This is actually my roommate's rabbit. His name is Lemmy (the rabbit, not my roommate).
Lemmy play your bass dude
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Lemmy play your bass dude
My wife and I kitty sat over the Christmas and New Years. That kitty also loved lounging on my amp. He also loved sleeping on top of my kitchen cabinets.
Sorry....no bass but here's my Greyhound, Jones. He raced in Corpus Christi for three years. We adopted him in 2007 at the retired age of 5. Such a sweet heart....he's never met a stranger. He's a natural comedian & total goof-ball. He's also a 45mph couch potato.
People!.....adopt from rescue agencies or your local shelter!
People!.....adopt from rescue agencies or your local shelter!
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CUTE!
My mom has an Italian Grey - drama queen!!!My wife and I are dog nuts - her folks have a rescue and our close friends have the sweetest Pit rescue. It's opened our eyes to how many amazing animals need homes. We are definitely getting our dogs from shelters from now on . . .
BTW a HYSTERICAL vid Lee Sklar posted on his FB page. . . somewhat thread appropriate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiblYasnzWE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiblYasnzWE
BTW a HYSTERICAL vid Lee Sklar posted on his FB page. . . somewhat thread appropriate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiblYasnzWE
You're right -- that video is hilarious!
Here's my other rescue, Blackey (named by a four year old at the time....for obvious reasons). We adopted him from a local shelter 11 years ago. He was about two months old at the time & had already lived a hard life. A mutt in the true sense of the word. Our vet even said he has no idea what kind of mix he is. He's a great friend though.....I adopted him specifically for my son but he doesn't leave my side.
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Even the colors match.
Aria Pro II TSB-550 Thor Sound Bass MIJ 1982
Thinking 'bout trading it for a MIM Precision Bass, i play mostly rock and songs with overdrive, what do you guys think?
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Aria Pro II TSB-550 Thor Sound Bass MIJ 1982
Thinking 'bout trading it for a MIM Precision Bass, i play mostly rock and songs with overdrive, what do you guys think?
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You're Greyhound is a beaut. Really like his colorings. He doesn't get cases of wicked bad gas, does he? I'm just wondering if this is a common occurance with Greyhounds (and/or former racing Greyhounds). A family that my wife used to work for adopted a "retired" racing Greyhound. He was a super sweet dog, but he could clear a room in a matter of seconds (and he seemed to do so rather frequently). I've never known another dog to have as frequent or bad gas as he had.
zachbass02 said:
Thanks! It's definitely not uncommon for them to be gassy. Once they r settled on a particular brand of food it diminishes greatly but never goes away entirely. Jone s "nukes" us once or twice a week. When we first got him it was one or twice a day. They are sensitive 2 their environment & many have been passed around through many foster homes before being adopted....that causes a nervous tummy in some.
Cant say enough about them....they are great pets.
Kudos to you man. My wife and I adopted a Greyhound in 1992 and had him for almost 10 years. Wonderful pet, would do it in a second if we had more land and time.
I dont know what im more jealous of the bass or dog. I have always wondered can you have all 3 pickups on at the same time with the z3?
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