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Thunderbird Club

After the 12 pages of beer talk I was reminded of my first beer in the 70s, and one I still think tasted fantastic when I last had one well over 30 years ago. I remember my first bottle like it was yesterday...that clean, crisp taste and even where I was at. Never had to "acquire" a taste for it. Don't laugh, those of you with more enlightened tastebuds. I eventually branched out, but that was before there were 348,890 different kinds of beer.
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After the 12 pages of beer talk I was reminded of my first beer in the 70s, and one I still think tasted fantastic when I last had one well over 30 years ago. I remember my first bottle like it was yesterday...that clean, crisp taste and even where I was at. Never had to "acquire" a taste for it. Don't laugh, those of you with more enlightened tastebuds. I eventually branched out, but that was before there were 348,890 different kinds of beer.
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Referred to as Detroit River Water.
 
Inverness Green. Case and shipping included. Not bad.
For Sale - 2021 Gibson Non-Reverse Thunderbird
That’s a great price! After trying yours I’m really gassing for one, in Burgundy. I’ve got my eye on a couple but there don’t seem to be any great deals on the burgundy ones just yet.

It looks like ebony to me.
Hard to tell for sure from the picture provided, but it sure looks like ebony to me as well. If so, that’s pretty rare @Ringhammer, Gibby didn’t make many ebony board birds. The finish IIRC is called tobacco burst.

Stumbled across these on Instagram.

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I really really like that white one! Is it for sale?
 
After the 12 pages of beer talk I was reminded of my first beer in the 70s, and one I still think tasted fantastic when I last had one well over 30 years ago. I remember my first bottle like it was yesterday...that clean, crisp taste and even where I was at. Never had to "acquire" a taste for it. Don't laugh, those of you with more enlightened tastebuds. I eventually branched out, but that was before there were 348,890 different kinds of beer.
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I remember Stroh's!
 
After the 12 pages of beer talk I was reminded of my first beer in the 70s, and one I still think tasted fantastic when I last had one well over 30 years ago. I remember my first bottle like it was yesterday...that clean, crisp taste and even where I was at. Never had to "acquire" a taste for it. Don't laugh, those of you with more enlightened tastebuds. I eventually branched out, but that was before there were 348,890 different kinds of beer.
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pales in comparison to Falstaff


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The @Gaolee informal import co. "No taxes, no duty, no problem."
I'm usually trying to isolate the cabinet from the stage or ground. Wheels work up to a point. I use a piece of rubber playground surface mat.
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It isolates a 361 cabinet in a way that lets me use it on a hollow stage without turning everything to complete mud.

Where did you get that? (If you stole it from a playground, don't answer.)
 
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The surgery is easy (assuming you get enough local). I drove myself home immediately afterwards. Took all of 4 or 6 tylenol 3. The most difficult parts were changing the bandage myself and doing everything one-handed (ahem).

Short but uncomfortable surgery... had to inject additional numbing shot... 4 stitches... bandaged-up... feels the same, but worse... drove myself home, (automatic/Element) hand above heart... 5 days until the bandage comes off (keep dry)... move fingers regularly (not much fun right now) make fist (yah right) ... can only hope for 'relief' over time. So now will people look at my wrist and think I tried to off myself?