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Guitar Stand damage

corpse

corpse

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Years ago I got up at an open mic nite to sing (at the Eagleville Pub on Rt 32 in Storrs Ct)- and it killed- but anyway- as i was walking off the stage my shoe caught a cable and a mic stand fell down and dinged the top of the pub owners BRAND NEW THAT DAY Gretch.
Give THAT guy an M for stupid.
 
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