Alex Ledante
dueling tiles? and you don’t even need to cross the mason/dixon line to see them…
if I ever get back to my Arabian Delights series, this must be used there. it will really add some value to any piece
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which one do you prefer?
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this one -
that one
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That one is my favorite, my friend
glad to hear you like it
I prefer that one, lol.
you see what I did there?
This one, cool piece and reference
just looks so exotic…
plucking my banjo
I like this either one works, because the artist gets mad when I say that, I picked that one.
my copy of the code duello doesn’t mention banjos at all…
all of them start with the banjo. Then the guitar, then the banjo. then both together and of course fear!
I wouldn’t know. I won’t cross the mason/dixon line
you do know that sits about 20 miles from where I live right?
this or that – this or that – this or that – you can get with this or you can get with that – “you can with this ’cause this is where it’s at.” I actually chose that one.
I will get with either one. it doesn’t matter to me
The one on the right sie. I remember those dueling banjos.
that movie scarred me for life
What does the reference to the Mason/Dixon line refer to in this context?
are you familiar with the film Deliverance? there is a famous scene in that film called dueling banjos
There you have me – I was not aware of a film of that name. Thanks for putting me straight.
it takes place in the deep south. this is the song I hear whenever the word duel is involved
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsC4kf6x_Q0