What can you do with a phone like that? Probably only make phone calls. And who does that with a phone these days?
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Our usual abbreviation for general population. Non Thunderbird people.
Could also mean guinea pig.
Happy Canada Day (some of us still call it Dominion Day).
It is a bit like your American Independence Day, except Canadians being a polite sort, didn't fight a war for secession; we just waited around until the Queen got sick of us and booted us out.
So, what kind of Canadian Thunderbirdy sort image could represent all that?
It is a bit like your American Independence Day, except Canadians being a polite sort, didn't fight a war for secession; we just waited around until the Queen got sick of us and booted us out.
So, what kind of Canadian Thunderbirdy sort image could represent all that?
GP = General Population, a standard TBird Club reference for the main page of the Talkbass website where links are posted to the top 12 most active threads on Talkbass. Basically it's any non club thread. Frequently it's a thread started by the original poster (OP) to make a statement, share an observation or ask a question of the entire Talkbass community. Some past gems include - "Help me, I just got mad and stabbed my speaker cabinet" or "I just got a used bass pedal but it didn't come with a box" or "tracking down my stolen bass while hitting Taco stands around the city"...
Or in other contexts it might be your doctor.
That they did. And of course hung their petticoats over the edge of the tank to keep them dry. I thought you'd appreciate the train reference...
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A parody of an earlier thread - something about playing bass through a guitar cab.
The better parody thread was the one about the Bingo Twinkie Severed Asparagus in the pedals forum.
I do love the look of those, more so the original body shape. One of these days I'll have to try one on for size and hear how it sounds.
Got it! At first thought it was another site / forum
- Mar 13, 2008
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Where's the Back Bacon?
I much prefer the original shape tp the redesign......
John Taylor with a prototype.
As a kid, one of my many “first” crushes was Meredith Macrae from that show.
I appreciate the old D-bird appeal. But I do like the D-roc.
- Mar 13, 2008
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My arteries are clogging just looking at that = bring it on!
On Canada Day, I feel I must share my favorite Canadian joke with the group.
A man was sitting in a bar in downtown Detroit across the river from Windsor, ON.
He got louder and louder with every pour and he exclaimed, "There's nothing but hockey players and lumberjacks in Canada!"
A Canadian sitting at the bar with his wife just a few stools down was already annoyed with the loud sot and upon hearing this said, "Take it easy over there, eh. Me and my wife are from Canada."
The drunk Detroiter looked confused and slightly amused when he had to ask, "Oh yeah, what team does she play for?!" That's when the gloves were dropped.
Happy Canada Day to all our neighbors to the North or in this case, to the south since Windsor is south of most of Michigan.
A man was sitting in a bar in downtown Detroit across the river from Windsor, ON.
He got louder and louder with every pour and he exclaimed, "There's nothing but hockey players and lumberjacks in Canada!"
A Canadian sitting at the bar with his wife just a few stools down was already annoyed with the loud sot and upon hearing this said, "Take it easy over there, eh. Me and my wife are from Canada."
The drunk Detroiter looked confused and slightly amused when he had to ask, "Oh yeah, what team does she play for?!" That's when the gloves were dropped.
Happy Canada Day to all our neighbors to the North or in this case, to the south since Windsor is south of most of Michigan.
Gaolee
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That's a condenser, not a ribbon. That's all.
Yup. I don't text either.What can you do with a phone like that? Probably only make phone calls. And who does that with a phone these days?
Yes they did. As part of the classic opening roll. The 10 year old me always hoped to see more.
Not sure how much longer there’ll be service for that phone. Maybe then he’ll leave the nineties behind.What can you do with a phone like that? Probably only make phone calls. And who does that with a phone these days?
