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Gymbal31 - Posted - 08/09/2011: 13:25:52
The flange looks like a Goodtime, but I don't know what to make of the inlays.
And didn't he used to play an openback?
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UNYBP - Posted - 08/09/2011: 13:45:32
I think it was built by Dr Bunsen Honeydew and his assistant Beaker
UNYBP - Posted - 08/09/2011: 14:20:08
Yet.............
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Originally posted by Gymbal31
I don't think it's a Honeydew. It doesn't explode.
Gymbal31 - Posted - 08/09/2011: 16:51:06
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Originally posted by kevinwholmes
Whatever it is, it's left-handed.
That's only because Steve Whitmire is right-handed.
Gymbal31 - Posted - 08/10/2011: 11:27:11
Steve Whitmire performs Kermit. His right hand goes into Kermit's head and mouth so his left hand controls Kermit's left hand on the banjo. Kermit's right hand is taped into position on the neck of the banjo with two face tape.
imac50 - Posted - 08/10/2011: 14:48:32
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Originally posted by Gymbal31
Steve Whitmire performs Kermit. His right hand goes into Kermit's head and mouth so his left hand controls Kermit's left hand on the banjo. Kermit's right hand is taped into position on the neck of the banjo with two face tape.
Hey that's cruel!
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