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Thunderbird Club

When I find myself in times of trouble
Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, Geddy Lee
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom, Geddy Lee
Geddy Lee, Geddy Lee
Geddy Lee, Geddy Lee
Whisper words of wisdom, Geddy Lee
The Beatles are growing on me.
 
"hurry" can get you in trouble (missing digits) doing what I'm doing on this project... I'm pacing it safety and soundly so far. :) But thanks for your interest! :thumbsup:
It sure can. I don't do that kind of dangerous stuff for work any more, but in our decision-making and getting some project to completion I warn there's always a balance, but going too fast can cause more problems than going too slow. Generally.
 
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I have a reconed D-140 in my B-15S, much better than the original Eminence which I usually like.

I really liked the Eminence until I replaced it with the D-140R - night & day.

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It sure can. I don't do that kind of dangerous stuff for work any more, but in our decision-making and getting some project to completion I even warn there's always a balance, but going too fast can cause more problems than going too slow. Generally.

No truer words were ever spoken... :thumbsup: the extreme is dragging ones feet, but measured progress wins every time. (something related to a race between a tortoise and a rabbit...)
 
My next-door neighbor is also a musician. She was very respectful of my late night 'rehearsing' ...since then a 10pm curfew, which I accept. Sometimes you get carried away... :rolleyes: :bag:
I don't usually play beyond 2200, but I can-and sometimes do if my neighbor shoots off late night fireworks.:smug:
 
@JIO interesting development with your friends at FedEx…
FedEx Ground delivery network 'on the brink of COLLAPSE' as $54bn conglomerate 'refusing to act' | Daily Mail Online
I wasn't aware they used contract ground delivery services. Might help explain why you got so much runaround on your botched delivery from Pat Wilkins. The article certainly raises a bit of caution in using them for any valuable shipments until they sort things out.
Egad. I knew teh home delivery crew was contractors because I've known some. But it sounds like FedEx corporate is clueless.