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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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There are a couple of airlines that actually permit two small pets in one carrier. I have 3 of these Sleepypod Air carriers ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed]). They're fantastic. They have a seatbelt restraint system built-in and a small portion of each end can fold up for tighter (cattle car, back of the bus) under-seat storage.

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Nice carrier. Can you take them out once boarded? Any sedative required? I used to give my dog a pill since he had to travel in the belly.
 
I guess being on the elderly side is not a negative up here in Maine... at least as far as being a musician is concerned. Apparently there is a dearth of bass players hereabouts. I put an ad on cl and have been inundated with jam/audition invitations. Hard to choose but I don't have the time for all of them. Trying to decide between two completely different situations was making me a little crazy until my lovely (and brilliant) wife reminded me that I'm retired now and could probably juggle both! So it's my usual "classic rock" genre in one band and an old blues/Americana type thing in the other. Maybe I can find space for the new fretless in the blues band!...and they're all younger than me by at least 10 years. Hope they let me use a stool...
 
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Nice carrier. Can you take them out once boarded? Any sedative required? I used to give my dog a pill since he had to travel in the belly.
They have to remain in the carrier once through security, until through immigration and customs. I have a mild sedative for them. Tried it once, on the first day of our 5 day slow drive from Arizona to Chicago. The instructions said "1/4 to 1/2 pill, 90 minutes before stressful activity". I gave them each 1/2. Knocked my chihuahua on his butt for the entire day. Perfect! The other two were sedated, but came out of it sooner, so they'll get 3/4 to 1 each for the flight.
 
I guess being on the elderly side is not a negative up here in Maine... at least as far as being a musician is concerned. Apparently there is a dearth of bass players hereabouts. I put an ad on cl and have been inundated with jam/audition invitations. Hard to choose but I don't have the time for all of them. Trying to decide between two completely different situations was making me a little crazy until my lovely (and brilliant) wife reminded me that I'm retired now and could probably juggle both! So it's my usual "classic rock" genre in one band and an old blues/Americana type thing in the other. Maybe I can find space for the new fretless in the blues band!...and they're all younger than me by at least 10 years. Hope they let me use a stool...

Rochester to Maine, you won’t sound like the locals. I don’t know if this is a good or a bad thing.
 
Are other people getting this banner at the top of the page?

"We've had 6 confirmed cases of supporting members having their accounts hacked, because of password reuse. The hackers then use your account to post FS ads and steal $. Please use a unique password for TalkBass. Better yet, turn on two-factor authentication. Check your email at https://haveibeenpwned.com to see if your personal info has been leaked by previous security breaches at other sites."

Just wanna make sure that it is not something that is invading my personal space. When there are links, to click it makes me a little skeptical.
I use an ad-blocker so I don't see banners but this should be reported to admin ASAP.
 
Gee, I wonder if I blew it by clicking on the 'X' in the corner of the banner. I don't see it anymore but I suppose clicking on the 'X' could be as detrimental as clicking on a link.


Yay! I didn't even notice the corner 'X'. Now I don't notice the annoying notice at all! Thanks, notty. :smug:
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I'm an IT guy, so it makes me grumpy when someone at work tells me that a computer isn't working. lol. It makes me even grumpier if they tell me it's job security.

Brother! I spent about 32 yrs in IT. I've done pretty much every job there was to do. Most of it was coding with the last few years at times baby sitting the "kids" when they didn't play well together or didn't do their "homework". lol. Not missing that stuff!

I remember too well folks saying an app is not working right. Well, how about a little detail? I don't know it just did something wrong. :laugh:
 
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