I was scrolled past it on Reverb just before I saw your post. Figured I'd share.
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The little video I posted from the July 4th party is that song, actually. Fortunately it doesn't include me singing.Can't go wrong with Sabbathy.
... or a dentist named Dr. Paine (also exists)Products with names like "Ripper" and "Grabber" always head me in the opposite direction. It's like seeing a mobile-home called "The Prowler" ...(yes, it exists)
That's one of those sentences that leaves you wondering if it's grammatically correct...Uwe has everything
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Don't forget to paint it orange.
...it's a good bass for players with small hands.
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There was a Dr. Slaughter who worked in the family dentist office.... or a dentist named Dr. Paine (also exists)
Or small egos, like Gene Simmons. ;-)...it's a good bass for players with small hands.
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I had my right-hand middle finger reattached by Dr. Hacker. Not kidding.
It wasn't completely cut off but enough that when I got up off the ice(playing hockey) I had to hold the tip to the first knuckle on with my left hand.
It wasn't completely cut off but enough that when I got up off the ice(playing hockey) I had to hold the tip to the first knuckle on with my left hand.
It's on my Chrimmas listYou still need a Gibson bass book - This would all make perfect sense
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Sounds like ya flipped off the wrong guy!I had my right-hand middle finger reattached by Dr. Hacker. Not kidding.
It was completely cut off but enough that when I got up off the ice(playing hockey) I had to hold the tip to the first knuckle on with my left hand.
I had my right-hand middle finger reattached by Dr. Hacker. Not kidding.
It wasn't completely cut off but enough that when I got up off the ice(playing hockey) I had to hold the tip to the first knuckle on with my left hand.
That's a much needed finger
, glad it was saved.
That should've read wasn't not was and it was a nothing play. I got tripped and fell to the ice and my glove came off just as my buddy skated by. He didn't know he did it and I didn't feel a thing or know anything had happened until the blood poured to the ice.
The point of the story was the Dr. Hacker part to go along with the Dr. Slaughter from the other post.
Wow, it's like a Tony Iommi type situation!I had my right-hand middle finger reattached by Dr. Hacker. Not kidding.
It wasn't completely cut off but enough that when I got up off the ice(playing hockey) I had to hold the tip to the first knuckle on with my left hand.
Close... my index and ring finger still bare the scars, though barely visible, of the incident but didn't even require stitches. Odd that.
The military should study your healing properties.
No stitches??? I'm wonderin' if your doctor might've been my brother! I assume your finger was taped back on...
