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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

That guy is a fuqing troll. Alway has been, and he is senile/mentally deficient living in his ideological glory days 60 years ago.
I just hate his arrogant assumption that anyone seeking modern, durable drivers is just after a sort of "flavor of the week" thing.

That's not the reason I thought the OP wanted modern drivers, and it's not why I want them, either. I want to replace my 15Bs with 15PR400s not because they're trendy, but because the 15PR400s are a lot more "idiot-proof" for live gigging.
 
Sound like he was slamming the US of A to me.
Lots of back handed comments about too much copper and such.
Been thinking about this quote all day...
billfitzmaurice said:
There's a certain class of people out there who have nothing better to do than to criticize that which they have no understanding of. They're called 'douche bags'. Life's too short to pay them any heed.
 
A lot of random googling and I found out my car can tow 1,500 pounds.

I then read a lot about gypsy vardo trailers. I am now curious if I could create a camping/travel space on a 3-5'x6.5-8' flatbed trailer. Then create a upcycled space out of materials on craigslist and haul them to my place on the trailer before I start building. Like a wood pallets, fence slats waterproof material what have you if I go more modern covered wagon approach. Room for sleeping 2, hopefully I could stand in it (6'1"). Carry water, dry storage food, a rocket stove. Candles etc, solar panel/battery maybe for phone charging. The question is could I make a sturdy yet livable space that wouldn't cause trouble for the car or void a warranty.

of course I have no clue how much a flatbed weighs or if that counts towards the towing weight in full or at all. 2013 corolla for those who have warnings, ideas, etc.

I drank many pots of coffee with my new maker.
 
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Just returned from the Oakland Fox Theater. Evening with Ian Anderson was quasi un fulfilling. I can now cross off hearing a few Jethro Tull songs from Ian, but it wasn't Jethro Tull.
With the band is a younger backup singer that doubles Ian or full on takes the verses he can't seem to manage any more. It worked to a degree. Over all energy of the show was low.

Had some raised eyebrows from a few taking my daughter. She did ok, was pretty much out during the encore.
I'd venture to guess she was the youngest audience member tonight.