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Because 100>70. Units never matter. Ever.
Musically, all notes are created equally, except flats which are lesser and sharps which are greater.
Flatlining in music, is playing one note only, flat.
Sharplining is using a pointy permanent marker on a lead sheets
Redlining is playing faster than 300bpm.
Lining is what protects your bass in its case.
Metric,
No more foot long hotdogs
No more inch worms,
No more backyards,
About 20 revolutions around the sun ago, I worked with a Canadian engineer who complained about a 65mph speed limit sign outside Carlsbad NM, We drove too slow, I asked him him how fast the local highways were posted. He told me 100kph. So I told him most of the time we don't get ticketed until we exceed 70mph. . He said we still legally drive faster in Canada. Go figure.
are you saying Canadian driver's are bi-polar because they are manic driver's effected by depressing fuel pedals?There is no Canadian driver who stayed on or within a posted speed limit up here ever.
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They all drive like crazed maniacs.
Add some drumsticks and your meal is complete.That's bass a l'orange isn't it? Goes great with pan fried violas and blanched oboes.
And, if you add thyme, you'll never need a metronome.![]()

All notes are created equal, but some are more equal than others. Four strings good, two strings bad. Unless you're a viola player, in which case no strings best.
Stringed instruments have to be tuned periodically, because the moon moves away from the earth by approximately one inch a year.
I should've bought the farm a long time ago, could've cultivated some string-trees, fore the nut gathering, and pickup some tone that way.
This is why string height as it relates to pickup height is so important. If you don't have a good balance between the pull of the pickups and the pull of the moon, you could create a standing string-wave that would then turn into feedback and knock the earth off its trajectory around the sun and cause a fatal crash into one of our solar systems' celestial bodies — or worse, go beyond and hit some other universal spheroid. Holy Toledo!
Yeah, super-important stuff to consider as a bass player, since we have more pull.
And yet we still earn a paltry 100 dollars a night.......
I should've bought the farm a long time ago, could've cultivated some string-trees, fore the nut gathering, and pickup some tone that way.
This is why string height as it relates to pickup height is so important. If you don't have a good balance between the pull of the pickups and the pull of the moon, you could create a standing string-wave that would then turn into feedback and knock the earth off its trajectory around the sun and cause a fatal crash into one of our solar systems' celestial bodies — or worse, go beyond and hit some other universal spheroid. Holy Toledo!
Yeah, super-important stuff to consider as a bass player, since we have more pull.
are you saying Canadian driver's are bi-polar because they are manic driver's effected by depressing fuel pedals?
That and they listen to too many Rush records..
Except if you're living on the southern hemisphere.Remember, nut gathering should be done in May, apparently. If you order a nut when there is an R in the month, it may negatively affect tone.
Actually they listen to too many Gordon Lightfoot records, but they can be redeemed if they listen to Amanda Marshall.That and they listen to too many Rush records..
Actually they listen to too many Gordon Lightfoot records, but they can be redeemed if they listen to Amanda Marshall.