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Stoner/Doom Bassists 61: Still Bitter About Our Dolphin Experience
- Thread starter Corey Y
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father of fires
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It's cool the way they let you pick out the dolphin you want to east, just like at Red Lobster!!!
For only $700? I`d snap that up! I paid way more for mine(but much less than new) and I was still super happy with it. It`s a great amp.
It would be soooooooo fvcking cool if either of my step kids wanted to mess around with music. But they`re lame-o girly girls with horrible taste.
In retrospect,my Dad must have had a pure joy boner when I asked him to help me choose my first bass. Especially after all the years(my whole life,really) my Dad spent asking me if I wanted him to teach me how to play guitar. Playing songs with my Dad was pretty fun times. Get your kid a Theremin!
That was a awesome(and funny) save!
I moved in with my girlfriend almost 8 years ago. I was a bit surprised when I noticed that she didn`t have any lamps in her living room or any paintings on the wall.
I HATE when middle of the ceiling,glaring overhead lights are the only source of illumination,especially in a living room or bedroom. So I bought 2 Tiffany styled stained glass lamps and a matching floor lamp. The only thing she had up on the walls were pictures of her kids and immediate family. Which is fine(who doesn`t have family photos hanging up?) but not very interesting to look at(especially under the influence of psychotropics). So after a showing her a ton of framed artwork/reprints I had,we hung up a few things from Dali,H.R.Giger and Warhol.
Those are mighty fine puns Sir. I particularly enjoy Donkey Hoatey.
After hearing some of you dudes talking about the small gear space that you have to work with makes me really appreciate my girlfriend`s easy going nature involving my gear(and other hobbies). I`ve pretty much taken over the front sun room and a portion of the dinning room with my bass gear. When you factor in my stereo/turntable/cd`s/records/shelf upon shelf with books/comic books and my gun vault/guns I really take up a metric sh!t ton of floor space.
I've had that one in my back pocket a long time. I think about miniature donkeys a lot. Almost as much as I think about being best friends with an orangutan.
My thought process moves a million miles per hour, it can't all be productive and on topic. Another popular one is the far reaching implication of putting your brain in a robot body. Do you go humanoid or get more creative? Why not rent your body out for industrial purposes why you're sleeping?
I would consider more pets if we just stuck with miniature farm animals. Tiny horses, tiny donkeys, tiny pigs, tiny goats. Do they make tiny cows? Scratch that, it'd only mean smaller steaks.
