Birtday dinnaers at Wilmer´s!

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Birthday dinners at Wilmer´s!

So my wife had her 38th birtday. I gave her what she wanted: some sexy underwear (see pics). I also made a "Lotte de mer au beurre blanc de moutard", i. e. Angler (?) with a white butter sauce with mustard and rice in a cup. I really don´t want to terrorize you with my own playing, but this is what we actually listened to for the dinner: Wilmer´s solo on Czesniki:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=877519&songID=6923349

And here´s da pic:
 

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Oh man, you sure make some good looking food. Nice presentation as well.


You are an artist. eat0
 
Phil, you´re a very nice guy. Thanks.

You want a pic of the guitar I used for the solo? :rolleyes:
 
My wife is now putting on her birthday presents (strings: got it?). Sorry, but I will be busy til tomorrow. :cool:

BTW: here´s a pic of the guitar I used for the Czesniki solo; a Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion:
 

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Phil, you´re a very nice guy. Thanks.

You want a pic of the guitar I used for the solo? :rolleyes:

Im not that nice. hahaha. You are just an impressive chef.


That music was interesting. Hard for me to get into it, but i can't really give it a fair shake here at work.
 
"Wilmer X is not at office at the moment, but will come back 4th February.

Thanks for your communication."
 
Phhheeeeeuuuuuuueeeeeeeeewwwwwwww.:eek:


I´m back. That was a hot night. I feel like I have gone through a rolling-mill. :embarrassed:
 
My wife is now putting on her birthday presents (strings: got it?). Sorry, but I will be busy til tomorrow. :cool:

BTW: here´s a pic of the guitar I used for the Czesniki solo; a Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion:

I lubs that guitar....give it to meeeeeeeeeeeeeee!love0
 
Oh noes, it´s mine. Mine, he he he. :cool:

I wanted a semi-acoustic and my first idea was of course an ES 335. Those have become expensive, though, and none I tested was as good as the -63 I had in the mid-late 70s. All of a sudden I found this Howard Roberts Fusion, which has a thicker but smaller body, sounds jazzier than an ES 335, and for an acceptable price. It´s sometimes heard that it still is one of the few under-valued Gibsons, but I don´t know?
 
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