LOL I've never made any horrible email mistakes aside from letting them slip by without editing, but I had a friend mistakenly send very nsfw stuff to his parents.
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Thoughts for today
- Thread starter SamanthaCay
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Also the "forgetting to plug in the bass" and checking everything else first, I've been there many times.
Going to work/appointments on off days.
Tracing a complex circuit only to find a disconnected battery, bass, ect...
I routed a truss rod channel on the wrong side of a neck once.
I think part of growing up is learning to laugh this stuff off.
Going to work/appointments on off days.
Tracing a complex circuit only to find a disconnected battery, bass, ect...
I routed a truss rod channel on the wrong side of a neck once.
I think part of growing up is learning to laugh this stuff off.
Last night I made the 2nd classic blunder, the first is never get into a land war in Asia, but only slightly less known is this;
Make sure the volume is down on your amp before plugging your bass in.
Make sure the volume is down on your amp before plugging your bass in.
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I struggle with this too. This morning on my way to work a limo driver was honking incessantly as all the bikes passed him on Market Street. I think he wanted all of us to stop so he could go. As I peddled by his window he made expessed his opinion loudly with two words, the second word was "you." Alligator mouth that I am I couldn't let an opportunity like that go by. I responded with "Is it a personal problem?"
