A question for the guitarists
Dec. 11th, 2005 01:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ericcolemanI am sitting here at a very cool cafe in Des Moines waiting for the other folks for the old time jam. I stopped at a friends and couldnt stay because I wanted my guitar to have a chance to warm up a bit, since he's been in the trunk all morning.
So there is the question. I call him a He. Both of my guitars I refer to as He.
Do your guitars have a gender, do they have a name?
Just curious.
I refer to the Martin as Martin. He's a regular guy, a working guy. He's got a manly sort of voice and attitude.
I refer to the Takamine as Prince Tisanne (and a winky button to anyone who can come up with the logic that led me to that name). He's showier, more flamboyant..
So there is the question. I call him a He. Both of my guitars I refer to as He.
Do your guitars have a gender, do they have a name?
Just curious.
I refer to the Martin as Martin. He's a regular guy, a working guy. He's got a manly sort of voice and attitude.
I refer to the Takamine as Prince Tisanne (and a winky button to anyone who can come up with the logic that led me to that name). He's showier, more flamboyant..
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Date: 2005-12-12 02:13 am (UTC)and yeah ...that was about when it started losing me too, although I read the rest. I blame Melissa Snodgrass mostly ... it seemed that it was her ideas that crapped things up. But I could be wrong
The 3 book series that came later was quite good I thought though ...