dogs and buns are merely seasoning and containers for mustard & sauerkraut. fries are merely the things that hold the vinegar (malt, white, red, basalmic - in that order of preference) and pepper.

ketsup has no business near a hot dog.

Hey Bushman, I was checking out the older posts and couldn't believe your old keyboard! That is just crazy! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif" alt="" />

nice stacks, dice. just snapped a shot of my wall.

i do like sauerkraut once in a while.

Well lets see that wall, Mag!

my computer keyboard is my : workshop, dining area, drinking area, brush the lil fat cat area etc <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

and it shows: You can see a pice of chocolate there, by the missing TAB key, buncha crumbs, cathair, beard, wood chips, dust etc. The 3,4, E and R keys are glued together by blackberry jam.....

mag must be having camera trouble. or out satisfying a sauerkraut craving i caused.

how goes it dice? you're on a 'couple times a quarter' yard schedule. law school treating you as expected?

i hope you really have a cat and that wasn't a euphemism.

i ended up takin a few more pics.

not sure what's worse - that keyboard or the thought of cats in my house.

nice. reminds me of a classic story from undergrad days...

I just snapped a picture of my 5 favorites. The '69 Gibson Les Paul (this guitar is in my opinion one of the finest guitars ever made - as in this particular guitar, not the Les Paul in general. It is the nicest sounding and playing guitar I've ever had in my hands!), 2008 Gibson Custom Shop '58 Reissue LP Standard, 1965 Fender Jaguar, 2005 '57 Reissue Fender Strat, and Fender "Roadworn" series '57 Strat.



That '69 Les Paul (the red one) will be buried with me!

This guitar has been getting more time than any of the others at gigs, though. An Indonesian made Squier Telecaster. I love bringing this $200 cheap P.O.S. up on stage and making it sound like a million bucks.