Forum - Banjo Ben Clark

The humor thread (formerly Sunday funny)

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Not sure I’ve ever heard of rotating your guitar strings. Is that like changing the air out of your tires?

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That’s pretty sharp! :sunglasses:

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How many Flatpickers does it take to change a lightbulb? At least 6. One to change it, and the rest to complain that it’s electric…

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I was helping decorate the worship hall at church this morning and saw this power strip, I let them know I preferred Elixir power strips to D’addario. :joy:

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What are you, some kind of brand snob? Earl was lucky to find a 110 outlet, much less a designer power strip.:wink:

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Sounds like you have to let Elixir know! :wink: As I don’t find any Elixir’s.

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I see I’m late to the station. Nevertheless, I’m glad I missed the old 97 on its Danville run.
I heard they were making 90 miles an hours, and the whistle broke into a scream.
But, “c’est la vie.” LIfe is like a mountain railway.

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Oh yeah, where is the “Hundred miles” train?!

My brother, a violinist, was having a “friendly family discussion” with our cousin about the bass guitar. After he made a snide remark about the bass, I looked at him and said, " That was low."

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Wow! That could have been really bad!! Thankfully, no fatalities!!!

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I finally found one!!!

I’m really sorry, they just kept coming so I had to post them! :rofl::rofl:

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those are great

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Love it!

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I firmly believe that if a person with no musical knowledge wants to write a song, they should only be taught 3, maybe 4 chords: G, C, D, and maybe Em. They don’t need anything else! @Michael_Mark was helping me with a song in D flat, and the chord progression literally changed for the banjo and guitar breaks. That songwriter knew way too many chords! Oh, then there was a key change! So if you write a song, just do it in G… It’s a lot easier!

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