Not if his parents are home. One of them might walk in on him.The kid is obfuscating...

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Not if his parents are home. One of them might walk in on him.The kid is obfuscating...

You need an excuse!? Is this a new thing?
overall? Those pics arouse funny parts of my body I thought stopped working years ago. That room is just......Heaven? Those cabinets are beautiful. Thanks. Now I need a cold shower.Time to share my birds .... Gibson 2013 all original except for a hipshot D-tuner and a mod bar on the bridge and two wonderfull VP I got in january.

The key in life is to find what makes YOU happy, recharges your batteries and gives you hope for another day. For some people that means playing bass on stage or in the studio, its their job and they get paid for it. For others it's a hobby or stress relief. What you do shouldn't matter much, it's why you do it that makes all the difference.
Nice crowd. There aren't big venues like that around here anymore. Rinky dink little dives or cafes looking for acoustic acts. Oh. Love the boots.
Nice crowd. There aren't big venues like that around here anymore. Rinky dink little dives or cafes looking for acoustic acts. Oh. Love the boots.
I was using nominal numbers.
I was using ordinal numbers.![]()
Still doesn't explain how you lnow how much a kilo of cocaine weighs ...
I don't use hex very often, but I prefer it over binary.
I usually use imaginary numbers when I calculate complex numbers , and usually in i unitsI often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
I usually use imaginary numbers when I calculate complex numbers , and usually in i units![]()
I used imaginary numbers a fair bit late in high school when I was doing lots of electronics and through university. I have little use for them now except on a novelty t-shirt that says "√-1 2³ Ʃ Π and it was delicious". Yeah, I like geeky humour...

Still doesn't explain how you lnow how much a kilo of cocaine weighs ...





Have I caught you at the wrong end of the day? That (attempt at a) joke practically had flashing lights and a siren on it ...





Bass strings are expensive. Guitarists totally get over in that department. They get 56 packs for a nickle.I often find myself using imaginary numbers... like when I walk into a music shop and imagine I can buy a Gibson when I can barely buy strings. Also worth enumerating, there are 10 kinds of people in the world - those that understand binary numbers, and those that don't.
And they still don't change strings...Bass strings are expensive. Guitarists totally get over in that department. They get 56 packs for a nickle.
I use j
I think first year of college was the last time I used imaginary numbers... then it all became more real.
I use j since in my field i denotes something else. Thank god for MatLab
I think first year of college was the last time I used imaginary numbers... then it all became more real.