- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
We'll do it again some year - probably have to fly some talent in from Germany
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Thunderbird Club
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We'll do it again some year - probably have to fly some talent in from Germany
Doesn't smell like bacon.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
The scary part is that something here killed off the Komodo. Only those that migrated survive.
Where does the name come from?
I shouldn’t laugh. They are deadly buggers - the advice is “keep your distance, don’t try to touch, capture or harm”. From memory these ones will strike first and ask questions later. Only if they feel threatened though.
There have been car smashes and near misses with Huntsman spiders in cars. They have been riding above the sun visor and when the driver flips it down to use it, the Huntsman drops down into their lap. Much panic. The thing is these are harmless, but the are big and scary looking.
That also works with U238. Someone's been messing with protons and neutrons...
Just looking at that makes me want to puke on the street below.
Well, the bass I shipped Nov 25 is finally out for delivery...
My review the USPS asked for.
Package sat for days before going anywhere. No updates, no knowledge of where the expensive package was. After 12 days, I contacted support. Was told several days later the package was still in the zip where I left it! Next morning I went to that PO. They told me it was at the destination city in AZ. Either the system is incompetent or the workers involved were. Or both--take your pick. And/or one at the local PO flat out lied when I asked him about it still being at the PO where I left it. No way of knowing because tracking is so awful. Five days later it magically shows up where it's supposed to be and will be delivered the next day. It was a large package and impossible to lose. So weeks later, it is finally out for delivery. After paying a whooping over $256 to ship it these delays and inability to have even a clue where the package is, is utterly unacceptable. Any real business would have to account for this foolishness and the customer would be refunded a portion due to the inexcusably horrifically bad service. But that certainly won't happen here.
My review the USPS asked for.
Package sat for days before going anywhere. No updates, no knowledge of where the expensive package was. After 12 days, I contacted support. Was told several days later the package was still in the zip where I left it! Next morning I went to that PO. They told me it was at the destination city in AZ. Either the system is incompetent or the workers involved were. Or both--take your pick. And/or one at the local PO flat out lied when I asked him about it still being at the PO where I left it. No way of knowing because tracking is so awful. Five days later it magically shows up where it's supposed to be and will be delivered the next day. It was a large package and impossible to lose. So weeks later, it is finally out for delivery. After paying a whooping over $256 to ship it these delays and inability to have even a clue where the package is, is utterly unacceptable. Any real business would have to account for this foolishness and the customer would be refunded a portion due to the inexcusably horrifically bad service. But that certainly won't happen here.
Per Google…
“The name "Big Sur" originates from the Spanish phrase "El Sur Grande," which translates to "The Big South," referring to the vast and relatively unexplored coastal region south of Monterey, California, as described by early Spanish settlers”
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,897
- 142,237
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Tub the rear end and stick some fat meat in there.The 917 is here!
- Mar 13, 2008
- 18,897
- 142,237
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Welcome to the holiday season of USPS lies. Received an email tonight that a package couldn’t be delivered to our house because they didn’t have access to the delivery location. WT7? 
