. and now u have to see that person at family functions etc.
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That would be kinda wierd, even for a dude.
well we all have those crazy cousin's but i find it weird how someone goes after related females... i mean if it didn't work out with one of em...move the hell on and fish from a different pond.
That would be so foking weird. Kind of a nightmare to have somebody barge back into your life after letting her go. I think the control freaks amongst us would kill themselves.
I can see how it would be awkward for you but I don't think he did something wrong.
I blame the Cousin.
I would be bothered that my cousin would actually go after him. 
A similar thing happened to me a while back. This girl I dated before got married to my cousin. I showed up at the wedding clueless as to who the bride was and when I saw who she was, quitely made my exit. Didn't even wish my cousin mabruk. Embarrassing as hell.

That is if you haven't tumbled with them under the sheets. 
HORTA marka ugu horeysa ka jawaab su'aashan...ninkan maad jeclayed mise shaaha ayaad wada cabi jirteen??????I saw this ad on Craigslist. It looks like a fake, look at the back of the neck, why does the black line not matchup with the headstock?? Anyone with knowledge of these think this is real or fake? http://providence.craigslist.org/msg/4879428668.html Here are two pictures, if it is real, man is it beautiful! 
Difficult to tell from the photos, but it looks like it has had a neck/ headstock break that has been repaired at some point and that is why the black neck line doesn't match up. I'd have to check my reference books, but I think it was 1955 when they changed the electronics to the Switchmaster layout, so perhaps this is one of the last original style.
I'm sure some others will help you with the authenticity of this guitar, but it looks real to me and I don't recall ever seeing a fake ES 5 so would imagine it's legit. I'll have a look up in some of my reference books for shipping totals of Natural ES 5's that year and post them when I get time.
Looked up some more info; In 1955 only 11 natural ES 5's were shipped, making them very rare. By mid 1955 they had been replaced by the second variant of the model.
It would be easier to tell it's authenticity if there was a photo of the orange label w/ serial number, but from looking at the pics it seems to be period correct in other aspects, except maybe for the top hat knobs?
I see no reason to doubt it. Guitar had a stinger which looks like it's worn off or been chipped. I don't see that as a reason to think it's fake. Why would anyone fake it? There are more valuable guitars which are much easier to fake.
After looking at the pictures i think it is legit. I jus dont get why he said it was refinished but still wants 10k? That guitar worth that much even with a refinish? I thought most hollowbodies are/were much cheaper than their solid body cousins?
Yea, I can't see anything that looks fishy. Looks like someone has played it in the first position for 60 years.
It's craigslist. I rarely see anyone offering anything less that full retail on there. Sometime full retail plus about 10% and you have to go get it "NO LOWBALLERS!"
Well, it's certainly very handsome.  Dont see many triple p-90 guitars out there do you? Only one i know of is the Epiphone Riviera with the p93s i think right? Found this video, the only really GOOD review as this guy actually gives the history. He says Gibson by putting this out in 1949, put out the first triple pickup guitars before Fender used them in stratocasters, i never knew!
The only thing id change is perhaps add a bigsby, not the biggest fan of trap tailpieces.
Yes, the ES 5 was quite a ground breaking instrument. It was out before the electric versions of the L5 & Super 400 too. A very underrated and beautiful guitar that got overshadowed by the L5CES with carved solid woods construction as opposed to laminate on the ES 5. If you want to know more about the history of Gibson archtops you should find a copy of Gibson Electrics: The Classic Years by A.R. Duchossoir which is a wealth of information and there are other great books like Gibson Super 400: The Art of the Fine Guitar and a few others.
Ah, i will look for that Epi, seems pretty rare. Thanks for the info.Here's how twisted I am - my instinct is to say something like - 
We love spending time with you and we want to make sure that we have refreshments, snacks and most importantly that we can free up time to enjoy your company.  We can't do this if you just pop by unannounced - we will be poor hosts and no one will be happy.  Give us a call so we can make a plan.  If for some reason you call or text and don't hear back from us immediately - it doesn't mean that we don't want to see you - it just means that at that moment we may not able to be good hosts - so please be patient.A doctor in Great Britain is having a hard time finding work after he “politely” asked a Muslim mother to remove her niqab — a garment of clothing that only exposes the eyes — so he could hear her clearly explain her daughter’s symptoms.
Dr. Keith Wolverson, a family doctor, was practicing at Royal Stoke University Hospital in the walk-in center when he encountered the woman. As the Telegraph reports, the doctor, who has an unblemished record after 23 years of practice, said the woman consented to his request to temporarily remove the face covering without any problems.
Issues with his request only came after the woman’s husband learned of the incident and filed a formal complaint.
But the General Medical Council didn’t see it that way, and sent Wolverson a letter which stated he was under investigation for racism and could eventually be removed from his profession.
Since this experience, the family doctor says it has been impossible for him to secure work and is considering non-medical work, such as supplying Botox injections, just to pay his bills.
But Wolverson hasn’t been left without support. At least 57,000 people have signed a petition for him to be reinstated, but the doctor has been considering discontinuing his practice.
"I absolutely no longer want to be doctor."As short a release as it is, the tight six-track EP packs a punch. This is essential material for both country listeners and fans of Orville Peck.
He wears his influences more boldly and yes, some might say indulgently and ostentatiously, than ever on Show Pony, but it’s in the album title; his growth as a songwriter cannot be denied.
This six-track record dips into razzle-dazzle pop with Shania Twain, and further perfects the masked country don's knack for evocative gloom.
This latest EP indicates that Peck’s brand of country can move past what listeners already heard on Pony. He continues to put a fascinating and subversive take on country music as he moves closer to mainstream stardom.
Show Pony is his declaration that if he's offered the spotlight, he'll claim it as the place he deserves to be, and on the basis of the talent and audacity shown here, only a narrow-minded fool would bet against him.
Show Pony proves Peck’s music can stand tall divorced from the aesthetic-first approach of Pony. What it doesn’t prove is that Peck’s music springs naturally out of the history of country rather than the presumptions of a rock musician.
This really gotta be the wackest new music friday In a while.
um, its good. i liked it, thats, thats about it.
orville peck is famous for his album "pony which i actually haven't tried yet, but i've heard lots of reccomendations for it, and i have seen loads of positive reviews, but also an overwhelming people saying that its overrated, but before i jumped into a full album, i fought i'd try this ep.. and ummmmmm, maybe i'll listen to pony someday?
A sequel to the anonymous project Orville Peck evokes mixed feelings. Some tracks are very good and some are just boring.
This is probably my most anticipated EP of the year. I'm a huge fan of Orville Peck- I loved Pony, I love this man's voice and I love what he does for the community of connecting typical gay culture of drag queens with an old, country sound to create this modern-day blend that very few other artists can pull off. I stand by believing Peck is the most progressive artist to come out in the past 5 years.
I've always thought that Orvillle Peck made music for people who want to say that they listen to country, but don't want