There is a certain depraved logic to my bad advice. It is fully functional. Just morally... different.was trying to make a funny. i may be a fool, but i'm not stupid.
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Depraved logic. And morally different. That is something i can relate to.
As our Queen would say. Ooops, wrong forum.
I'm going to get banned for that post, aren't I? Corner of my room as a lenient sentence?
Depraved logic. And morally different. That is something i can relate to.
As our Queen would say. Ooops, wrong forum.
I think that as long as you aren't posting descriptions of a Saskatoon totem pole or pictures of a sticky flapjack, you are OK. I assume that there are US equivalents to those, but I don't know the names...
this just came on, on showtime...anybody see it? along with Jeff Baxter, one of my favorites..
Don't know exactly what this is, but it's here in New England.
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Couple of quick, unrelated data points for the group:
I emailed Jeff Babicz who let me know that the shim plate was only needed for Gibson basses where the extra height was needed for bridge saddle adjustment and not needed on a 2014 T-Bird. So...
Also I forgot to post a long while ago that I have been using the Gator Pro gig bag for my T- Bird and it is working very well:
and I can't remember if I posted this before but to keep the bass from feeling like it was falling away from me (not neck dive) I added a second strap button and rubber washers. Really helped stabilize things:
Carry on.....
I emailed Jeff Babicz who let me know that the shim plate was only needed for Gibson basses where the extra height was needed for bridge saddle adjustment and not needed on a 2014 T-Bird. So...
Also I forgot to post a long while ago that I have been using the Gator Pro gig bag for my T- Bird and it is working very well:
and I can't remember if I posted this before but to keep the bass from feeling like it was falling away from me (not neck dive) I added a second strap button and rubber washers. Really helped stabilize things:
Carry on.....
Couple of quick, unrelated data points for the group:
I emailed Jeff Babicz who let me know that the shim plate was only needed for Gibson basses where the extra height was needed for bridge saddle adjustment and not needed on a 2014 T-Bird. So...
Also I forgot to post a long while ago that I have been using the Gator Pro gig bag for my T- Bird and it is working very well:
and I can't remember if I posted this before but to keep the bass from feeling like it was falling away from me (not neck dive) I added a second strap button and rubber washers. Really helped stabilize things:
Carry on.....
Sweet Cherry.
Yes, I have watched it. Twice. Well worth the effort. Times two. Fantastic insight into the guy. And the players he plays with.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
I thought that was the drummer search technique. As a matter of fact, I did deliver pizza at one time. Not after taking up drums. That is probably doing it wrong.
When the financial auditors were in and camped out in the board room, I would always comment - Auditors? I thought we had sprayed for them...
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Probably a Classic Pro that has been modified. It doesn't have the character yiurs has.
Have you thought about upstate?
You could have a mortgage for what you’re paying in rent.
WNY: “Not as sucky as you think.”
I'm happy with mine, just noting, enabling.
You just have to keep an eye out for roving zombies....
