I think that just you saying "shitter" implies that it's not over-decorated.Broomstick wrote:Let me just state for the record that THIS woman's shitter is NOT gussied up.

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I think that just you saying "shitter" implies that it's not over-decorated.Broomstick wrote:Let me just state for the record that THIS woman's shitter is NOT gussied up.
It's filled with around $100,000 worth of stereo gear, including 4(!) turntables, two full sets of amplifiers and speakers, and enough cables to wire an entire home. Excessive does not begin to describe it.Elfdart wrote:I don't get it. Is there something wrong with that room -other than it being a little crowded?J wrote:Why do guys do this to their living rooms?
When playing Stairway to Heaven live, Jimmy Page rocked out on a Gibson EDS-1275. By definition, the live performances of Stairway to Heaven, including the extended solos, were some of the most awesome moments ever known to humanity. As such, Gibsons are better than Fenders.aerius wrote: Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix use Fenders, therefore Fenders are better than Gibsons.
But I would assume he at least uses all that equipment at one point or another, doesn't he?J wrote:It's filled with around $100,000 worth of stereo gear, including 4(!) turntables, two full sets of amplifiers and speakers, and enough cables to wire an entire home. Excessive does not begin to describe it.
They are programmed from birth to do so, probably by Martha Stewart.RogueIce wrote:It's one thing to have pink towels and pink soap. It's something else entirely to have pink towels and pink soap that you're never supposed to use. So long as it's used, it's no big deal. But why the hell keep soap and towels in a bathroom purely for decoration?
Nonsense. Their awesomeness was independent of the brand of instrument used. See when Hendrix used a Gibson V. His awesomeness was not diminished.aerius wrote:Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix use Fenders, therefore Fenders are better than Gibsons.