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...that kind of idea
"This is the not-picking lawyer, and I never spend time playing guitar while I could otherwise be scouring them for faults"-Puma seems like an unemployed lawyer
"This is the not-picking lawyer, and I never spend time playing guitar while I could otherwise be scouring them for faults"-Puma seems like an unemployed lawyer
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-Puma seems like an unemployed lawyer.
Perhaps that's why he's unemployed, he just wasn't all that goodI seriously doubt it, because anyone who's ever dealt in litigation knows that threatening to "lawyer up" when the contractor is willing to take the necessary steps to remedy a situation will be wasting big money.
Perhaps that's why he's unemployed, he just wasn't all that good![]()
Tbh I've adored his work for many years, but hemispherical frets, possibly wrong neck shape, possibly displeasing sonic features and high price make it a sure no-no for me. I just don't know how his guitars feel and sound, too much that can go wrong.Anyone else really want a Rusti now?
He must be one of THOSE eBay sellers in disguise on reverbIf there are issues with a guitar that you are aware of, you disclose them to potential buyers when you sell it. What a terribly dishonest person.
What does this statement even mean? Review condition is the same thing as condition after purchase because that's what people do. They review the condition after purchase as the review.Again "review" vs. "condition after purchase".
Per your own definition, in which you provided, mint means, to quote your own definition of the term, " virtually no imperfections and being in pristine condition". You are contradicting yourself by posting this. There were a shitload of imperfections, found by yoi, stated by you, photographed by you, and yet you still tried to pass it off as mint. Which again, quoting the definition you provided, means "virtually no imperfections". You made it clear in your own post that the guitar has more than "virtually no imperfections". "Virtually no imperfections" usually means like a finish bubble, a ding, something minorly cosmetic, not functional. Your item was, according to you again, structurally non-functioning and you failed to disclose that to potential buyers.[...] Mint condition is an expression used to denote the quality of a pre-owned good as displaying virtually no imperfections and being in pristine condition relative to its original production state. [...]
Cs get degrees.I'm a bartender during the summers, and I learned by way of some work gossip that my coworker is a disbarred attorney.
Point being, he still has to pay the rent somehow.
You ever look at somebody who is (or was) an attorney and ask yourself "how fucking hard can law school really be?"
A douche-a-lanche if you willThe avalanche of douche.
AckUallYimagine paying 25k of money for PRS Dragon and then discovering hair thin gaps between inlay pieces under microscope...that would make me seriously pissed off
OP is a rich person that is completely out of touch with reality.
Not so sure about that. He sounds more like someone that spent well beyond their means and immediately had buyer's remorse.
Puma post a screenshot of your savings account so we can settle this