That sucks, Aussiejoe get well soon
Did you sound like this @1.20 mark?
Just remember the eyes don't work.
Can you play without a strap, on your legs or do you have to wear one of those over engineered casts?
They may be mean but I believe I would have to try and kick some bird ass if I lived down there.
Hmmmm.........I think eight weeks is plenty of time to learn to play right-handed chords on a keyboard 
Hmmmm.........I think eight weeks is plenty of time to learn to play right-handed chords on a keyboard
maybe Quando, Quando, Quando - Murph and The Magic Tones!
Yeah, it's the males during breeding season... which is now!
Poor Joe. Sorry to hear this, mate.
Thats a bummer dude. Get well soon
Here in the U.S., we have geese. Fearless geese. That will just come up and attack you. And they s*** on everything.
I hate a goose.
Ha!
I was attacked by a goose when I was a kid in Africa. Scary buggers when you're little and they get their gander up, so to speak.
Goshdang!
Between all the poisonous snakes and poisonous spiders and killer jellyfish and all the sharks and now the crazy birds as well and the godknowswhatelsethatIdontknowaboutyets, I don't understand how there are any humans left down under anymore... 
Sorry to hear that Joe, seagulls are the birds in the news here, attacking various people and pets, moving into the towns etc
ouch.
sorry to hear that.
time for open tuning and right hand pickung exercises
Gute Besserung!
Spiders snakes sharks no problem
Its the dropbears you have to look out for
Well... Back when I was visiting Australia, I guess I shouldn't have been on the lookout for the Haast's eagle making a visit from NZ, this one really is the apex predator!
Had a broken colllarbone 10 years ago and was able to play guitar in about a week. Go to your doctor and tell him/her that you want a collarbone support or get one in a pharmacy or medical supply store ---> http://www.physioroom.com/prod…e_Support/3071/38143.html
Wow, that sucks!! 
Get well soon.
Sorry to hear about your accident. But I think with a fixed position for your left arm you should be able to to quite a bit of playing with your left hand.
