I saw them in 74 but thanks to the haze, recall maybe three seconds of Midnight Rider. Always bummed I never saw the original lineup.
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Thunderbird Club
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- Jun 30, 2010
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That's cool! Do you find yourself shifting the controls inadvertently with your right forearm while playing? The RRNR looks much better than the RR's I've seen out there. Way better.
- Jun 30, 2010
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Well, technically, from a certain point of view, he's not wrong.
The first Thunderbird design gets called "reverse", for some reason, and the second design is "non-reverse"? Seems backwards........
imo, the first design should be "normal, regular, Thunderbird", and the second design should be "reverse Thunderbird"
My thoughts from way back exactly. The 1st is what it originally was - not a "reversed" version of what it was. The 2nd iteration (sort of) reversed the shape - so it could loosely be considered "a reversed T-bird".
The John English song is the "girl from the midwest goes to try and make it big in Hollywood" story often told. It funny that she's from Omaha! Kansas is usually the arktypical midwestern location to be from - like Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz". (see how I tied that up neatly!)
There is a longer version of it where it finishes on a repeat of the first verse but this new girl is from Syracuse.
Which I’ve heard even less of than Omaha!
I think so. I’ve wanted a Carbine for some time now. And I already have a NV 610. I’ve been reading up on them and the MOSFET power amps.
He has a nice media center.
Angling for a New York City rant?Just an observation: You could benefit from more clear, definite opinions so you can state with less equivocation.
I take it you don't have any NY t-shirts?
Beginning of the week I called TB in 7 games. The Leafs have a knack for taking the series the full duration, but dropping in the last game. I believe the phrase is "snatching defeat from th4e jaws of victory".
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Same here. Never in person, but really good on the videos I've seen. I have seen Tedeschi Trucks and while not ABB, were amazing live. I love to here Susan sing.
Fresh eggs with the right feed will ruin you from ever wanting another store egg again. Not even all "country" eggs are the same by any means. Some are loaded with taste and others are not much different than those from the store. We used to get get them from my in-laws (before they passed), friend and hers were the best I ever tasted. My farmer FIL always said what they were fed really makes a difference. I'm sure that's only one important part of the eggology equation. All that to say, a really good egg is something most have never had, and when they do, they are ruined.
No. They often use other terms for the male.....Beth and I aren't married but we've been together nearly 11yrs. I usually say ..."my partner", or if someone says "your wife..." I don't correct them.
If I were married, I guess I might say "my wife" as well as "my partner," but generally a "partner" is not legally connected. I wouldn't say "the wife", as in, "the wife said this or that..." - I hear it all the time. I just can't imagine most women referring to their spouse as "the husband said this or that..."
I see Jeff's problem and understand the confused look. He just needed to sit facing the other direction.
No, the other, other direction.
Agree! I love there instrumentals. Most, maybe all of which Dicky wrote, I think.
That's so cool you and Ken can connect. Color me envious!
I recently had a lot of work done to the neck. Absolutely my main player now.
