Random Acts of Kindness
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
Crackhouseceilidhband asks: Has anyone ever been nice to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever helped an old lady across the road, even if she didn't want to? Make me believe that the world is a better place than the media and experience suggest
( , Thu 9 Feb 2012, 13:03)
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A guitar given away
to my mate Nick. Nick had been banging on about playing guitar for years, but as he has conditions which make it impossible to go into a shop to even try one out ( yes, there is the internet, but it's always better to try guitars for real ) I thought about getting one for him. The opportunity came my way to buy a white Les Paul copy for £25, as it had been gutted of electric parts, the headstock broken and repaired. I bought new P90 pickups, pots, output jack and graphite nut, and made a working guitar. I also painted 'West Country' in Old English text on the body, a pun on Mike Ness's (Social Distortion ) 71 LP Deluxe. With help from a vastly more experienced friend from up the hill, it sounded and played very well indeed. I invited Nick and his wife round for dinner on his birthday, and after we'd eaten brought it down in a vinyl cover and said " here you go. " After picking his lower jaw off the floor, Nick proceeded to learn 'Louie Louie', and is now playing regularly.
( , Sat 11 Feb 2012, 13:33, 1 reply)
to my mate Nick. Nick had been banging on about playing guitar for years, but as he has conditions which make it impossible to go into a shop to even try one out ( yes, there is the internet, but it's always better to try guitars for real ) I thought about getting one for him. The opportunity came my way to buy a white Les Paul copy for £25, as it had been gutted of electric parts, the headstock broken and repaired. I bought new P90 pickups, pots, output jack and graphite nut, and made a working guitar. I also painted 'West Country' in Old English text on the body, a pun on Mike Ness's (Social Distortion ) 71 LP Deluxe. With help from a vastly more experienced friend from up the hill, it sounded and played very well indeed. I invited Nick and his wife round for dinner on his birthday, and after we'd eaten brought it down in a vinyl cover and said " here you go. " After picking his lower jaw off the floor, Nick proceeded to learn 'Louie Louie', and is now playing regularly.
( , Sat 11 Feb 2012, 13:33, 1 reply)
I guess then...
that that would make it a random axe of kindness?
...gets coat
( , Mon 13 Feb 2012, 15:24, closed)
that that would make it a random axe of kindness?
...gets coat
( , Mon 13 Feb 2012, 15:24, closed)
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