We are picky about pickguards, and sometimes picks. Once we pick a topic, we just pick it apart. In fact, I pick you to start a seperate thread on picks. Could you picture that?!5 pages ---on a pickguard........interesting
We should probably include some pictures of pickups too. I mean, you can have the pics and the pickguard, but you ain't gonna pickup chicks at a gig without pickups.I can picture a pick thread with pics of all the picks we pick.
I can picture a pick thread with pics of all the picks we pick.

If you are prone to dropping picks, I did this little mod 15 years ago. I don’t use it, but it was interesting to try.
If you are prone to dropping picks, I did this little mod about 15 years ago. I don’t use it, but it was a good experiment.

When I was a teenager I went into a graveyard on Halloween with some friends to have a seance. The only thing we conjured up were the local police department.So you play at seances often?
What would you bring to a conjuring?
All it takes is a large guitarHow do you guys play with such large picks?
See, Tony...
Now, get out there and give ’em heck, Tiger!
Hay, you did it again with the thread merge...Hey, I just realized...I made a funny.
See, I was talking to Tony, and I called him, "Tiger."
Get it?
Tony the Tiger!!!
Ha! I kill me!
Didn’t the Knights Templar issue an edict on a Runestone that said the pick guard should never be removed from a Les Paul?
It doesn't matter because with or without the
pickguard I find Les Pauls to be uncomfortable.
They weigh too much.
They irritate my forearm.
They dig into my ribcage.
The cutout is poorly designed.
They have bad upper fret access.
The pickup selector is in a stupid place.
The front strap button is in a stupid place.
Removing or retaining the pickguard solves
none of these very serious design flaws.
Clumsy fat awkward boat anchors.
Every last one of them.
It is SHALL, which means you have too.
I like it with.. but I voted remove it only because I don't like the 1960 written it...