Him (and Sting) are the reason I want a Steinberger L2..... Not to mention they are awesome basses, love em or hate em, everyone recognizes them.
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Whenever my wife and I get to visit her parents in Roscommon, her mom makes me rhubarb tarts. Absolutely fantastic, can't get anything like that here without making it yourself.
The Dangerous Kitchen......
if it's not one thing it's another...
..in the middle of the night when you get home....
if it's not one thing it's another...
..in the middle of the night when you get home....
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Which of these actors is fretless. Which has frets. It's a conundrum to meditate upon, grasshopper.
THAT is wicked and something you should tell everyone that will listen. Great conversation over pints.
My grandparents used to grow rhubarb in their backyard. I ate it raw until I puked and got cankers from the acid. Good times.
I have some of those colours, but not all of them, but I do have a brown one. And I enjoy ribs.
Do any women like RUSH? I'm being serious, not trying to troll. I watched that recent documentary and it was good, but man those gigs looked like sausage fests.
Speaking of sausage, it's nice to grill a couple up and maybe serve em with some kraut or maybe spicy hot peppers depending on the side dish.
Also, basses.
Speaking of sausage, it's nice to grill a couple up and maybe serve em with some kraut or maybe spicy hot peppers depending on the side dish.
Also, basses.
