
They talk shite, for a start. And try to sell me BLOODY normal guitars.
No, I don't want your pissy smaller guitar. Oh yes, my dinky little hands are ever so cute. No, I don't know how I don't hurt my weeny little fingers with bass strings either.'
'Can you stand up with that on' has been asked before. I'm an ox of a woman, for crying out loud.
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No, I don't want your pissy smaller guitar. Oh yes, my dinky little hands are ever so cute. No, I don't know how I don't hurt my weeny little fingers with bass strings either.'
'Can you stand up with that on' has been asked before. I'm an ox of a woman, for crying out loud.

Do they try and flog you Daisy Rock guitars?
One way to stop them is "Yes, I always find my womb gets in the way of the low E string, can you fix that?"
They are frightened by women's things...
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One way to stop them is "Yes, I always find my womb gets in the way of the low E string, can you fix that?"
They are frightened by women's things...

Or acrylic fucking legends- they seem to be unable to grasp that I may like my bass for it's sound, not because it's pretty (although it is)
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It was quite the most enormous bass I've ever seen, and she was tiny.
VERY sexy look though...
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VERY sexy look though...

I have that problem. The music shop is forever trying to convince me that I need a 3/4 sixe violin, and a curved head on my flute.
I'm not* a midget!
Then the watermelloning cranberries giggled at me when I bought a ukulele.
*Ok, I probably am a midget, with my 12cm handspan.
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I'm not* a midget!
Then the watermelloning cranberries giggled at me when I bought a ukulele.
*Ok, I probably am a midget, with my 12cm handspan.

Yes, that plectrum's as big as your cock.
Piss off and leave me alone.
Right, ciggy time.
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Piss off and leave me alone.
Right, ciggy time.

except I am the only one in my band who's even competent at playing the drums
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our drummer's brill, but he's offskiing to Oz for 3 months.
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drums come easy to me (to a point) but I'd much rather be the bassist - our bassist (lovely bloke, bless im) seems to be restricted to four notes in any one song
I could cry
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I could cry

Once you've learnt scales you're sorted- I can't read music but I know my scales so I know which notes I can go to.
Then he'll be able to wander around the fretboard like a jazz bitch.
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Then he'll be able to wander around the fretboard like a jazz bitch.

Well, maybe. But those that don't have a uke probably have an accordion.
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but that's because it's owned by a good friend of mine and I work there (though not in the retail side of things).
Instead of going through a shop, you could try looking for local, private guitar repair people. I really would not recommend fucking with the truss rod unless you are 100% sure about what you are doing.
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Instead of going through a shop, you could try looking for local, private guitar repair people. I really would not recommend fucking with the truss rod unless you are 100% sure about what you are doing.