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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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I would love to go to a festival where every bands bass player uses a Thunderbird bass and if the guitarist has a Firebird than totally sick and out tha ma fn' house Dude!.
There is such a festival braaaahhhh... and that festival is called "Heaven" maaaan...
What, 'tad' isn't a universally known measure?
I dont know the offical answer. Mine is a little higher, just enough to 1. Get a break angle, and 2. To lean against the pull off the strings a bit, so the back 2 don't lift out of their seats.
I just didn't know if it was a metric tad... or...What, 'tad' isn't a universally known measure?
I dont know the offical answer. Mine is a little higher, just enough to 1. Get a break angle, and 2. To lean against the pull off the strings a bit, so the back 2 don't lift out of their seats.
hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
Would love to have a Korat - But here's the thing: There are hardly any breeders in Europe (or anywhere else for that matter), except a select handful. The Danish lady is one of the very few, and she usually needs to have her tomcat out for breeding in Norway, Finland and Germany where some of the other breeders are, to avoid inbreeding. So due to this Korats are rather rare and quite expensive.
hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
That's funny, those beer are not really common over here in Denmark... We got all sorts of other local and imported stuff, but I rarely run into FAXE beers, as they changed name to Royal on the Danish market years ago. Apparently they kept the FAXE name for export and sodas.
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hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
Vikings used to drink mead, which is a completely different kind of brew, brewed on fermented honey rather than wheat - Mead was a sweet and strong brew in the range of 8 - 19%!
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hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
I used to get Faxe in the big 900ml cans as a treat when we did the weekly shop as a student. Lovely stuff as I remember!
Just plugged in the Epi ChinaBird after being on the NRBird for the past few days and the immediate impression was the Chinabuckers are very polite - definitely lacking snarl. I have been toying with the idea of turning it into a single pickup instrument and it seems a Thunderbucker 66S may be in its future.
All Asian Epiphones are in metric measurement...
6.7 billion people are in metric - there are just 300-ish million holdouts.
My pee was stronger than that after my Christmas bender
Seriously, I tried some real home made meade once, you must have to have the hwyl of a Viking to get drunk on that! Strong though, stuff I tried was about 15% as I remember
My pee was stronger than that after my Christmas bender
Seriously, I tried some real home made meade once, you must have to have the hwyl of a Viking to get drunk on that! Strong though, stuff I tried was about 15% as I remember
Colin! You're back! Without getting too nosy, I hope all is well.
