Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Note the sole melting key. How does that happen? Don't peek.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
KORG MS20
Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Note the sole melting key. How does that happen? Don't peek.
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This happens by not watching what you are doing. Read the item descrip. you'll see what I mean.
ReplyDeleteThe price is a joke as well.
The obvious guess would be a cigarette.
ReplyDeleteNope, try again....
ReplyDelete"Cosmetically, it is a 10 " hahahaha
ReplyDeleteNow the way I'd go about recreating that particular injury is with a soldering iron. And beer. Never a good combination.
ReplyDeleteAlso, "no longer available". Didn't peek!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are mean. Now the seller pulled the auction so he could go cry in the corner about what you said about him.
ReplyDeleteNO MS20 FOR YOU!!!
You know...if you would repair something before placing it up for sale you might have a better chance of selling it. Unless....you reflect the devaluation of the repair in your asking price.
ReplyDeleteCourtesy of "Selling 101"!