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  1. August 23rd, 2007, 07:13 AM #1
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    Check out http://www.guitarvibe.com/

    The owner of the site wrote up a little article about me!
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    Hey Congrats! That is a really nice article.
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    Good PR Robert. Can I have your autograph before you start charging for it? LOL!
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    Congrats Robert!
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    Of course you know he's wrong about you when he said you have an "impressive collection of guitars." No collector will say that 3 Squiers make an "impressive collection", it is the music you can make with these everyday guitars that is impressive.
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    Haha, good point! My Squiers aren't that impressive, now are they? LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by aeolian
    Of course you know he's wrong about you when he said you have an "impressive collection of guitars." No collector will say that 3 Squiers make an "impressive collection", it is the music you can make with these everyday guitars that is impressive.
    LOL, I was thinking the same thing! The new guitar is different though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Haha, good point! My Squiers aren't that impressive, now are they? LOL
    I am hoping the author doesn't find out about my guitars or I will have to start charging admission at Casa Krashpad, like Graceland or something.

    But seriously Robert, congrats. Getting press is always nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Haha, good point! My Squiers aren't that impressive, now are they?
    Maybe so, but that $30 Fullerton has 'em all drooling!
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    That was so cool of him to do that article Robert but why hasn't he come in here to join the fun....get him in here would ya.... Then he can write another article from the inside perspective on what GAS really is
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    Quote Originally Posted by zeusse
    That was so cool of him to do that article Robert but why hasn't he come in here to join the fun....get him in here would ya.... Then he can write another article from the inside perspective on what GAS really is
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    Now that is impressive, Robert...and all true as well!

    Congratulations!
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    Quote Originally Posted by aeolian
    Of course you know he's wrong about you when he said you have an "impressive collection of guitars." No collector will say that 3 Squiers make an "impressive collection", it is the music you can make with these everyday guitars that is impressive.
    The author was referring to the Fully and the SX.

    ...and the point you made is excellent, aeolian. If I were to grab Robert's guitar and start playing it would sound something like "tweedledeedly tharph spazzz KERPLUNK!"

    Good article, Robert. It's not often that one receives accurate and flattering press at the same time!
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    Hey, pretty slick Robert !
    You marathon guitar dude.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Check out http://www.guitarvibe.com/

    The owner of the site wrote up a little article about me!
    I always knew you were a great guitarist, and somehow I also assumed you were a great runner, person, husband, father, or anything you put your mind to being. What with the website you've provided us with, the lessons, and all the friendships you've brought together, makes us all appreciate all the things you've accomplished and done for us. God bless you Robert, I hope someday to shake your hand. (Stephen) FatOld Strato Keep up the good work!
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    Thanks a lot Stephen for the kind words.

    I think I am lucky that people enjoy my public display of my hobbies/interests!
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    Now if you get a Vox DA5 you can do both things at the same time.

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    Hey, we can say " we knew Robert when ... "
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    What, who are you guys? Do I know you?

    Haha, just kidding, I am always gonna be the little running guitar playing dude y'all know so well!
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