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still think mine's easier

Usaully the note after the / means that the root note of the chord has been changed. In this case to F.

Best I can come up with is simply barring across strings 1 - 4 at the 3rd fret and muting the 5th and 6th strings. i.e. XX3333.

Slightly salted butter with salt.

You're showing your West of Scotland-ness. It's like an extra large bag o chips wi a deep fried pizza, heaps o salt n vinegar and a DIET COKE.

Only kidding mate. Hope you see the funny side.

I think the Christian music "scene" is so big now that it's a bit unfair to say that it's ALL rubbish. I have to admit to liking bands like Switchfoot and The Fray. But I also must admit that there is an awful lot of really bad Christian music that just makes me squirm. But that can be said for ALL music and not just Christian.

Aw shucks.
My wife always says I'm easily persuaded. No room for a dishwasher. The only space in the kitchen is taken up by my ball and chain

In the UK tailgating is the practice of following the car in front TOO closely. Very closely.

I'm guessing there's another meaning which sounds like a lot more fun.

Here here! I never fail to squirm when there is a "praise band" playing at church. Usually they're not too good and all that happy clappy Kuhm by Yah (or whatever) freaks me out.

Each to their own, I suppose, but don't expect me to be dancing in the pews.

Grump grump grump.

My wife has been trying for years to put me off peanut butter. You just succeeded in 10 seconds.

Both ways are good. But then I'll eat peanut butter with anything.

An easy way to explain it is play your usual C major, then add your pinky to the 2nd string at the 3rd fret (although it may be easier to use different finger positioning, this is the basic shape). There are 2 ways I usually play it.

X32030   OR   X32033   (  fret    position  )
  21  3              21  43  (finger positioning)

I preferr the second option.

Check out Chordie's large chord chart in the Resourses section.

Hope I've helped.

I keep getting distracted by the picture of the corn dogs.

In Scotland we would serve it with chips (fries) and call it a sausage supper.

Incidentally, in Scotland we also have been known to deep fry Mars Bars in batter. What a healthy nation we are.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-fried_Mars_bar

Peanut butter and tuna.
Oh AYE!