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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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I think I'd avoid the first one simply out of principle, because the seller uses practically no punctuation. Don't make me have to work to understand what you're saying. Same thing when searching for bandmates on Craigslist and such. If your reply has no punctuation and I really have to work to understand what the hell you're saying, DELETE.
Nothing really but that also depends on what kind of dirty one is feeling, the particular feeling of dirt I was experiencing was reminiscent of being subjected to a format of dirt fully capable of crippling my moral view of how I go about achieving any level of dirtiness resulting in immediate post traumatic stress disorder. Unlike riding a dirt bike or gardening.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, ok.
That reminds me of the scene in Spinal Tap. "What's wrong with being sexy?"
I knew you would understand, its like one mans dirt is another mans sand.
I knew you would understand, its like one mans dirt is another mans sand.
Sand is good at the beach.
- Mar 13, 2008
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No it's not. It's not good anywhere.
Probably the only real good use for it
Don't you see it spread every time it snows?
Goes to show how that went right over my head.
I want to make a 'Dandy Highwayman' joke about 'sand and deliver'.... but that would just be wrong.
Nothing is wrong here. The wronger the righter!
And @ProgressiveDoom, The Ocean is The Ultimate Solution.
Pretty sure they're both bolt on.
The white one appears identical to my '11 Custom Shop (supposedly) limited edition. The chromed pickups are guitar humbucker sized outers with what appears to be some sort of bar/rail type magnet, no separate pole pieces. Same thing (I believe) as the TV Silver etc from around that time. Not much information findable about them, but I can tell you that they're definitely hot and IMO pretty versatile. I definitely like 'email anyway.Heeeeeeyyyy! That white one does look like a winner! if I had to guess... from the looks of that neck, I'd say it's a Korean model... and I hear good things about those pups... and it's white... and it's cheap! It's a poor boy's N+1 dream, just waitin' to come true!
It definitely has a much beefier neck than my '07 Korean brown burst, similar to my Squier Matt Freeman P-bass.
