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I am laughing - believe me. 🙂 Hah! I can by-pass the system. Love it!

Count to one hundred. He'll be in within that time scale, unless overdosed on Smarties and Wagon Wheels again. (system has barred me using any more emoticons for the rest of the day)

Nah, it's some place called Latvia.

OK

I always thought Walsall?

That why Nod and Dave are trying to hitch away from him and it. 😉

Rev 8

And all in the last hour! 🤗

I think I've been out with her?

And before I began playing, I got by with none. 👍

Mitt einen wonky augen?

Probably from the neighbours. 🤣

Could be the start of your becoming a stand-up comedian?

'God-awful seventies trash' describes me perfectly. Were you the guy with the dog, next to the bar at our last gig? When you left, our audience halved. 😉

Don't know - I never noticed the bass. 😎

or his chin low down onto his bass?

That'll be two of you then. 🤣

Nilorius sent me that picture and claimed it was of him! 😁

Other than aerosol, what the .... is he on about now? 🦄🧸👵🏻

Don't think @niloriuswas around then. 🤣

Probably because they were going themselves. 😆

I once had to go through Ciggy Stop. 😎

I effortlessly make many a b*lls up on both (on a regular basis) 😉

Given your location, which Cambridge College was it? 😆

I'd say, as with most of these scenarios, it depends on the player's preference, finances and the musical context. If at all possible, it would be great if those thinking of making a move, could have the opportunity to have a decent go on each format to help their decision making. A quick play around in a music shop won't always provide a true experience of what any instrument can (and can't) do. We could just as easily ask if someone should go straight to a seven string and I'd give the same answer. I've owned 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 string basses all at the same time, and they're as different in function as a professional set of kitchen knives.