Good use for your fanny (pack, that is)

George Kimery · From: Limestone, TN, USA

I was cleaning out a closet yesterday and ran across my old fanny pack. It is larger than the one's the ladies use. I bought it several years ago at one of those as seen on TV stores in Pigeon Forge for about $10.00. The buckle was broken on it, so I started to toss it into the trash. Then an idea hit me: THIS THING MIGHT BE A GREAT WAY TO ORGANIZE ALL MY STEEL GUITAR ACCESSORIES. The pack I have has 7 zippered compartments in various sizes. In one of the very small, corner compartments, I put my tuning wrench. In the other one, spare AA batteries for my tuner. In the largest compartment, I placed all my cords.The next largest compartment, I placed my spare sets of strings and the string winder. In the next compartment, I put in my Lil Izzy, and picks, that I keep in a medicine bottle. The next compartment is empty and the front compartment holds my bar, which is inside my leather picking pouch. I just grab the pack out of my pack a seat and I have everything right at my fingertips, neatly organized and protected. Oddly enough, my pack a seat could be thought of as a fanny pack a seat, which in turn, holds a fanny pack for my gear.

chris ivey · From: california (deceased)

and holds your fanny up off the ground.

Ken Byng · From: Southampton, England

Mmmmmm This has a whole different connetation in the UK. Laughing

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Roger Rettig · From: Naples, FL

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Roddy Ring · From: Alexandria, Virginia, USA

Yes, my English friends, "fanny" got me in trouble once when I told our Scottish receptionist that hers was in the way. She did not initially believe me that the word in the States is a cutesy, polite word for arse, and not the orifice some 45 degrees SSW.

For another troublesome example, my friend married a Brit. When his parents came to visit, they asked if there were any plans for the evening. She said "Sure, we're going shagging, do you want to come along?"

Roddy Ring · From: Alexandria, Virginia, USA

Very interesting auto-correct here on the forum, when I spelled esra in reverse, it was automatically replaced by "rear." I wonder what the UK SGF would substitute for fanny.

chris ivey · From: california (deceased)

do you have to go outside to suck on a fag in england, or is smoking allowed?

Billy Murdoch · From: Glasgow, Scotland, U.K.

[/b]When We carry sadwiches to work to eat at breaktime They are know ar Your "Piece" an eraser is known as a "rubber"
One of My frinds raised a few eyebrows in a Drawing office in the U.S. when He asked for a rubber and later on said He was having His piece!!
Billy[/quote]

Ken Byng · From: Southampton, England

Jim Smith · From: Midlothian, TX, USA

Jim Smith · From: Midlothian, TX, USA

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