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Jim Yates - Posted - 10/22/2013: 19:25:08
Looks like I wasted fifty years practising. I could've done it in 12 minutes.
 12 minutes?? I have wasted 50 years! |
pizmo - Posted - 10/23/2013: 02:12:27
Just think Jim, by doing it the hard way you could have instead been hanging out on street corners up to no good. Heck, now a days it takes me 12 minutes to tune up and get the fingers loosened. Were did we go wrong?????
Tom Smith - Posted - 10/23/2013: 03:11:12
LOL. And I'm still learning. Maybe with my previous experience, I won’t need the full 12 minutes to finish up...
UsuallyPickin - Posted - 10/23/2013: 05:11:28
At twelve minutes a day 10,00 hours will pass at age at age 142. That is if if your parents start you out at age five.... hmmmm.
Troll - Posted - 10/23/2013: 07:07:22
I started when I was three. I should be there by age 140....so I got that goin' for me.
wannabedoc - Posted - 10/28/2013: 18:22:59
Twelve minutes? I'm only halfway done procrastinating by then!
imapicker2 - Posted - 10/28/2013: 19:54:26
I think that I have run into a couple of those people at jams. Yep! I think so.
rebelpicker - Posted - 10/30/2013: 04:16:22
12 minutes, sounds like a long time to learn something as simple as guitar (ha-ha-ha)
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