Thunderbird Club

[TBird1958]

You are right. I spoke out of turn.

I'm just enabling the purchase of several for a detailed, lengthy comparison on your part

 

[BklynKen]

I'm just enabling the purchase of several for a detailed, lengthy comparison on your part

That's why you're the Queen.

 

[Count Bassie]

I'm just enabling the purchase of several for a detailed, lengthy comparison on your part

I'm all about it!

Gettin' a leg-up from Her Own Majesty! Yar!

 

[Count Bassie]

I'm just enabling the purchase of several for a detailed, lengthy comparison on your part

I appreciate your effort. I'll try and help.

 

[Count Bassie]

Well, that makes me feel kinda terrible! Lol...

Just kidding. I'm totally taking this as permission.

 

[Mike.C.]

Thanks to kat888 (thank you) I picked up those sweet Abalone knobs. Looks nice but an unanticipated result - I never really noticed how un-symmetrical the controls are. Knew they were, but I'm guessing these larger knobs magnify their positioning.

 

[Gaolee]

Just kidding. I'm totally taking this as permission.

It's a royal edict. It's not permission, it's a requirement.

 

[Count Bassie]

You "really need" several of each to make a proper judgment Roger

It's a royal edict. It's not permission, it's a requirement.

Funny, this was in reference to @PillO remarking that I should by a Matsumoku-built bass with a Poplar body. His words were "spendspendspendspendspend!"...

However, if she says so, well then...

This needs to be edited for clarity, but I'm not going to do it. I haven't had a drink in a few weeks, and am now on my second session ale. Whoops! Lol.

 

[TBird1958]

View attachment 1117807 Thanks to kat888 (thank you) I picked up those sweet Abalone knobs. Looks nice but an unanticipated result - I never really noticed how un-symmetrical the controls are. Knew they were, but I'm guessing these larger knobs magnify their positioning.

It's the same positions that Firebirds use, kinda cool!

 

[willsellout]

Funny, this was in reference to @PillO

This needs to be edited for clarity, but I'm not going to do it. I haven't had a drink in a few weeks, and am now on my second session ale. Whoops! Lol.

Nothing like a good couple of session ales to quench some GAS!

 

[PillO]

That's why you're the Queen.

There may be additional reasons...

Gettin' a leg-up from Her Own Majesty! Yar!

And back to the creepy comments...

 

[Count Bassie]

There may be additional reasons...



And back to the creepy comments...

Yeah... that was creepy. There was a run of "gams" ( what does that mean?) comments awhile back, relating to her Grace. But, right.

Back to my ale.

 

[PillO]

Funny, this was in reference to @PillO remarking that I should by a Matsumoku-built bass with a Poplar body. His words were "spendspendspendspendspend!"...

However, if she says so, well then...

This needs to be edited for clarity, but I'm not going to do it. I haven't had a drink in a few weeks, and am now on my second session ale. Whoops! Lol.

I don't think it was me that said that, but I am happy to confirm by saying spendspendspendspendspend! The right number of `birds is one more.

 

[PillO]

Nothing like a good couple of session ales to quench some GAS!

Great now I want a beer and a new bass...

 

[Count Bassie]

Yeah... that was creepy. There was a run of "gams" ( what does that mean?) comments awhile back, relating to her Grace. But, right.

Back to my ale.

And apologies to all... esp Mark.

Ale.....

 

[kat888]

Yeah... that was creepy. There was a run of "gams" ( what does that mean?) comments awhile back, relating to her Grace. But, right.

Back to my ale.

Gams from Gambe

gam
ɡam/
noun
informal
noun: gam; plural noun: gams

1. a leg, especially a woman's.
   "she slowly and methodically revealed one of those glorious gams"

Origin

late 18th century: probably a variant of the heraldic term gamb, which denotes a charge representing an animal's leg, from Old Northern French gambe ‘leg’.

 

[PillO]

Gams from Gambe

gam
ɡam/
noun
informal
noun: gam; plural noun: gams

1. a leg, especially a woman's.
   "she slowly and methodically revealed one of those glorious gams"

Origin
View attachment 1117847
late 18th century: probably a variant of the heraldic term gamb, which denotes a charge representing an animal's leg, from Old Northern French gambe ‘leg’.

Oh great, go and get all educational on us... Not helping my need for a beer and a new bass.

 

[Count Bassie]

Oh great, go and get all educational on us... Not helping my need for a beer and a new bass.

I'm not only a social miscreant, but also a bad influence.

(Takes a sip from his half-empty Mason jar)

 

[PillO]

I'm not only a social miscreant, but also a bad influence.

(Takes a sip from his half-empty Mason jar)

Bad influence and pessimist, else the Mason jar would be half full.

 

[DerekW]

Bad influence and pessimist, else the Mason jar would be half full.

Well played, sir... well played.