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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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It's gonna take me a while to get over that
...so many great memories...
Ive got a Kasino Snake Eyes bass amp stored away somewhere.
It has three tone controls. All three are labeled "BASS"
It has three tone controls. All three are labeled "BASS"
So...Light Bass, Ridiculous Bass, and Ludicrous Bass?Ive got a Kasino Snake Eyes bass amp stored away somewhere.
It has three tone controls. All three are labeled "BASS"
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I've love to hear a see and hear a demo of that amp.
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Ive got a Kasino Snake Eyes bass amp stored away somewhere.
It has three tone controls. All three are labeled "BASS"
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That means you can never have too much bass.
Well you can stream it or if you have DVDs or Blue Ray, but not the show itself
The newer versions have their goodnpoints, but not the same
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The newer versions have their goodnpoints, but not the same
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riddance. 
I had one of those heads. Ran it into 2 Altec Voice of the Theater utility cabs. Like these:
I have this(see pic)standing about 15' to my left. Bought it new in 70; still works. It's my practice amp 'cos it's too heavy to take to one-niters.Ive got a Kasino Snake Eyes bass amp stored away somewhere.
It has three tone controls. All three are labeled "BASS"
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Here's a scan from the recently-cleaned-out files of yours truly: The cover of a checkbook register from the 1970s! 
Taken as a whole, it represents all the fabulous hallmarks of success that could be yours, with sound financial management befitting a young, professional Man-On-The-Move:
Your lovely suburban home, with a luxurious, late-model American automobile, for your beautiful wife and family...
Plus!
Your private plane, which you take down to your secluded island hideaway, where you lounge about your modern, A-frame beach bungalow, cruise the high seas on your sporty boat, frolic along the shoreline at sunset, then sip champagne and nibble on grapes with your curvaceous, bikini-clad secretary!
It's a pretty good bet you will absolutely never see a financial institution issue anything like this again.
Taken as a whole, it represents all the fabulous hallmarks of success that could be yours, with sound financial management befitting a young, professional Man-On-The-Move:
Your lovely suburban home, with a luxurious, late-model American automobile, for your beautiful wife and family...
Plus!
Your private plane, which you take down to your secluded island hideaway, where you lounge about your modern, A-frame beach bungalow, cruise the high seas on your sporty boat, frolic along the shoreline at sunset, then sip champagne and nibble on grapes with your curvaceous, bikini-clad secretary!
It's a pretty good bet you will absolutely never see a financial institution issue anything like this again.
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Who?
You don’t see those guys anymore, in person…
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I was in the Darwin Museum today and their gift shop had Ties!!! You might remember those things that blokes used to tie around their necks!
I understand adjusting for inflation and all that, but still...a 15-piece KFC bucket with gravy and 5 rolls for $3.95?!
Makes me wanna time travel and feed the whole neighborhood for ~$50.I understand adjusting for inflation and all that, but still...a 15-piece KFC bucket with gravy and 5 rolls for $3.95?!
I understand adjusting for inflation and all that, but still...a 15-piece KFC bucket with gravy and 5 rolls for $3.95?!
I did a quick look yesterday using the 1960s BK menu set the inflation calc for 1965, and at least locally the current price is less than $1 more for a Whopper.
The big difference lies in the amount of Whoppers you can buy with an hours work at minimum wage. Back then it's 2, now it's one. This varies quite a bit of course, and the BK here pays around $12 instead of $7.50 so you can buy 2 Whoppers again, but still.
