u/57thStilgar

I've bought and sold over hundred guitars over the years and thought I'd share a strange one.
Anyone else have something, "weird?"
Not just a copy of, but something that spoke to you - You gotta try me.
I love hollow bodies. This a heavily chambered.
So when I saw this, I bought it.
The switches are on/off for the pups with the one tone and volume.
The pups ended up being too trebly for me, but they looked intriguing.

By the time of the Battle of Britain, the Junkers Ju 87 Stuka had proved very vulnerable to enemy fighters and needed a replacement; after the rejection of the Ju 87F proposal, a new dive bomber was designed under the designation Ju 187.

The projected aircraft kept some of the features of the earlier Ju 87, such as the inverted gull wing and two-man crew. It would have added retractable landing gear, the nose of the aircraft would have been elongated for a better view for the pilot, as well as improved armour and armament. Most notably, the Ju 187 incorporated a rotating vertical tail. When rotated down, the tail would give the air gunner, armed with a rear turret, an unobstructed field of fire. It is not known how the aircraft would have handled with the tail rotated.

The Hughes XF-11 was a massive, twin-boom prototype reconnaissance aircraft built by the Hughes Aircraft Company in the 1940s for the United States Army Air Forces. Designed by Howard Hughes himself, it is most famous for its futuristic design, its contra-rotating propellers, and its dramatic maiden flight crash

The Lockheed Martin X-59 Quesst is an experimental supersonic aircraft developed for NASA to achieve quiet supersonic flight. By reshaping shockwaves, the X-59 reduces disruptive sonic booms into quiet "thumps," with the goal of providing data to regulators to lift the ban on commercial supersonic travel over land.

The SNECMA C.450 Coléoptère was a tail-sitting vertical take-off and landing aircraft designed by the French company SNECMA and manufactured by Nord Aviation. While work on the aircraft proceeded to the test flying phase, the project never progressed beyond experimental purposes.

The F-107A was a mid-1950s development of the successful F-100 Super Sabre. Special features of the F-107A included an engine air intake above the cockpit, an all-moving vertical fin, and a system (called a Variable Area Inlet Duct) that automatically controlled the amount of air fed to the jet engine.  

The Republic XF-103 was an American project to develop a powerful missile-armed interceptor aircraft capable of destroying Soviet bombers while flying at speeds as high as Mach 3. Despite a prolonged development, it never progressed past the mockup stage.

A lot of the maps have little easter eggs in the form of posters on the wall or storefronts signs.
On Canal there is a Supermarket, but the U was destroyed. Welcome to Spermarket.

Or my favorite place to shop.
Anyone need me to pick something up for them?

Actually, you have.
I thought this was really cool.
Lucas must have seen it.
Dambusters vs A New Hope

Jo-Jo Gunne. Bet most here never heard this.
A beer, a joint and an 8-track.
Speeding ticket on the NY thruway for sure.

Run, Run, Run

Some John Cage influence, an frigging amazing bass player and drums to match.
Take a lesson.
Song For The Dumped
Sorry, no guitar.
What genre do you call this? To me it's pop -ABBA(the song form not the band).