Trevor Gore in trouble

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Trevor Gore in trouble

Post by kiwigeo » Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:59 pm

Looks like Trevor is in serious trouble......a falcate braced classical has just been discovered in North Korea.
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Re: Trevor Gore in trouble

Post by kiwigeo » Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:59 pm

Kim Jong Un looks a bit forked off....
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Re: Trevor Gore in trouble

Post by seeaxe » Sat Sep 03, 2016 5:48 am

Surely that's the wrong body shape for falcate Martin? If it is, he hasn't followed the plans, the rotter.

Btw, Which one is Trevor? Never met the man so wouldn't recognise him.

I assumed that the fork was for tuning the guitar until I zoomed in n the seated officers hat. It appears to be supporting KJU's lunch.

Disturbing to think that someone who might have nuclear weapons at his disposal would use what is patently not a falcate guitar. Looks like French polish finish though, so there is perhaps some hope for world peace.
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Re: Trevor Gore in trouble

Post by Lex » Sun Sep 04, 2016 1:00 pm

I heard that the guitar went out of tune , so KJU had the Luthier executed with an anti aircraft gun :D

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Re: Trevor Gore in trouble

Post by kiwigeo » Sun Sep 04, 2016 1:16 pm

Lex wrote:I heard that the guitar went out of tune , so KJU had the Luthier executed with an anti aircraft gun :D

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Not quite correct...the poor unfortunate was glued and clamped to death. 50 litres of Titebond and at least 250 Stewmac cam clamps were used to glue the poor bastard to a workbench
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