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Thunderbird Club

Just for jollies, I pulled the USGS earthquake map for the last 30 days in our area. I'm the red star.

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And you want me to come out there where the land moves all the time? !!
Yep, I'd be making some "beer" water... I like to move around on the ground, but not the ground to move around on me.
 
Good to hear that some porch pirates are getting caught.

Wow. Talk about stupid. Driving a stolen car full of stolen packages at 4 AM in San Mateo with an expired registration and carrying drug paraphernalia. Had they been in Oakland, they wouldn’t have even been stopped.
 
So, Seattle sinks into the Pacific first. I'm sure V and Will feel better about that :eek:
It's referred to as the "Cascadia Mega Quake" and they say it's not "if" but when. It will trigger a series of quakes all along the west coast to & through Mexico.

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The chip in the Jackson is as full of black dyed poly as it's going to get. there is still some topography that won't sand out. I flattened it out some and will polish it, but that's all it's going to get. The chip won't flake off and won't have sharp edges to stab my elbow while I play it. No band practice this week, so I'll probably move the strap button to the heel where it belongs and polish out the poly this evening. I'm a little disappointed that we won't be playing, because I'm having a lot of stupid fun with the additional string. Who knew five strings could be such an earth rumbling hoot to play! I'll still stick to Thunderbirds and the 2013 EB for the most part, but for this band, the five will be the way to go.