You are correct App's.Appfro wrote:fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.covetousness is if he wanted someone else's guitar. nice try though.
So what were you trying to say before you made a fool out of yourself?fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
Yep. Small cracks lead to bigger cracks. See if you can get it filled.Trippin Hillbilly wrote:So what were you trying to say before you made a fool out of yourself?fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
And yeah i'm concerned, like hcole said, it could lead to bigger problems.
seriously, it took me like 5 minutes to find. I mean it's cool that you want to take care of your guitar, but a little scratch won't do anything. I've dropped countless heavy bottles on my guitar and have gotten deeper scratches/cuts/gouges and it hasn't affected the guitar at all. Just makes it look worn and torn and played and loved.i like tictacs wrote:its an instrument, not a piece of art. did you see what happened to my taylor? yeah, i was pissed as all hell, but i filleld the crack myself with epoxy and it plays as if nothing was ever wrong in the first place. a little personality never hurt a guitar.
don't worry about it.
i'd care. i'd be upset about it, i'd check on it constantly. my 2 cents.Trippin Hillbilly wrote:If you had read my earlier post you would have seen that I found out that it's just a lacquer check and that's not a big deal, but worth keeping an eye on incase it develops into something more.
What concerned me was that it was around the rosette. Sorry for caring about my instrument. Jesus.
me 2Appfro wrote:i'd care. i'd be upset about it, i'd check on it constantly. my 2 cents.Trippin Hillbilly wrote:If you had read my earlier post you would have seen that I found out that it's just a lacquer check and that's not a big deal, but worth keeping an eye on incase it develops into something more.
What concerned me was that it was around the rosette. Sorry for caring about my instrument. Jesus.
it covers both actually, my non-catholic friendAppfro wrote:fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
this was the point i was makingi like tictacs wrote:its an instrument, not a piece of art. did you see what happened to my taylor? yeah, i was pissed as all hell, but i filleld the crack myself with epoxy and it plays as if nothing was ever wrong in the first place. a little personality never hurt a guitar.
don't worry about it.
3 entries found for covetousness.fatjack wrote:it covers both actually, my non-catholic friendAppfro wrote:fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
those prove my point: a desire for material wealthAppfro wrote:3 entries found for covetousness.fatjack wrote:it covers both actually, my non-catholic friendAppfro wrote:fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
cov·et·ous Audio pronunciation of "covetousness" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kv-ts)
adj.
1. Excessively and culpably desirous of the possessions of another. See Synonyms at jealous.
2. Marked by extreme desire to acquire or possess: covetous of learning.
covet·ous·ly adv.
covet·ous·ness n.
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covetousness
n 1: an envious eagerness to possess something 2: extreme greed for material wealth [syn: avarice, avariciousness, cupidity] 3: reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins) [syn: avarice, greed, rapacity, avaritia]
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i would think that a 30 year-old would have something better to do, like, i dont know... maybe attract a mate?jellyfish wrote:FJ can't dig his way out of this one. I'd love to see him try though. I picture it similar to a fish floundering while they are sitting on the hot dock.
but....miguel already ownes the guitar. he doesn't have to desire for it....whatever, i'm confused.fatjack wrote:those prove my point: a desire for material wealthAppfro wrote:3 entries found for covetousness.fatjack wrote:it covers both actually, my non-catholic friendAppfro wrote:fatjack wrote:yeah, like covetousnesshcole wrote:what kind of guitar is this? I know some makers use decals for their rosettes.
Fatjack, sure he's THIS concerned about his guitar, if a crack just develops it could be a sign of bigger problems.
cov·et·ous Audio pronunciation of "covetousness" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kv-ts)
adj.
1. Excessively and culpably desirous of the possessions of another. See Synonyms at jealous.
2. Marked by extreme desire to acquire or possess: covetous of learning.
covet·ous·ly adv.
covet·ous·ness n.
[Download Now or Buy the Book]
Source: The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
covetousness
n 1: an envious eagerness to possess something 2: extreme greed for material wealth [syn: avarice, avariciousness, cupidity] 3: reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins) [syn: avarice, greed, rapacity, avaritia]
Source: WordNet ® 2.0, © 2003 Princeton University
thanks for helping me out though
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