That too.I thought that the old bird usually wore a ball cap and hawaiian shirt...
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Thunderbird Club
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It's the only one in FL. They'd pulled out years ago, but figgered one somewhere between Universal and WDW was a good bet. They were right.
You eat bait?I’m off meat until Easter Sunday so I had prawns with a veggie stir fry, and received a lecture on cholesterol from my mate.
He had a heart attack and his cardiologist is savage on cholesterol for him. I said “6 prawns - I’ll risk it”
1963, Royal Castle, 2 burgers(they weren't called sliders back then), a birch beer(frosted mug), and a piece of lemon meringue pie=$.47.
In Miami there was a 24 hour diner called "Jack Murphy's". We called it 'the theater' 'cos after 2AM, there was always sumpin' weird. Sometimes us.
Shhhh!Are you sure you aren't the Green Bastard?
They are in "the South". And, of course, Waffle House.
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They are in "the South". And, of course, Waffle House.
International House of Pancakes?
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I haven't really tried any other chorus pedals than the mid-80's Ibanez 10- and L- series and only the Bi-Mode Chorus (BCL) is analog. Sounds great but I'm biased.
The DCF10 (Digital Chorus/Flanger) was one of my first pedals ever and I'm so used to it (both as a flanger and chorus) I always come back it.
Not a very helpful posting is it?
When it comes to prawns, I certainly do! When we were kids on holidays we would go prawning at night. A lamp, a net and go tramping up the local estuary when the prawns were ‘running’. These days I’d be too scared of bull sharks.PS: also been known to eat squid and calamari. Not got a big wrap on oysters, but scallops are good as are mussels in a nice tomato chilli sauce and crispy bread to soak it up.
They are in "the South". And, of course, Waffle House.
We have a few Dennys around this area too, a bit surprisingly. Not seen Waffle house though, but plenty of IHOP
no, that would be an IHOP….WHs are pretty uniquely southern (one in San Jose btw)…. T -Bone steak and walnut waffles at 2AM was a must after gigs with my HS music teacher 50 years ago…..
(yeah, what happened to time?)….
these guys…
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A thousand guitars a day. Wow. I had no clue.
A thousand guitars a day. Wow. I had no clue.
We eat oysters on the half shell a lot in the season. Raw oysters are not for everyone. A friend of mine said he tasted a raw oyster twice. Once going down....
PS: also been known to eat squid and calamari. Not got a big wrap on oysters, but scallops are good as are mussels in a nice tomato chilli sauce and crispy bread to soak it up.
I haven't really tried any other chorus pedals than the mid-80's Ibanez 10- and L- series and only the Bi-Mode Chorus (BCL) is analog. Sounds great but I'm biased.
The DCF10 (Digital Chorus/Flanger) was one of my first pedals ever and I'm so used to it (both as a flanger and chorus) I always come back it.
Not a very helpful posting is it?
I beg to differ, good sir.
I see old Ibanez pedals popping up here and there in the locals, so I'll keep them on my radar.
I often see the Afterglow on Marketplace and right now there's a 3rd Dimension for sale on MTL's South Shore. The Thunderstorm I never see, but that might indicate it's a pedal you keep.
A couple of interesting projects ahead:
The left one will have the T-Bird plus pickups (I haven't locked the neck pickup placement yet but the pickguard in the picture has the hole cut for a P-pickup location so I might go with that).
The right one has the J-humbucker in the Richard Sinclair '75 location (a.k.a. 4001 bridge PU spot) and the reverse-P's inherited from the left one will go to the spots they are placed in the photo. As it happens the bridge pickup placed right next to the J-pickup is the exact Lee Sklar's Frankenstein bass bridge pickup location so naturally I'll use his for the neck pickup too. With good luck various combinations with the J -pickup might sound good too. Anyway, a Fender-style bass with absolutely no trad P or J sounds available.
The left one will have the T-Bird plus pickups (I haven't locked the neck pickup placement yet but the pickguard in the picture has the hole cut for a P-pickup location so I might go with that).
The right one has the J-humbucker in the Richard Sinclair '75 location (a.k.a. 4001 bridge PU spot) and the reverse-P's inherited from the left one will go to the spots they are placed in the photo. As it happens the bridge pickup placed right next to the J-pickup is the exact Lee Sklar's Frankenstein bass bridge pickup location so naturally I'll use his for the neck pickup too. With good luck various combinations with the J -pickup might sound good too. Anyway, a Fender-style bass with absolutely no trad P or J sounds available.
