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Cincy GTG 10!
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You have to get permission?
well, the wife and daughter sit at home all day while i work ... and there is only 1 car, so weekends i'm pretty much on chauffeur duty ...
Bring her, introduce them to us, let them see what nice folks you covort with on the internet. 
I assure you that I am family-friendly. Kids love me! It is either my child-like ideas of fun, or possibly the fact that I regularly teach kids boffer sword combat, archery and thrown weapons.
I assure you that I am family-friendly. Kids love me! It is either my child-like ideas of fun, or possibly the fact that I regularly teach kids boffer sword combat, archery and thrown weapons.
You have to get permission?
I'm guessing you're single... Or maybe will be soon.
I've personally found that things work out much smoother in the long run if I make sure my wife doesn't have us committed somewhere else before I commit to doing something on a weekend.
Where are you? Maybe you can leave the car and hitch a ride.
Nah, not single. Married for 11 years now. We have an agreement about weekends, first to schedule something gets priority. She gets to go on the sisterhood retreats 6 or 7 times a year, I get my motorcycle trips, it all works out quite well.
Nah, not bummed about touring. But I really was looking forward to coming up to Cincy.
Ah well, another time.
Cheers,
Liam
Told the wife she should come along, but she said, nope this is your time... Been married 28, soon to be 29 yrs.
And TK421 I'm in the eastgate area if ya need a lift from that direction.
And TK421 I'm in the eastgate area if ya need a lift from that direction.
I am in Indianapolis but I sometimes go to the riverboats (a little too often) This would give me a reason not to blow my cash that weekend. PM me with the location details.
AHA! So you do in essence have to "get permission" YOURSELF, don't you Mr. Smartypants?
AHA! So you do in essence have to "get permission" YOURSELF, don't you Mr. Smartypants?
Think you're a smart guy, eh?
Well, we have two little boys (ages 4 and 2), someone has stay home and watch them, otherwise the gubment will come and take them from us.
My 4-yr wants to play drum set just like daddy. It is my personal desire that he aspire to slightly more skill than that.
Think you're a smart guy, eh?
Well, we have two little boys (ages 4 and 2), someone has stay home and watch them, otherwise the gubment will come and take them from us.
My 4-yr wants to play drum set just like daddy. It is my personal desire that he aspire to slightly more skill than that.
my 3 year old daughter (who claims that she is three point five) wants a "pink sparkly guitar" that is "teeny tiny"
i will, just not yet. right now, she has the attention span of a ripe turnip. i did however see a short scale pink Luna a/ebg on the bay today ... fairly cheap ...
He meant meeee!
keep in mind your not the only young one on here... although you will be soon. 20 in june
I at least think thats the line when people arent allowed to call me 'kid' 'teenager' or anything else in that area. heres hoping at least
and I will also be fashionably late showing up. Ive got a lesson that gets out at 2:45, although its literally down the street from where were going to be at so ill be there momentarily afterwords
My son's 2 years old and just got his first drum kit last Christmas. It's just a toy but try telling him that. The boy's got a drive about him that'll make most professional musicians look like hobbyists.
Anyone bringing an EUB to the GTG?
I'll be bringing my Dean acoustic fretless, but would love to mess with an EUB if I had the chance.
I'll be bringing my Dean acoustic fretless, but would love to mess with an EUB if I had the chance.
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