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CWB 14: Whiskey and Beer

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So cool Drummer! I remember having a shirt that said something like I survived the yough!

Iowa is pretty chill, but the music scenes in all the places I've lived have been a bit more vibrant.

I lived a block from mountaineer stadium. I used to jam with a guy called Kevin Freison. He was a fantastic bassist. We've lost touch over the last few years. Hes a great guy and milked every last bit out of his stingray!!
 
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I'll know where to find her in just a couple short weeks. She'll be skinny dipping in my swimming pool.

Funny how that trip coincides with the first annual MoCWB Stalkfest, which also happens to be taking place in FL.

Wow, what a coincidence!!!!!

:p
 
So I'm not a gear snob, but I must confess that I have wanted a Fodera Emperor built for many years. When I saw the Emperor standard I couldn't believe that it was built to the exact specs I always wanted. So I'm trying to forget that I'm waiting for it... Otherwise I'd be scratching hash marks like I'm in a dungeon counting the days.
Drummer, that's one of the reasons why I'm so excited to live vicariously through you when you get your Pbass!!!!'
 
I just love starting a job, then discovering that the individual in charge of procuring the parts is a complete idiot :scowl: :help::eyebrow: He was even provided with the correct part numbers from the start.


Mulebagger, I was one of those funny-talkin' people once upon a time. I grew up in the southwestern corner of Virginia and came out to California after joining the Marines. I grew tired of people continually asking me to repeat myself (because they couldn't understand me), so I gradually lost the accent.
 
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