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They always have been overpriced I think. I don't have any at the moment (limited resources and plenty of hobbies!) but I had one of the four-in-one sets a few years ago (whatever happened to it, come to think of it) because that was the most cost-effective system.

Oh yes it is . . . . if you look all serious and occasionally shake your head when you're playing it people think you're exceptionally deep.

Why do divers sit on the the side of the boat and go backwards into the water?

Because if they went forwards they'd end up in the boat.

Perhaps you're more of a lead guitarist than a rhythm guitarist. It took me years to accept that I was naturally a rhythm guitarist; I struggled against this because I wanted to play sexy cool solos but just couldn't, then I realised that being able to keep rhythm was a skill that few lead guitarists had - neither one is better than the other but very few musicians are skilled at both.

Slides are for wimps.

I prefer the swings.

A cat, named Bubbles. She wandered into the house one day about a year ago and has lived with us ever since.

Each of my guitars has a story to it. My acoustic was borrowed from my friend Greg about ten years ago. I don't think he remembers. My classical is actually my wife's, it came to her from her great aunt who had it for years - neither could play so I've claimed it by default. My acoustic-electric, which is the guitar of choice these days, was a 30th birthday present from my wife and my electric was a Christmas present about 6 or 7 years ago.

Guess food prices will have to rise as the cost of farming increases.

Olivia Newton-John in the house.

It's raining here . . .

Oh yeah, more than about half and hour is a long session for me these days, what with work, family, other hobbies.

I don't force it. Playing guitar is a luxury and a pleasure, I would hate it  to become a chore so I play when it takes my fancy and I play what I want, not what I think I should.