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Can't wait to hear what that is Lance, sounds good already!


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Luthiers auctions??

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No, that is coming later.

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Your going to auction off Luthiers??? Who will be the first to go???


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SURVIVOR .. Luthier Island - build a guitar with native island tonewoods you have to cut yourself, and using tools you have to make - to start, you get a broken LawnBoy riding mower, three flints, a ball of twine, the complete set of John/Robbie/DanErlewine videos in VHS, and a BetaMax player !!!! If you can find the hidden treasure chest of standard issue carpenters tools buried somwhere on the beach, then good luck !!!!

Those who havent got a set of sides bent by the end of day two, well you know .....

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A bottle of glue might be good too. :-)

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Glue ??? what the heck kind of survivor would that be !!! A Red Green case of duct tape maybe .... although none can be visible on the final product.

Hey .. thats a really nice hand smeared pine sap finish you got there !!!!! YOU WIN.

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Glue...Of course, you'll have to boil your own hides (well, not actually your OWN hides, you know what I mean), gleaned from the small indigenous nocturnal critters on the island, hunting with only a torch and a pen knife.


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[QUOTE=CarltonM] Glue...Of course, you'll have to boil your own hides (well, not actually your OWN hides, you know what I mean), gleaned from the small indigenous nocturnal critters on the island, hunting with only a torch and a pen knife.[/QUOTE]
Can we use the competitions hide's?


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No glue, no tape, just rubber bands and a knife!


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Come on the original has to be MacGyver, all your realy need is a swiss army knife, some chewing gum and some foil of some sort and you can do anything.

Good Idea there Tony.

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Only a desert island and a Stew-Mac catalog! Some good TV, finally!

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I better trademark this stuff soon, cause you KNOW its gonna be all over HBO ....

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[QUOTE=npalen] Anyone voted off the island will be set adrift with only a banjo for company.[/QUOTE]
Sent adrift ON a banjo!!!

I like the "Luthier Idol" idea--man, now THAT would be a tough competition, even just considering the "amateur" builders at the OLF!


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Good one Nelson .. and it plays a track off "pickin on Zeppelin", over and over and over ... come to think of it, could be our local radio station, Q107, commonly referred to as Q-1-0-Zeppelin, cause no matter when you switch to that station, its Zeppelin !!!!

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I wonder if any ADVERTISERS/SPONSORS have read this thread?

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[QUOTE=Hesh1956]Set adrift ON an Ovation with only a banjo for company.....[/QUOTE]


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Thank God it's not set adrift on an Ovation mandolin like i own Serge Poirier38892.0523611111


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Well, a Banjo for company sounds nice. It's a far cry better than a volleyball named "Wilson".
And if you could find a raft, it could double as a paddle.

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Great one Don, reminds me of the old Yamaha classical that we use to paddle with at our camp!


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