Red beans and rice looks so delicious that I have been thinking through how I would make it (I don't/can't follow recipes, I come up with my own). I will probably be ready to run some experiments over the summer.
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Thunderbird Club
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Not sure when production stopped. But they were still being sold in 2017.
Thanks. I just wet my pants. Wow! Just, wow!400 IIRC, manual - it's a beast of a car, do I need to arrange a test drive?
You've encountered them too, huh? There are more of them than I originally thought.Yeah, those people that think with their T-shirts are really annoying...
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I got from Amazon (free returns) a Boss Waza-Air Bass for some "silent" practicing at home. Cool gear. I'm able to run the bass directly into the headphones from its transmitter and stream music to play along with from my Mac via Bluetooth. All great in theory, but I can't get rid of this crackling when playing. Either the hot TB+ or NYC apartment interference. Either way, seemingly no way to fix it and Boss support is notoriously awful. So they're going back. Too bad.
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Hello Buddies! I wish you have a nice day (night for me) I want to share my night playing with all of you! Love thunderbird tone it’s everything, my band was a little confused when this beauty appeared haha but nowadays they love it too!
Cheers!
Cheers!
My wife uses a couple different recipe's for her red beans & rice. She will also improvise a little with them. Whichever way she makes them, they are always good.
The Waza-Air is very expensive, actually. But I don't think anyone else makes anything like this. It's technically an amp.
I appreciate you thinkin' of me, but I have a gig bag and a generic case for my SS Epi EB-0 backup. I'm good.
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I have clarification, he wants a Kawasaki W-800, preferably a 2022 model.
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Wonderful playing, I enjoy all your work that you post on Instagram very much as well!
Being a mediocre at best "cook", I microwave a (what used to be "Uncle)Ben's Red Beans and Rice" micro pouch for 90 seconds and add either shredded chicken breast(tonight's choice)or diced ham chunks.
EDIT: canned, of course.
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Very nice playing, and an awesome Tbird, Thanks for posting!
What bass strings do you have on yours?
A 750+ . The Kawasaki 750 and up motors have pretty much been the gold standard for bulletproof, powerful bikes for decades.
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'60s retro - very cool... it checks all the style boxes and 800cc's is perfect.., at least in my book. And unlike its '60s inspirations - it doesn't leak oil and looks to have electronic ignition.
My 2005 VFR 800 Interceptor - not retro, but 800cc's. Easily handles a passenger (removable seat-cowl) and is sport-bike nimble solo.
This is the one that I use from Chef Paul. Instead of ham hocks we ham and leftover bone . Usually from an Easter dinner. It's always a killer.
You can come up with your own recipe as well. I had a cajun buddy that used to say that dinner was whatever we hit on the drive in.
https://www.food.com/recipe/chef-pauls-red-bean-s-and-rice-with-ham-hocks-310891
Looks like it's going 60 sitting still.'60s retro - very cool... it checks all the style boxes and 800cc's is perfect.., at least in my book. And unlike its '60s inspirations - it doesn't leak oil and looks to have electronic ignition.
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My 2005 VFR 800 Interceptor - not retro, but 800cc's. Easily handles a passenger (removable seat-cowl) and is sport-bike nimble solo.
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I never understood how guys could ride them...and how can I say it...not be sitting on stuff.
