The humor thread (formerly Sunday funny)
Not sure Iâve ever heard of rotating your guitar strings. Is that like changing the air out of your tires?
Thatâs pretty sharp!
How many Flatpickers does it take to change a lightbulb? At least 6. One to change it, and the rest to complain that itâs electricâŚ
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 Dâaddario.
What are you, some kind of brand snob? Earl was lucky to find a 110 outlet, much less a designer power strip.
Sounds like you have to let Elixir know! As I donât find any Elixirâs.
I see Iâm late to the station. Nevertheless, Iâm 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, âcâest la vie.â LIfe is like a mountain railway.
Oh yeah, where is the âHundred milesâ train?!
My brother, a violinist, was having a âfriendly family discussionâ 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."
those are great
Love it!
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 donât 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⌠Itâs a lot easier!