I ended up with a 2011 Ibanez SRA305, which is a surprisingly good instrument and very giggable at its discounted NOS clearance sale price point.
Did you get your senior discount on top of that?
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I ended up with a 2011 Ibanez SRA305, which is a surprisingly good instrument and very giggable at its discounted NOS clearance sale price point.
We can all use a little bit of mother's little helper. Time ain't on our side so while you can, you should get what you need.
Putting all those together should provide some measure of satisfaction.
I'm 51 and grumpy is what happens when you run sound 25+ years for a bunch of ungrateful, moronic musicians who are always too damn loud.
I don't give a rat's rearend if I get a number or not.
I rode faders (still do), accumulated some Sound gear, and just for personal relaxation would pick guitar chords and sing nice old folk songs to myself.
Well, I went and put together a music room, and all was well until someone had the bright idea that I should put a drum kit in there. Before I knew it these effin musicians (I dont much like musiciansalmost as delusional as actors, but thats another story) stormed my place, kicked me to bass then dragged me on stage
Okay thats not really why Im grumpy (cept I still hate lead guitards, and hopefully theres a special place in hell for whoever had the bright idea to make electric guitar a lead instrument, but I digress),
but yeah, Ill take a number, reluctantly though since you let these kids under 40 in hereI just aint right.
Oh, Im almost 57, going on 77.

Last weekend it snowed. Usually I wouldn't care but it also rained and sleeted. Bout 4 or 5 inches total of really wet , sloppy , soupy sludge. Pulled out the snow blower and the sludge just clogged it up. The stuff weighs a ton so my crappy back says no shoveling. Then the snowplow came by and left a 12 inch pile of the stuff around my car. Then it got really cold (not the cannuck cold , just enough to really freeze the slop.)Now my Firebird is frozen in place and my P.U. truck gets stuck every time I park it. I tried to get some sand from the job site but it was frozen solid too. Checked the week long forcast and didn't see any temps. that will melt any of this stuff off.To top it off , my hose is frozen too and I ran out of Baileys Irish Cream yesterday.The wife says I seem grumpier than usual. Well........ duh. Saw a sign driving by a church in my work truck yesterday that said "To those of you praying for snow , please stop." Amen![]()
Cheeseandcrackersgotallmuddy! What the heck is that?????