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Thunderbird Club

Thursday's Bird!
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Man they were young. Maybe we should take our Nikki and form our own club.
:laugh: You guyzzzz. You both have been very kind and tolerant today of our not liking comments today. But leave Nikki and take the singer! :D I will stop, I promise. And won't start in on Neil. You all can bash Bread all you want now!:roflmao:

I do appreciate you guiding me to the two songs I do really like that I posted above.
 
Out of interest, what string gauges are folks running ( on a regular Gibson T-bird )?
I've been using 40-100's for years but fancy putting a heavier set on for a touch more tension.
Wondering if I could get away with 45-110 without having to file the nut?
That is what I have on the Flamingo with no problems.
 
Indeed! Murphy has not yet delivered my NR, but soon! Even if it were, I will not be driving until I am 24 hrs off narcotics. But I think I will delay picking it up until I am out of the cast.

And I feel no need to have to have the surgery revised. Although it went well, I have what feels like 5lbs of plaster holding fingers, hand, and wrist immobile. It comes off in 13 days and I can start rehab (for the surgery, not the narcotics).

The surgery was done under a nerve block. In theory, I was there for it, but the wonders of modern chemistry means I don't recall anything after establishment of the sterile field. The amusing thing about the nerve block (well, there are several) was after the surgery, I lifted my arm to take a look and there was no muscle control at the elbow, so I whacked myself in the face with the cast.
Good thing for the helmet you usually wear.
 
I got "roto-rooter'd" today, going under anaesthesia is always dicey, or so they say (I've had a blessed life). If anyone has had it done, approximately how long before I can pick up a Thunderbass or return to practice. The Dr told me the next 10 days will be gnarly.
Hope all is well. Never heard a doc give that as to what to anticipate. This was a real doctor, right?:D Hoping you bounce back quickly.
 

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