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Bill Greene
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Hesh I'm not trying to be picky...but that one on the lower right is going to need a neck reset.   

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Hesh,
Looks like Pete Townsend of The Who got to that cookie at the far right


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Can't wait to eat some.

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[QUOTE=Bill Greene] Hesh I'm not trying to be picky...but that one on the lower right is going to need a neck reset.    [/QUOTE]

That one came by FedEx


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That's the look I get when I see a stack of old Brazilian rosewood. I haven't made any trips to Sweden or the Neverland Ranch Colonial Tonwds38908.8779976852
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How authentic! Is that stew-mac aniline dye in the glaze? Yum!! Coal byproducts, just like Mom used to make!

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Ya gonna start from the headstock, or the tailblock?
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That is too cool! Love that burst! My mouth is watering just thinking about them...

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Does it mean that if i'm kind enough with Lacey, i'm gonna get me some Bear shaped cookies at the gathering?

Great work Lacey, your cookies are just gorgeous, elegant, excellent craftwomanship!

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No, sorry they don't look sunbursted, they look like all mahogany guitars to me!

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I`ll take the three double O`s at the top for breakfast

Yum!
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Will there be any banjo cookies?

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Yum! Tony's Nitro glaze?

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Are you sure Lacey did those?
They look more like your work, Hesh....

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I want my Teddy Bears cookies please!


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[QUOTE=Hesh1956] [QUOTE=old man] Will there be any banjo cookies?

Ron[/QUOTE]

sure - upon request and they will be softer for people with no teeth....... [/QUOTE]




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You know, a lot of candy (M&M's, for instance) are, or were, coated with shellac. You could really pop the grain (so to speak) on those babies with a nice French polish! No pumice, though!


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