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My Babies

Pardon the lackluster picture quality. I just got the camera today and I haven't worked out all the kinks yet.

On the left is my Epiphone Les Paul Standard, on the right my Fender Standard Strat.

Yeah, and the apartment is in its usual state of disarray, and I need to vacuum.
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Nice guitars!

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Really nice guitars!

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Great Guitars !!!!
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Ohhh I think I just fell in love with your babies

I want one of each at least one of each

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