IDK 'wash day'. Clean linen day is the day(IIRC 1 day/week)they dole out fresh sheets. Clarification: onboard ship ALL laundry is done for you. you don't wash anything yourself.
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Thunderbird Club
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If it ain't 'wore out' I bet it sounds outrageous.drool
looks almost relic new. I'll send better pics..
Seen them, don't have any experience with them. Probably sound pretty good..
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You have been well and truly chosen.
I bring the bass I wanna play. Somebody doesn't like it they can kiss m......oh, look, a 'gator.
s'OK I was born a Rhode Islanduh
I was born here and came back...s'OK I was born a Rhode Islanduh
Can't seem to find a properly representative emoji.
That would do nicely as well
I have seen them before but never tried one that I can remember. I'm sure it sounds fine.
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I played through one of those 4x10/1x15 cabs at show where the backline was supplied..........Totally forgot about it till you brought it up. Can't even remember what it sounded like now, I'm old
I've been back to live in RI. Twice. And I work there to this day. I just can't stay away
There are so many that apply to Lil Rhody...
And 'they' say you can't go home again. 'Course in my case, it's true.I've been back to live in RI. Twice. And I work there to this day. I just can't stay away
Born in Miami; don't speak Spanish.
Part of why I left. I found the prevailing culture unfriendly enough that I took the next opportunity to go north. Too bad, I had friends there I still miss... but RI was better for making a living. Not weather though! I never did miss winter.And 'they' say you can't go home again. 'Course in my case, it's true.
Cool pic. What years were you in the Navy? I’m looking up the gulf of Tonkin now trying to determine.
I watched the Ken Burns Vietnam documentary and I am in the middle of the Oliver Stone Untold History of the United States. Very focused perspective. A lot of answers that I’d never gotten before.
LOL - Truth be told I have about 50 basses to choose from, not a bad sounding one in the bunch, and in all honesty 90% of them could be used to cover 95% of the stuff I play. So when you have that many good choices to meet the sound needs it gives you the freedom to select a specific one that additionally compliments the setting, the genre, the theme, the weather or even whatever clothes I happen to be wearing that day.
The neat thing about the TBird is IMHO it's every bit as much a chameleon as a P bass, just bigger and badder. Sound and looks wise it'll fit just about anywhere. Will you have to deal with a raised eyebrow from a soundman or a guitarist that you haven't worked with before? Maybe, and if you have the chops you can put that to rest in pretty short order. Likewise, it can be equally fun to torque their little minds by bringing something that looks familiar to them but sounds familiar to you. So much fun, so little time.
well, you're a lot of help....I played through one of those 4x10/1x15 cabs at show where the backline was supplied..........Totally forgot about it till you brought it up. Can't even remember what it sounded like now, I'm old
Id bet JimmyM could shed some light on that cab.well, you're a lot of help....
