From: "Bob W"
> >
> > mean, I love the puns but I'd also like ya to look at da picture --
> > and perhaps even suggest what "brand" may be on the objects.
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/ylhof4q
>
> Do you mean "brand" as in the brand of guitars? The biggest
> one in the front looks like it could be a Gibson ES 335,
> except that the pickguard is missing (you can see a screw
> hole where it used to be) and the mother-of-pearl inlays on
> the fingerboard don't look like original Gibson, so it may be
> an imitation Gibson.
>
> The three guitars behind it (the blue, cream and red-yellow
> sunburst coloured ones) are Gibson Les Pauls or imitation Les
> Pauls. Judging by the long distance between the bridge and
> end-piece (which you can't even see) of the cream one, it's
> not a genuine Les Paul, unless it's been modified. Les Pauls
> are oft-imitated, being (along with the Fender Stratocaster)
> the pre-eminent rock guitar since the birth of rock and roll.
>
> I can't tell you what the other instruments in the window are.
>
It's what musicians call 'a banjo'.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrlqQ1_vZVE
But do you know what "Perfect Pitch" means?
wait for it
It's when you throw an accordion into a dumpster and it lands on a banjo.
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