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You know you’re a Bird player when you look at that heel pic and wonder for a split second where the strap button is.If I was looking for a 5 string, I would give this Gibson some serious consideration:
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Definitely needs some oil on that fingerboard and a proper set up, but it’s a nice instrument!
I have no idea, don't even know how we got it aside from ordering it from a gas company. Our deep dive jobs we would have several banks of Helium, Nitox and O2, al was medical grade.I dove trimix once. Definitely funny speaking the first time after surfacing.
Isn't helium running out?
learned the trick that O2 is (was?I have no idea, don't even know how we got it aside from ordering it from a gas company. Our deep dive jobs we would have several banks of Helium, Nitox and O2, al was medical grade.
I would go from the bar to the shop, get on a bus and the buss would take us to the dock. The dock might be in Brownsville TX to Mobile Alabama or anywhere in-between. Often the hang over was rolling hard by the time we got to the barge and I would go directly to the chambers and crash in an outer lock with the O2 mask strapped on, it helped. most of the time I could do that because as I was part of the dive team we weren't working yet, mostly under tow still. The dive team worked job completion while riggers would work two weeks on one off. Sometimes I spent up to two months offshore at a time, definite relationship killer.learned the trick that O2 is (was?) good for severe hangovers from this Okie....works/ed like a jet..
Yeah, seems helium is running out. And its most common use is for cooling MRI machines. And they still don't seem to have any replacement for it. I think the US government currently has the largest supply in the world, in Texas.I have no idea, don't even know how we got it aside from ordering it from a gas company. Our deep dive jobs we would have several banks of Helium, Nitox and O2, al was medical grade.
Cool! there is an exit through the cooler!

That might be a different supply, or maybe its the same supply but they have additional filtering for med grade. idkYeah, seems helium is running out. And its most common use is for cooling MRI machines. And they still don't seem to have any replacement for it. I think the US government currently has the largest supply in the world, in Texas.
i just have to. I was at this concert. And live, sounded exactly like this recording.
Guess you had to be there. If you like this kinda thing.
Speaking of which, I was really super dissapointed with the Cliff House last time I ate there (probably 5 years ago). It was like eating in a hospital operating room. Everything stark white, bright, sterile and stainless steel. They completely destroyed the ambiance and warmth they used to have.Man I wish that structure was still there! (I think that one burned down) The Cliff House today is a mere shadow of that level of grandness!
Pacifica is known for fog and the Pacifica Pier... and sunsets (unaltered pic)
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Weird to me! A fairly obscure bass that I’ve never mentioned to ‘the fan’ friend!
Maybe he reads Thunderbird Club.
Heya, I'm Kat. I lurrrrve 1966 NR Thunderbird IIs with solid colour finishes ... and unlike that ingrate in Nashville I won't flog anything on Reverb. Thanks.
I didn’t put anything on Reverb, you mean spirited person! I traded the Ric, and had his blessing to do so!
Weird and slightly creepy Japanese stuff is still just weird and slightly creepy Japanese stuff no matter what you pay for it. And, as long as there's Japan, there will be weird and slightly creepy Japanese stuff.
they won't. cost of helium vs any other inner gas will prevent that from happening. Remember it has to be comparable with human lungs. Helium works perfect, except for the funny voice and the radios have a knob for that, still takes time to understand the person.
Yeah, seems helium is running out. And its most common use is for cooling MRI machines. And they still don't seem to have any replacement for it. I think the US government currently has the largest supply in the world, in Texas.
Since I have DAN first aid certification for professional divers, I can legally get medical-grade oxygen fills anywhere. So I've got that going for me.
She's coming over later in the week for a session with me to work through things
Lol.Ahem.
Yes that true. Doesnt Halin also deplete oxegen??Halon (fire suppression gas) has the opposite effect. Because it is a heavy gas, your voice deepens.