Well, by posting that you just ruined their lives. That the photo will live on the internet for eternity. Every time they interview for something this photo will come up, and they won't get the job.
With one press of that "Enter" key you have ensured they will be living in their parent's basement forever.
[cue the violins]
Bobby Curtis walks into his great niece's basement. It's dark because they can only afford one light bulb now as it swings from wire in the center of the room.
They offer their great uncle a cup of pencils and ask him if he would like to buy one so they can buy a can of SPAM for dinner.
He asks them how they came to such dire conditions. Their reply....
"Great uncle Bobby Curtis, it's because of that picture you posted on that small guitar forum years, and years ago."
In response Bobby Curtis Racing ditches the typewriter and buys pencils by the truck load. Bobby Curtis' great nieces become millionaires selling official "Bobby Curtis Racing" pencils.
Buys pencils? No way! I just take them from the great nieces.
Yet somehow my veteran daughter owes her school over 1K and lives with her dad.
Loan her one NOW Grandpa! Or give me her addy and I’ll mail her one. She wants to play. In a year she may lose interestI wouldn't feel right, doing that. I'll just leave her mine, when the time comes.
I've told my wife that I want to leave all of my instruments to my daughter. She can distribute them as she sees fit....
but Sam is gone...........
Nope, mine. My oldest brother's granddaughters.
Loan her one NOW Grandpa! Or give me her addy and I’ll mail her one. She wants to play. In a year she may lose interest
So far so good with new laptop got my printer hooked up wirelessly, got wii finally hooked to interwebs however it wont download update.....oh well I found a hard drive that has extra games on it. Kids are stoked.
If you have never connected your Wii before, I think you may need to create a Nintendo account first or something. Let me look it up.
She has two ukes of her own, and plays pretty well. It's my eight string she's excited about. She played it last year, and loves it.
I'd just get her one of her own, but don't want to leave her little sister out....