The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.

[Mik]

64 year old women look a lot hotter than they used to.

[Jolly]

Jon would still do her standing up in a hammock.

[Copper]

He picked a lousy days, but he picked a good guitar

[George K]

@Copper said in The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.:

but he picked a good guitar

He's one hell of a plucker.

[Renauda]

He [the guitarist] could have done it with more melodic line but fewer notes and ornaments as did Mick Ralphs when he layed it down with Bad Company. Less is always best.

[Jolly]

@George-K said in The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.:

@Copper said in The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.:

but he picked a good guitar

He's one hell of a plucker.

It's all in the pick.

[Mik]

Does he send out pick pics?

[Axtremus]

@Mik said in The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.:

64 year old women look a lot hotter than they used to.

Is that because the observers changed (e.g., you aged) or the objects of observance changed (e.g., as a population, older women of this era generally look hotter than those from earlier times)?

How to test this? Maybe show observers of different age groups pictures and/or videos of older women from different eras and see how they respond. :man-shrugging:

[Mik]

Easier way of life, better nutrition, more cosmetic and fashion options, greater emphasis on health, no smoking.

[George K]

@Mik said in The guitar player picked a lousy day to be awesome.:

no smoking.

Brief hijack...

When I left the university practice (Upscale neighborhood) and moved to the 'burbs, I was amazed at the difference in the population wrt to how many were smokers, and what ravages smoking wreaked on people.

It got to the point where, just looking at someone, I could, with a fair degree of accuracy, spot a smoker. They always looked older, more wrinkled, and weathered than their non-smoking counterparts.

Sorry, back to your MILF GILF thread.