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And other things. A good percentage of the local population are alcoholics, when its cold like this hockey is not even an option.:(. Good thing Im in a band as thats the only pure and natural escape otherwise.
Music is really one of the best hobbies, since you're subject to way fewer limitations than many others.
 
Yeah down here more than so, unfortunately. I'd like to know who the fn' moron was that thought this land was prime real estate and an ideal location to create a society in. What was he thinking?, where did he find so many clowns who believed in that same vision enough to act on it?.
We originally had all the land that is now called the USA, but anytime some random person came and said "This is our land!", we would say "Sorry, eh? You can have it back." And before long, we got stuck with what we have now.
 
Next summer, you can keep Tennessee and Manitoba. Thanks.

Heat don’t bother me a bit. Not a fan of cold as much. Tennessee is pretty good for weather. We get a little snow and cold, but rarely extreme. Our springs and falls are amazing. Summer...sure, it’s hot and humid, but not Louisiana hot and humid
 
Yeah down here more than so, unfortunately. I'd like to know who the fn' moron was that thought this land was prime real estate and an ideal location to create a society in. What was he thinking?, where did he find so many clowns who believed in that same vision enough to act on it?.

So what IS the attraction besides not having to keep vodka in the freezer?
 
We originally had all the land that is now called the USA, but anytime some random person came and said "This is our land!", we would say "Sorry, eh? You can have it back." And before long, we got stuck with what we have now.
I believe the people you are referring to are the Liberal government. Lets not do this....here.....now........ok?.
 
Heat don’t bother me a bit. Not a fan of cold as much. Tennessee is pretty good for weather. We get a little snow and cold, but rarely extreme. Our springs and falls are amazing. Summer...sure, it’s hot and humid, but not Louisiana hot and humid

For this upcoming week here in NYC, i've reached my "like the cold" limit. Just needs to be 10 degrees warmer, then i'm ok.
 
Heat don’t bother me a bit. Not a fan of cold as much. Tennessee is pretty good for weather. We get a little snow and cold, but rarely extreme. Our springs and falls are amazing. Summer...sure, it’s hot and humid, but not Louisiana hot and humid

Louisiana, "It's not the heat, it's the stupidity".
 
That's good, i've seen these go as high as 6 to 7 hundred in excellent condition.

That’s what I’m thinking. These days, except for a small minority who still love big tube amps, unless a SS amp weighs under 5lbs, you can barely give em away. I’ve heard people in gen pop talk about 10lb amps as though no one could possibly be expected to hoist such a boat anchor. Same with cabs. Goes a long way toward explaining why so many bass players sound so awful. Not that a light rig can’t sound good, it just ain’t my primary consideration every gig.

All that to say, seems like a great time to snatch up nice SS and hybrids. Even GK rb amps are cheap and those are great amps! I’m just getting oddly nostalgic for old Sunn, Marshall, Sound City and the like
 
Definitely didn’t have that.
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Back in the 70s, when the "Chuck" was a legitimate athletic shoe, it featured arch support, a cushioned heel and reinforced areas on the sides. Construction and materials were far superior than what they use in the bulk of the Converse line today. You can get close with the "Chuck Taylor '70". If you can find a dealer or outlet near you that stocks them, I highly recommend trying them out. You'll never go back to a "standard" Chuck again.
 

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