Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009
I have always wanted to learn to play the guitar, but even if I pretend to want this from the bottom of my heart (it is still not broken), I didn’t do anything about it. The first step should have been the purchase of the instrument, because without one there’s no chance for me to learn how to pinch the cords and make them sing my favorite songs.
But, due to all sorts of causes, such as the lack of money or the lack of time, I don’t have a guitar of my own and I sometimes feel like it’s a little bit late for me to start learning to play this instrument.
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And when I read about the new guitars recently announced by B.C. Rich Guitars, I felt like an old desire has risen from the dead, all of a sudden. The new product is called the Double Neck Bich, which comes equipped with a standard double neck 6/12 configuration that has a neck-through construction, the Grover Super Rotomatic tuners, B.C. Rich custom quad bridge, 24 jumbo frets and a 24 5/8 inch scale length.
If you are interested in weird shaped guitars (even more if they’re branded with the B.C. Rich name), then you should visit the official site of the company and find more information.
(Source: gadgets.boingboing.net)
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Monday, February 2nd, 2009
Remembering the childhood days, when all of my friends were obliged by their parents to hang their keys from the neck, with all sorts of annoying cords, I can’t help thinking about the fact that keys are characterized by a predisposition of the owner to lose them. It doesn’t matter if people are eager to take care of them, ‘cause one way or the other they manage to make them disappear.
Talking about keys, I have to admit that I truly, deeply, madly hate my keys, because they are so very small, and I can never find the perfect place to keep them. A couple of months ago I’ve bought an osier basket that I’ve turned it into my everything-keeper, including my keys. What’s driving me crazy is the fact that not even the basket helped me from losing them. And maybe you know how irritating it is for someone to look for the keys in their own homes.
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A great solution for such a problem is the Key Thing, an invention that is meant to gather together all of your keys. A great thing about it consists of its small dimensions, so it doesn’t take up too much of your wall space. Nevertheless, you should be careful when hanging your keys from it, because it might fall if they weigh too much.
Different from any other similar device, this personalized key holder is the creation of Thomas Brinch-Moller and Jacob M. Lund, but, unfortunately, is still a concept.
(Source: coolest-gadgets.com)
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