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Bobby Lee


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Cloverdale, California, USA
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2002 7:19 am    
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Crazy Glue!
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Reece Anderson

 

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Keller Texas USA, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2002 7:34 am    
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Not long after I was married I mentioned to my wife while we were on a playing job that I was being distracted by my picks wanting to fall off. She immediately said, why don't you put double sided false fingernail tape inside your picks. I did so, and my problem has been solved for the past 23 years.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2002 8:50 am    
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I started using the Stevens (now John Pearse) design over 25 years ago, and have never looked back. They never fall off, and they'll never hurt your fingertips, either!
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gary darr

 

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Somewhere out in Texas
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2002 7:26 pm    
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I just use a fender medium flat pick when playing between six string and steel (please no flames) lol

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Jody Carver


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KNIGHT OF FENDER TWEED
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2002 9:04 pm    
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Let your fingers get "fat" stop the ego trip
and quit the "Slim Fast". You will find it difficult to "pick your nose" in the beginning,,but you will play better.
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jim milewski

 

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stowe, vermont
Post  Posted 6 Nov 2002 3:06 pm    
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why do gorillas have big nostrils?.....they have big fingers
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Jack Francis

 

From:
Queen Creek, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 6 Nov 2002 3:11 pm    
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MY HEAD IS SWIMMIN'!
It's a good thing I didn't ask "How many ways are there to skin a cat?"
I will try many of these ....
Thanx for the input.
Jack
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Ray Jenkins


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Gold Canyon Az. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 7 Nov 2002 6:36 am    
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O.K. Jack,you get too give a full report on "How I Now Keep My Picks From Flying Off" at the Jan.Jam. I'll cover the part about skinning cats,coyotes and fox.Heck who knows,we may even find time to do some pickin
Ray

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Jack Francis

 

From:
Queen Creek, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 7 Nov 2002 7:15 am    
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Ray
You want me to try every one of these suggestions and report on them???
Your a sick man!!
I WAS looking forward to the jam.
Jack

[This message was edited by Jack Francis on 07 November 2002 at 07:17 AM.]

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Hap Young

 

From:
Yuma, AZ, USA
Post  Posted 7 Nov 2002 7:36 am    
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Jack,
I use the picks from red rojah, they are black and are called the phoenix picks. Kind of pricey, 7.95 a pair but they stay on real good.
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Jack Francis

 

From:
Queen Creek, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 7 Nov 2002 10:08 am    
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Thanx Hap.
I wonder if b0b sells them????
See you in January, although I may spend the weekend of the 16th in Yuma.
Leave your phone # here or e-mail so I can call you if I come down.
Jack
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