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Dueling banjos... On upright bass.Not sure of the actual circumstances but this is crying out for a caption[Pic from Mike Babyak via Mastodon. If you're reading this Mike can you tell us the story?]
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Looks like their out for a walk n the park!Not sure of the actual circumstances but this is crying out for a caption
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Not sure of the actual circumstances but this is crying out for a caption
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What I actually mean when I type "Double Bass"
Not sure of the actual circumstances but this is crying out for a caption
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What's the matter with you? All three of us were supposed to play upright bass on this gig!
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I rented a little house in North Aurora in '78 after I got out of college and went to work at Fermilab. Maybe it was Wayne and Garth in the van behind me on Hwy 25 one day. On the upper lip of the hood, written backwards like they do with "Ambulance" so you can read it in your rear view mirror, it said "Always forward. Never straight." I gave them a big thumbs up out of my window, which they returned. I've been using that as my tagline ever since.
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I rented a little house in North Aurora in '78 after I got out of college and went to work at Fermilab. Maybe it was Wayne and Garth in the van behind me on Hwy 25 one day. On the upper lip of the hood, written backwards like they do with "Ambulance" so you can read it in your rear view mirror, it said "Always forward. Never straight." I gave them a big thumbs up out of my window, which they returned. I've been using that as my tagline ever since.
No left turn unstoned is what we always said.
