Thunderbird Club

[Stealth57]

You noticed that too, huh?

He was getting in the mood for mating. Told him to keep looking.

 

[PillO]

Here in FL, hunters will spend $$$ on weapons, camping gear/RVs, etc. to go 'get' wild turkeys which, I'm told, are quite 'gamey' in taste.
Nope.

They go out and get some Wild Turkey...
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[PillO]

Which I contend was McCartney's reboot of I'm Down.

My daughter developed an interest in the Beatles after I told her to actually listen to the lyrics of Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

 

[sleepingEB0]

My daughter developed an interest in the Beatles after I told her to actually listen to the lyrics of Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

Is she a granny?

 

[Stealth57]

They go out and get some Wild Turkey...
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Step up your game with 101.

 

[MCF]

My daughter developed an interest in the Beatles after I told her to actually listen to the lyrics of Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

Both my kids grew up listening to them. They aren't fans of all my music, but both love the Beatles. Particularly my daughter.

 

[MCF]

For weeks I kept seeing "news" about Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez getting married, and now am treated to headlines about them honeymooning in Italy. I could not possibly care less (other than all the jet fuel), but thought maybe this must be really important to somebody (probably no one here) so I'm just passing this on.

Thanks for the news. I'll sleep better now.

 

[MCF]

So I stand corrected. There is less than an inch of clearance for my VP but it still does not touch the headstock. Interior length is 50" at its longest. I just got this case this week so not sure if they have been changed recently. All I know is that it fits. View attachment 4794161View attachment 4794162View attachment 4794163Link Removed

I've had to re glue the lining at the headstock three times.

 

[GBassNorth]

I was never a huge Beatles fan. Liked a number of their songs but never went out of my way to buy many of their albums.
One thing I have to acknowledge about the Beatles though is they were very good at evolving their music and style over the years. Unlike, let's say - Boston, who had a dynamite first album and unfortunately every album after that sounded exactly the same, it got old quick. The Beatles were never really like that. It seems like every album they put out was a slight departure from the previous but still unmistakably the Beatles. Probably my favorite of their albums was Abby Road.

 

[MCF]

Step up your game with 101.

Even I don't recommend that.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

played three sets in Gilroy last night….."Garlic Capital of the World"…..
cool car show going…

 

[MCF]

I was never a huge Beatles fan. Liked a number of their songs but never went out of my way to buy many of their albums.
One thing I have to acknowledge about the Beatles though is they were very good at evolving their music and style over the years. Unlike, let's say - Boston, who had a dynamite first album and unfortunately every album after that sounded exactly the same, it got old quick. The Beatles were never really like that. It seems like every album they put out was a slight departure from the previous but still unmistakably the Beatles. Probably my favorite of their albums was Abby Road.

I can still sing along to every song. And the song order on the US Capitol albums is deeply ingrained in my brain. I'm not exaggerating when I say I've listened to their albums thousands of times.

 

[MCF]

That wasn't directed at me, but the case I have that also measures 50" in the same manner was original with a February 2014 Classic Pro.

Mine too. The VP fits the current Epi case although it's a bit snug at the top.

 

[PillO]

Unlike, let's say - Boston, who had a dynamite first album and unfortunately every album after that sounded exactly the same, it got old quick.

And yet, that strategy has worked so well for AC/DC...

The Beatles were never really like that. It seems like every album they put out was a slight departure from the previous but still unmistakably the Beatles. Probably my favorite of their albums was Abby Road.

The bands I like tend to be those that evolve over time while remaining true to themselves.

I have never been a huge Beatles fan, however I do like an awful lot of their songs. I do think that Lennon-McCartney dominated the Beatles and am kind of glad they broke up in that it unleashed a lot of great George Harrison music.

 

[MCF]

Well, someone is a fan...


Well, "entertainers" might be a kind description. A better description might be what Anthony Bourdain would have called them - celebutards. I can recall that she was one of the "dance pack" on Living Color, which brought us some great entertainment in the form of Homie Da Clown.

There is only one Aflake movie I thought was good. I can't recall the name, but it's the one where his character scammed Iran.

 

[MCF]

Either one. If they made it to the US, I didn't run across them, or even references to them. They may have stayed in your hemisphere. I hear the electrons rotate in the opposite direction between hemispheres. They probably never bothered to do a reverse spin version.

I believe the sets in those days were completely different technologies and not compatible with US NTSC transmissions.

 

[PillO]

played three sets in Gilroy last night….."Garlic Capital of the World"…..
cool car show going…
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On 101 you see the signs for Gilroy proclaiming it to be the garlic capital, then as you drive through, you smell that it is true.

 

[PillO]

There is only one Aflake movie I thought was good. I can't recall the name, but it's the one where his character scammed Iran.

Argo? The Canadian involvement in the actual operation was underplayed in the movie.

 

[MCF]

Not sure if the Yorkville (Traynor) case is available in the states, but it's about 51" on the inside.

It is if you smuggle some across the border.

 

[MCF]

The Pretenders were a breath of supercharged fresh air!

They're always in my rotation.