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Thunderbird Club

Hey, I'm as flappable as the next Thunderbird player...

I assume flappable mean intelligent, strong, well spoken, and attractive to potential mates.

Is it almost Rutting Season in Canada?
 
Well, according to Wikipedia, first brewed in 1926, so it hasn't been around that long. The brewery can trace lineage back to 1300s, but that may be tenuous.

But I think that the take home message from this is that people have liked gnat's-piss beer for nearly 100 years.
In this country the downfall of beer began with Prohibition, pretty quickly followed by WW II's demand for barley, which left the brewer's searching for cheaper, yet inferior alternatives - namely corn and rice. Read the ingredient list on a can of Bud. People drank rice and corn beer before the craft beer resurgence in the 1990's. Most still prefer it. Bud is the most popular beer in the US and even London, even though it is not beer according to a 700 year old German law
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It is always rutting season here!
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PillO is on the left. I'm not clear on how you play a Thunderbird with antlers, but he seems to manage somehow.
 
I'm confused about what's going on with this bass:

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1. I didn't know that body style came in a five string.
2. It has both P & J pickups but no Thunderbird pickups.
4. The strap button is on the bottom side of the neck.
3 sir! No thunderbird head stock.

I'm sure you guys will see more that's wrong with it. I can only guess that the only legit part of that is the Epiphone neck plate on the back. I don't know.

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Totally legit bass. Strap button has been moved for sure (and not sure WHY they moved it there) but I think the bridge is original. Other than that looks like a stock Epi NR from the 90's. Basically a 7ender in Tbird-ish clothing.
 
I really don't understand Stella Artois. People pay a premium for what I would politely describe as an ambiguously German, French, Danish, Belgian version of Bud. It is even made by the makers of Bud. Slick advertising and a stemmed glass have somehow brainwashed the masses into a dysgeusic malaise making them think that THAT is beer. Not that I have strong feelings on the matter...
Please tell us how you really feel.:unsure: