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My Avatar is not My pedal, but I feel for the poor thing anyway

I saw the picture of this poor abused little Metal Zone MT-2, which some clown is trying to sell on EBAY as a project pedal. I do not want to know, what the hell the owner did to that poor pedal, but My heart goes out to it. I also do not know, as cheap as new single pedals of it's type, are to purchase new, who would want it for a project pedal???? So I decided to use the little-guys pic, as My avatar for now, and tell it, once again, my heart goes out to you, little buddy.
-----So in Empathy for the Little guy, I decided to use His pic, for My Avatar!!!!!

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