Found my BC pick that I lost before for months, again, this time in the drain after doing dishes, as the dishwater drained, there was my pick, really clean this time.
Must have stuck to a plate or cup.
Found my BC TPR 45 Again
Found my BC pick that I lost before for months, again, this time in the drain after doing dishes, as the dishwater drained, there was my pick, really clean this time.
Must have stuck to a plate or cup.
Re: Found my BC TPR 45 Again
What a relief that must have been. Yesterday I was on my back porch picking some tunes. I dropped my BC CT-55, and damn if it didn’t manage to fall right in the crack between the boards, into the brown much under my porch. I found it after some crawling and poking. Phew! Wouldn’t have bothered for a guitar pick.
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I have always been told that I had to play 'clean', but I don't think that is what was intended . . . .
Re: Found my BC TPR 45 Again
Are you sure thats yours?
I lost mine 3 months ago and they all look alike to me.
No matter where I go, there I am...Unless I'm running a little late.
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Wish they’d make them a safety orange color!
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The BC color seems to blend in with a lot of backgrounds.
Silverangel A
Arches F style kit
1913 Gibson A-1
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Isn't that the truth? I just found one the other day that was missing for a week. The cleaning lady found it on the rug, 8' away from my little corner in the living room where the instruments live. I tore the place apart looking for it, was sure I threw it away with some garbage.Originally Posted by Br1ck
Once I lost one for a good part of the day, only to find it on the desk in plain sight. It is made of knotty pine, and the chip just blended in.
Girouard Custom Studio A Oval
P.W. Crump OM-III
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