doesn't mean supporting the NYPD's crimes.

seem to think that any show of restraint from demonizing all police officers or (God forbid) questioning any "proof", just means you are a racist Nazi.

These days, it's a pop culture of attacking civil servants (from police to teachers), whether the attacker is on the left or the right of a political spectrum.

That's a classy gesture.

We need a lot more people who care enough to do things like that..

he could have done nothing, said nothing, and stayed safe.

But I'm gonna say it's a Standard. What I can see of the headstock doesn't seem to have the diamond inlay that the customs do, and most customs have binding around the headstock, which this one does not.

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He and Les Paul became pals:

But I hope Sambora rejoins Bon Jovi. It really isn't the same with out the three of them. I was lucky enough to see them back in April 2003 and can say it was an extraordinary show. I even got to high-five Jon.

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The band's roots to NJ and NY cops and first responders run quite deep. Here's Jon with guitarist Richie Sambora for 9/11 (note their T-shirts):



The day after I learned that I was getting laid off at work, I also learned that Bon Jovi would be performing a $90-a-ticket benefit for a slain New Jersey state trooper. I had the money to spare and was glad to help--but with my future income in danger, I suddenly didn't have the money to spare. What to do?

Having succeeded at getting a ticket online, I took a morning off and went on three job interviews. The concert was on a Friday, and I had an extra good time because I'd been able to make a contribution to a worthy cause that I could afford: I would be starting a new job that Monday!



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From a classy guy.