a handesome gesture indeed. I hope he treasures it and treats it with love as all things of such beauty should be treated. My two are prtty new, I got a Mexican made "Fender Standard Strat" at first, put some Fender Hot Noiseless Pickups in it. A couple of years later my father bought me a Fender Highway1 Stratocaster Upgraded for 2006. The neck on the Highway1 had a large 70's headstock which I wished my other Mexi one had, it also had 22 (and not 21) frets, which were jumbo and not medium jumbo. I have since swapped the necks which oddly enough improved both guitars IMO.

wayside · 11-11-2007, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by DannyBoy

a 67 huh, and you just gave it to him ?. Man, father to son or not, that is a handesome gesture indeed. I hope he treasures it and treats it with love as all things of such beauty should be treated. My two are prtty new, I got a Mexican made "Fender Standard Strat" at first, put some Fender Hot Noiseless Pickups in it. A couple of years later my father bought me a Fender Highway1 Stratocaster Upgraded for 2006. The neck on the Highway1 had a large 70's headstock which I wished my other Mexi one had, it also had 22 (and not 21) frets, which were jumbo and not medium jumbo. I have since swapped the necks which oddly enough improved both guitars IMO.

Nice axes. My 67 was originally white, with an ebony fingerboard....hardly any finish left on it now. I'll get my son to take a picture of it. Here's one of mine...it's a 67 Guild F-30. Fantastic little guitar with outstanding tone and projection.

wayside · 11-11-2007, 04:37 AM

Here's my main 12-string. A 1964 Guild F-212. The Indian Larry question mark inlays are done in black mother of pearl. In my humble view there are Guild 12's and then there is averyone else's. This thing has incredible tone and volume that is unreal. Low action with perfect intonation and absolutely no buzzing.

brian_wilbanks · 11-11-2007, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by chrisbb

ok, i have seen the pics and yeah, it looks like a woman. crazy. the templar knights i can kinda see. thats a pretty clear image just from superimposing the mirror image. odd

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../wvinci130.xml

I have always said that it was a woman.

DannyBoy · 11-11-2007, 08:16 PM

These are both beauties. I have a Kimbara 12 string but it's a pain to play and the strings keep breaking too quickly so it rarely has 12 strings on it. But that is lovely, love those Question Mark inlays too, very cool and different.

MarkMiller · 11-11-2007, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by wayside

Before alterations by unkown scoundrels our own Chrisbb was the center figure....he wanted to wear his Oilers jersey but the artist opted for the blouse.

Like I said Chris.....better it be Jesus....than to be compared to Manson!

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wayside Banned Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: The Top Hat Lounge Posts: 1,290 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Here's my main 12-string. A 1964 Guild F-212. The Indian Larry question mark inlays are done in black mother of pearl. In my humble view there are Guild 12's and then there is averyone else's. This thing has incredible tone and volume that is unreal. Low action with perfect intonation and absolutely no buzzing.
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DannyBoy ... Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,728 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	These are both beauties. I have a Kimbara 12 string but it's a pain to play and the strings keep breaking too quickly so it rarely has 12 strings on it. But that is lovely, love those Question Mark inlays too, very cool and different.
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