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Almost correct. A Rumble 100c was at the top of the list. But I had to take my 13 year old dog in for some dental work today that'll cost me over $1K, so I'll need to rebuild the reserves for a bit.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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I remember those days well...at least back then my wife and I were working but $3K bills for rescue dogs hit hard. Being retired, we down-sized and only have stray cat that my wife insisted on taking in. Fortunately this creature has been healthy, and so far and stays out of my way
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I've been cutting my own hair since 1990. Free, free, free, free...
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:: laugh ::
I hear complaining about $18 haircuts
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My hair was mid-back until one "inspired creation" later. The first abyss is to shoulders, the mid-back is the great abyss to properly long. And it's not something I can do myself, I learned.
Pet veterinary insurance is a growing busine$$.
I hear complaining about $18 haircuts
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My hair was mid-back until one "inspired creation" later. The first abyss is to shoulders, the mid-back is the great abyss to properly long. And it's not something I can do myself, I learned.
Pet veterinary insurance is a growing busine$$.
I had pet insurance once. Once...
My at home haircuts are done with japanese scissors and a comb. I have two buzz cutters, same models as my old barber used, but haven't got to trying them. Beats the cost of haircuts and turns out better. I'll never go back.
I cut my wife's hair. She paid way more than I did.
I cut my wife's hair. She paid way more than I did.
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This is how a .105 string seats in the nut.
Looks pretty tight to me, but probably just fine. The call of flatwounds on this semi-hollowbody was too great to resist. And settled in with the LB Low Tension Flats with the .100. Or they settled in. We're settled in, it's the Thing That's Going Around.
In popular culture it's held all mens' haircuts are either Moe, Larry, or Curly. And in no position to dispute that.
Looks pretty tight to me, but probably just fine. The call of flatwounds on this semi-hollowbody was too great to resist. And settled in with the LB Low Tension Flats with the .100. Or they settled in. We're settled in, it's the Thing That's Going Around.
In popular culture it's held all mens' haircuts are either Moe, Larry, or Curly. And in no position to dispute that.
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A pot of what? (I'll let myself out...........)[/QUOTE]
It's sort of like attaching a tube to a bong. Do it wrong and nothing comes out.
A pot of what? (I'll let myself out...........)[/QUOTE]
It's sort of like attaching a tube to a bong. Do it wrong and nothing comes out.
In the 70's, my hair was almost mid-back. Of course, back in those olden days, it was common for gents to have long hair.
In these moderm times, there is no way I would want to deal with long hair.
Yes, there is no way I want to deal with a hair dryer.
Short is the new long.
you still talking about hair there bean's?
Especially in a bath tub!
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Blowfryer.
Ever been accused of involvement in a minor, but highly noticeable, hair incident at a candlelight church service? Fortunately not recently
Ever been accused of involvement in a minor, but highly noticeable, hair incident at a candlelight church service? Fortunately not recently
Thanks @beans-on-toast . Over the years of flipping nuts (lol) from lefty to righty I've kind of gotten the gist of it. I can get one carved down pretty close. I like the angled shave you demo'ed on the illustration. On the SR1200L I just bought, luckily I found out that Tusq makes a special string nut for that bass, and it cost me $23 including shipping USPS. That one will just drop in with the correct depth of cuts. Still liking the bass though!
I've invented a new dandruff shampoo with Pledge in it for balding men. "Clean and polish while you dust."
Yeah, but someone must've 'cos it's now in the warnings. To quote Ron White, "Ya can't fix stupid."
To get back to the 'hair' thing for a moment, I used to go[in the 70s]~once a month for $10-$12. Now it's once every 8-10 weeks for ~$15(senior rate). It ain't killin' me, bucks wise, and less chance for f---* up.
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Well, and you know what choir singers think about such goings-on.
Exactly. Paroxysmal guffaws into their folders, all the while trying to comport themselves in a dignified, respectful manner. Some of the biggest laughs I've ever had were in the choir stalls, and they were all the more delicious for the fact that we shouldn't be acting like that in church! All this as an adult, mind you.
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