Dick Seacup on January 12, 2010 at 10:05:56:
	Lunch Report--Monday posted by Thundersteel on January 11, 2010 at 12:45:30:

I recognize you from elsewhere. ;)

3. Discussion: A) G&L is Leo Fender's last company. He felt that these were the best instruments he made. Even so, some feel there could be room for improvement. What do you think could be improved? Construction? Design?

Quality. Definitely. Naw, I'm kidding. I think they should go back to the 3-bolt neck plate.

B) How do you feel about pet alteration? For instance, do you get your cat declawed, and/or your dog's tail docked?

Our last cat was a huge behemoth that looked like a Holstein. Her name was "Spot." She was declawed and spayed and mostly an inside cat. She managed to sneak out once, though, and a neighbor's dog treed her. Not having front claws, her back claws did all of the work, and she ended up ripping out two or three on each paw. It was a bloody, horrible mess. I had to drive her 25 minutes to the emergency vet who couldn't do much more than sedate her (she was obviously freaked out from the encounter) and clean/wrap the wounds. Lots of people told us we should never have had her declawed. I think if we got another cat I would declaw it, too, though. Sure miss Spot cat, though...and I'm a dog person.

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: <font color=green><i>Most of you probably will not recognize my name, since I don't post here very often.</i></font> : I recognize you from elsewhere. ;) : <font color=green><i>3. Discussion: A) G&L is Leo Fender's last company. He felt that these were the best instruments he made. Even so, some feel there could be room for improvement. What do you think could be improved? Construction? Design?</i></font> : Quality. Definitely. Naw, I'm kidding. I think they should go back to the 3-bolt neck plate. : <font color=green><i>B) How do you feel about pet alteration? For instance, do you get your cat declawed, and/or your dog's tail docked? </i></font> : Our last cat was a huge behemoth that looked like a Holstein. Her name was "Spot." She was declawed and spayed and mostly an inside cat. She managed to sneak out once, though, and a neighbor's dog treed her. Not having front claws, her back claws did all of the work, and she ended up ripping out two or three on each paw. It was a bloody, horrible mess. I had to drive her 25 minutes to the emergency vet who couldn't do much more than sedate her (she was obviously freaked out from the encounter) and clean/wrap the wounds. Lots of people told us we should never have had her declawed. I think if we got another cat I would declaw it, too, though. <shrug> Sure miss Spot cat, though...and I'm a dog person.

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