Thunderbird Club

[bylar13]

FYI: There is a mahogany p-bass with Thunderbuckers (66) at buried in this FS post. Price is VERY good.

For Sale - Rickenbacker 4003, Lakland 55-01, Hofner, Sterling by Music Man Ray34CA, Epiphone Casady, Fenderbird

 

[Engle]

What no JC? Such cruelty.

You can just see the edge of it on the right.
It currently has labella flats on it, but I’ve got that sound covered with FSOs, so I’m thinking of going with something really bright to use in my heavy band.

 

[PillO]

You can just see the edge of it on the right.
It currently has labella flats on it, but I’ve got that sound covered with FSOs, so I’m thinking of going with something really bright to use in my heavy band.

Although you are not looking for suggestions, I will provide one anyway. Try Pure Blues on the JC.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

One-upped one digit, regardless. There are numerous ways to describe almost anything that happens with numbers! I mean, maybe they one-upped the ones column and rotated the whole thing right one position. Maybe the numerals on the end didn't understand "stage left" and "stage right". Maybe it's an Arabic number so it reads right to left.
This is what I got out of calculus, which is part of why I ended up in computer science instead of electrical engineering.

MATLAB! lol.....Eastern Block folks used to make fun of us because they used an integral/differential approach to solving network problems with complex conjugates when we used Laplace transforms.......they were right....nothing the Van Neumann architecture couldn't fix....

 

[GonePlaid]

MATLAB..

If yer trying to spell "Baltimore" backwards, ya missed a letter.

 

[Larry V]

MATLAB! lol.....Eastern Block folks used to make fun of us because they used an integral/differential approach to solving network problems with complex conjugates when we used Laplace transforms.......they were right....nothing the Van Neumann architecture couldn't fix....

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[Chucky Stiletti]

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te lo spiego in Italiano?..

 

[PillO]

MATLAB! lol.....Eastern Block folks used to make fun of us because they used an integral/differential approach to solving network problems with complex conjugates when we used Laplace transforms.......they were right....nothing the Van Neumann architecture couldn't fix....

Exactly!

I often barbleflarb the wonkettes before I stingle flex the nackleator.

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I understood every word in your post but still have no idea what you are saying.

 

[BklynKen]

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I think you were looking for this.

 

[Larry V]

I think you were looking for this.

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I was actually looking for the Kirk Douglas, "What are you saying?" meme but then I realized you'd have to be a Stern fan to think it's funny.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

Exactly!

I often barbleflarb the wonkettes before I stingle flex the nackleator.

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I understood every word in your post but still have no idea what you are saying.

ok sorry, not enough jolt yet...condensed version; Computers do all the calculus number crunching these days..
better?..

 

[GonePlaid]

ok sorry, not enough jolt yet...condensed version; Computers do all the calculus number crunching these days..
better?..

Speaking of, 2 cans of Jolt in the 'fridge(not SVT)

 

[BklynKen]

ok sorry, not enough jolt yet...condensed version; Computers do all the calculus number crunching these days..
better?..

Speaking of, 2 cans of Jolt in the 'fridge(not SVT)

I had no idea Jolt still existed and had to look it up. Some fun stuff in their FAQ.

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[PillO]

ok sorry, not enough jolt yet...condensed version; Computers do all the calculus number crunching these days..
better?..

Haven't computers been doing calculus for us since the 90s?

Every once in a while I think about solving a partial differential equation to:
Remember that solving partial differential equations is a thing,
I used to d that without breaking a sweat, and
If I had to, I probably could get back to the proficiency I used to have with it.

And then I remember that I can hire people in their 20s to do these things for me.

 

[GonePlaid]

I had no idea Jolt still existed and had to look it up. Some fun stuff in their FAQ.

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Funny spit(sp?). I'm pleased to know it's the same stuff. When I was driving this: all night, Jolt came in handy.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

Haven't computers been doing calculus for us since the 90s?

Every once in a while I think about solving a partial differential equation to:
Remember that solving partial differential equations is a thing,
I used to d that without breaking a sweat, and
If I had to, I probably could get back to the proficiency I used to have with it.

And then I remember that I can hire people in their 20s to do these things for me.

they did, on expensive Unix based workstations....today, MATLAB or Mathematica will run on cheap Windows machines..

 

[PillO]

they did, on expensive Unix based workstations....today, MATLAB or Mathematica will run on cheap Windows machines..

My relationship with computers is... complicated.

Ahem.

 

[Chucky Stiletti]

My relationship with computers is... complicated.

Ahem.

you mean, like this?..

 

[BklynKen]

Funny spit(sp?). I'm pleased to know it's the same stuff. When I was driving this: View attachment 3431732 all night, Jolt came in handy.

You preferred it to coffee?

 

[GonePlaid]

You preferred it to coffee?

I got Jolt in 20 oz. resealable bottles. Always carried a cooler. I'd alternate between coffee on cool-er nights and Jolt on warm-ish nights. Florida, ya know.(I only ran FL/GA)