There are songs that I can pull off with a short scale bass that I can’t so well with a PBass.
That Eggman reference is hard to uninstantiate from ones brain.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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There are songs that I can pull off with a short scale bass that I can’t so well with a PBass.
That Eggman reference is hard to uninstantiate from ones brain.
That was the R200c/R112 stack. That's the only place we play that I can use 'em both.Mighty fine, @GonePlaid!That was my lead guitarist's favorite back when it first came out! I wondered why, until I heard the lead he made up for it.
Was that the R200c we heard, or the R40c?
Nice!
I hate it when people dance on the tables. You know that it probably isn’t going to end well.
Speaking of the Animals. The Moody Blues do a good version of Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood.
Great songs never die!
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okay you guys I forgot I had that album. Feels like brain cell hopscotch around here.
I forgot that I had that album. The song version that I was thinking of is on The Moody Blues Live at the BBC. A powerful rendition.
I'm still digesting pens and handwriting...
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Must be hard on you stomach!I'm still digesting pens and handwriting...
I’m more worried about forgetting to put my pants on before I go out in public.
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Even in winter?
Winter makes it somewhat easier.
Seriously though, I’m not that bad. I recently saw a neighbor in a grocery store wearing his pyjamas and a housecoat. I see some students from Japan doing the same thing. Not sure if he is forgetful or following the queue of the students.
Yep, but it's difficult getting the ink off of your lips!
Not my lips!
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There are still serious practitioners of ink who work down black walnuts and [something happens then] ink. Only use is in dip pens and quill pens. Too much for me. However at last count dozens of bottles of ink in the ink larder here. There is one bottle of the vaunted Parker Penman Sapphire than now auctions in three digits. For one bottle of ink.
Been out of production now for 30 years, so that's the market at work. Thing about it is, nobody has ever been able to accurately reverse-engineer the Penman Sapphire. I didn't even begin to use blue ink until 1999 or so. My signature ink was always brown .... kind of like the way it looks fresh on paper like ink so old the dye fade leaving only the iron oxide ....
Been out of production now for 30 years, so that's the market at work. Thing about it is, nobody has ever been able to accurately reverse-engineer the Penman Sapphire. I didn't even begin to use blue ink until 1999 or so. My signature ink was always brown .... kind of like the way it looks fresh on paper like ink so old the dye fade leaving only the iron oxide ....
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I won't apologize for hijacking the thread...all I did was revisit the prior pen and handwriting one...see, so far I can still keep track 
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Didn't It Rain
This is soo good!
This is soo good!
I can’t recall the last time that I had to officially sign my name. Most things related to money is digital these days.
Regular banks should have something such as a retinal scan or fingerprint. Relying on a signature is nuts.
Regular banks should have something such as a retinal scan or fingerprint. Relying on a signature is nuts.
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