Thunderbird Club

[dagrev]

What does the hive think, black clover tuners or black y tuners?
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Y For me.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

We're lucky out here it rarely gets over 80 so very few private homes have AC, you don't need it.

west coast east coast thing…

 

[bobyoung53]

west coast east coast thing…

I mean out here in Peru but we are on the west coast.

 

[dagrev]

It was, I think Blue Oyster Cult had had their 'The Reaper' right about that time, it was the first laser show I ever saw. The J Geils band were always good. Dictators I don't remember that well and BOA not at all, I wonder if they opened and we missed them. I would think that I'd remember Jim Dandy at least.

Agree. Don't know how you could not remember Jim Dandy. Kind of a David Lee Roth (with a crazy voice) before VH.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

Scouring the southern hemisphere for errant Thunderbirds, it's a difficult job!

told you I needed help!….other than Rexxrocket and Icefly….

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

I mean out here in Peru but we are on the west coast.

what I meant, same applies on the southern hemisphere and central america….look at the temp/humidity difference between Jaco (the place, not bassist) and Puerto Limon for example….

 

[dagrev]

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I'm sure it's not bad, but one of those things I would not order from seeing a pic of it.

 

[TBird1958]

told you I needed help!….other than Rexxrocket and Icefly….

I have the feeling that I would like Buenos Aires a bit too much, leaving Paris was difficult enough.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

I have the feeling that I would like Buenos Aires a bit too much, leaving Paris was difficult enough.

lived there (Paris) almost 4 years…. my wife (at the time) literally cried when we left….

 

[TBird1958]

lived there (Paris) almost 4 years…. my wife (at the time) literally cried when we left….

Four years, damn - I would have cried too.

 

[MCF]

I have the feeling that I would like Buenos Aires a bit too much, leaving Paris was difficult enough.

My daughter has been in Paris all week. I only dream of being there. She said it was wild there with protests over raising the retirement age to 64 and burning trash in the streets. But she still had a blast.

 

[RedVee]

AFA St. Patty vs Paddy, my guess is that most people 'celebrating', i.e. drinking green Buds, neither know nor care about the difference. I see signs spelled both ways-sometimes next to each other.
(Patty is short for Patricia here too)
The corned beef and cabbage is the traditional Americanised version. Lamb/mutton ain't big here.

IMO, lamb should be big here, I love it, cattle country or not. Strangely enough a lot of sheep are raised here (Utah), but you buy it at the grocery stores, and it's from New Zealand

We do eat a lot of lamb here. It used to be a cheap meat but no longer. It’s getting pretty expensive here. Australia and NZ are the two largest exporters of ‘sheep meat’ in the world. In 2021 Australia exported > 260,000kgs of sheepmeat of which >70,000kgs went to the USA.
Edit: correction not kgs, tonnes.
70,606 tonnes of ‘sheepmeat’ from Australia to the USA in 2021.

Aussie lamb exports to USA hit record high

 

[Instagator]

We do eat a lot of lamb here. It used to be a cheap meat but no longer. It’s getting pretty expensive here. Australia and NZ are the two largest exporters of ‘sheep meat’ in the world. In 2021 Australia exported > 260,000kgs of sheepmeat of which >70,000kgs went to the USA.
Edit: correction not kgs, tonnes.
70,606 tonnes of ‘sheepmeat’ from Australia to the USA in 2021.

Aussie lamb exports to USA hit record high

That's a lota stones.

 

[RedVee]

AFA St. Patty vs Paddy, my guess is that most people 'celebrating', i.e. drinking green Buds, neither know nor care about the difference. I see signs spelled both ways-sometimes next to each other.
(Patty is short for Patricia here too)
The corned beef and cabbage is the traditional Americanised version. Lamb/mutton ain't big here.

I can recommend Lamb Shanks. Beautiful tender meat eaten off the bone. Needs to be slow cooked or braised. The shank is the meat below the knee, like our ‘calf’ muscle.

Edit: I often have a Guinness or a nice red wine with lamb shanks. One of your porters would work well imo

 

[RedVee]

That's a lota stones.

Google says 157.473 stones make a tonne. So multiply that by 70,606 and yes the answer is…. A lot.

 

[JJR58]

I have a couple of these. Not cheap, but maybe the best protection on the market from the gorillas that work in the airline baggage areas. They will custom make to your spec. I’m sure TSA would allow them as checked baggage but doubt it meets the carry on requirements.
Custom Flight Case for any Bass Guitar

Here’s one of mine, fits a bass with a relatively unique shape…
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I used to work for to major carriers.
Was ugly what i saw.
That's a good case G.

 

[JJR58]

My daughter has been in Paris all week. I only dream of being there. She said it was wild there with protests over raising the retirement age to 64 and burning trash in the streets. But she still had a blast.

Paris is awesome!
But yeah, it's a hot mess there right now.
I'd live there in a heartbeat.

 

[TBird1958]

I can recommend Lamb Shanks. Beautiful tender meat eaten off the bone. Needs to be slow cooked or braised. The shank is the meat below the knee, like our ‘calf’ muscle.

Edit: I often have a Guinness or a nice red wine with lamb shanks. One of your porters would work well imo

It was on the menu at Cafe 909 this past Friday, Frank loved it!

 

[Thumper]

I've been to Paris 3 times, I like it a lot more than they like us. I would like to go again one last time...

 

[PillO]

My daughter has been in Paris all week. I only dream of being there. She said it was wild there with protests over raising the retirement age to 64 and burning trash in the streets. But she still had a blast.

Nobody protests like the French farmers. Bring the manure spreaders and use them to great effect.