Thunderbird Club

[Inky13]

They call it Steak-Tips in New England

Is that the same as tenderloin tips?

 

[Nocturnal]

It is not a sin.

I find that "sin" can be vastly different depending on who is doing it. My "sin" may not be the same as yours. Mine are likely much worse. I didn't earn the nickname "Satan" from a friend just because I have horns and a tail.

Whew!
Just did 15 pages of speed reading on clowns and SG's and yanks and meatballs and cats and even a couple of posts about TBirds. This club is like sitting in the back of an all girl junior high school bus on a never ending field trip. Thirty different non related simultaneous conversations, yet everybody knows what everybody else is talking about and anyone can chime in at any time on any conversation. We are truly the ADHD club among Talk Bass clubs. Not a bad thing, just a fast moving unpredictable one.

That is a great description

 

[Inky13]

It was a few pages ago, but how rare was that Ampeg scroll top fretless that Boz Burrell was pictured playing? It looked pretty sweet.

 

[GBassNorth]

It is not a sin.

tis!

tisn't

Hey you three in the back seat! Don't MAKE me pull the car over!

 

[JIO]

Hey you three in the back seat! Don't MAKE me pull the car over!

 

[JIO]

Is that the same as tenderloin tips?

If you were in SF, you'd be listening to those tips...

 

[JJR58]

Hey you three in the back seat! Don't MAKE me pull the car over!

Oh yeah. What a combo.

 

[kat888]

tisn't

(In exaggerated panto voice) 'Oh yes it iszzzz....'

 

[kat888]

It was a few pages ago, but how rare was that Ampeg scroll top fretless that Boz Burrell was pictured playing? It looked pretty sweet.

I briefly had a crush on a repro. They have a reputation for quirkiness.

Ampeg 1966 AMPEG AEB-1 Bass 1966 Black | The Guitar Broker

Ampeg AUB-1 Red Sunburst 1967

The repro:

 

[JJR58]

(In exaggerated panto voice) 'Oh yes it iszzzz....'

(in a not so innocent, but slightly subdued angry new yorker voice) 'No it's not......

 

[PillO]

I briefly had a crush on a repro. They have a reputation for quirkiness.

The repro:

I saw an Eastwood EEB. Didn't pull it off the wall to try, but it looks great. I tried one of their surfcasters and one of the semi-hollow bodies. Both were seemed like good instruments, but weren't what I was looking for at the time.

 

[GonePlaid]

I briefly had a crush on a repro. They have a reputation for quirkiness.

Ampeg 1966 AMPEG AEB-1 Bass 1966 Black | The Guitar Broker

Ampeg AUB-1 Red Sunburst 1967

The repro:

I can see why! That's Nice!drool

 

[JIO]

I briefly had a crush on a repro. They have a reputation for quirkiness.

Ampeg 1966 AMPEG AEB-1 Bass 1966 Black | The Guitar Broker

Ampeg AUB-1 Red Sunburst 1967

The repro:

Don't care much for the hs. Original scroll.

 

[JIO]

Oh yeah. What a combo.

I was in a combo in hs - first band I was in...

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

Is that the same as tenderloin tips?

i think so, yes.

 

[JJR58]

I'd be into this.

 

[RedVee]

I was being frank. Dissertations are done on many topics and I could see how an overview of clowns throughout time could overlap into an understanding of human nature and the apparent need for clowns as a form of relief to seriousness. There's "soft power" (a Japanese phenomenon) which manifests itself in the images of Hello Kitty, Pokemon and various cartoon characters to help 'soften' the harshness of the world. My personal dissertation (if I were to write one) would be focused on this.

It would be mean to write dissertations on them... i meant

 

[kat888]

Italia make one as well.

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[GBassNorth]

(In exaggerated panto voice) 'Oh yes it iszzzz....'

@kat888 , @JIO , @JJR58

 

[JIO]

It would be mean to write dissertations on them... i meant

To physically use a pen and write a dissertation on the skin of a clown... we've moved from scholastics to performance art.