I think it's against TB rules to mention either of those things.woodpeckers
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I think it's against TB rules to mention either of those things.woodpeckers
Only been in town 18 months, haven't met them (yet), but I'll keep an eye out!How about a guy in Ithaca who might know a Violinist (fiddle player) name Frank and a guitarist (recently toured the Netherlands) named Rich (both excellent musicians) originally from the West Essex part of No. Jersey with whom I truly miss playing!
I believe I mentioned Godel and the implications of the incompleteness theorem at least twice....... asymmetry of monetary policy and Godel's incompleteness theorems have not. Tut tut!
Even stronger !FWIW, my wife and I just went with quarts countertops. YMMV.
I share the same opinion. IMO, "case candy" terminology is ultra lame.
I have no idea what this means
not being from a hockey part of the globe, but it sounds sooo cool. I love it! Surely there is a blog in that.
Why not?
Not counting things that are against the rules, what are things we rarely or never hear about on Talkbass?
I can't think of much.
Dwarf bass players?
There's a number of devotees who have made similar statements on TB in the past, but no-one was paying attention.Those Rickenbackers are the most perfectly executed instruments ever made.