"I promise you a fair trial and a good hangin." Rooster CogburnNo Texas jury would convict someone of disappearing the gf for that.
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"I promise you a fair trial and a good hangin." Rooster CogburnNo Texas jury would convict someone of disappearing the gf for that.
Some great ones here, probably not all inclusive, but still some great ones…
The 40 best basslines of all time
They left out this one - one of my faves. I don't know for a fact, but it sounds like a Fender VI to me...
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They left out this one - one of my faves. I don't know for a fact, but it sounds like a Fender VI to me...
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Mesmerizing. Never watched the show, this is the first I recall hearing it.
I'm a Super-fan of David Lynch and Twin Peaks. Watched it's late 80's- early '90s TV run when new and a number of times since. I have a DVD of the recent version (from a few years ago) and have watched it twice so far. (due to watch again soon) Also watched a 4hr lecture on YouTube of a breakdown of what the recent series meant, twice. One either isn't into him or his art, or like me - you can become obsessed. (in a good way)
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Yes, local and outpatient by a plastic surgeon. Pain free at the time of surgery but hurts like an SOB right now. Might be because he found and removed a pea sized cyst while he was in there. I have a controlled substance Rx I can fill if the pain gets worse. Just hate to start using that stuff since it’s so addictive.?…
Well done. Compartment release? I assume all done under a local as an outpatient procedure. Plastic surgeons are really well versed in pain-free surgery and minimal impact (cosmetic and functional). Having my cubital tunnel released, I felt so good, I never needed any narcotics (or any other pain relief). Still, enjoy the drugs.
To my mind, there is never a reason to forego treatment. All you are doing is robbing yourself of useful time.
As always, I may be an outlier.
Yikes! I’ll take the failed stair pushes vs that evil torture.had a really jealous gf once who rubbed my undies in poison oak when she packed me for a tour..![]()
I won’t take my Porsches on a track without fresh Pirelli track tires. If you value your life, the condition of the car and the potential to compete in the top tier, fresh track tires are a must. It ain’t cheap, but neither is replacing a totaled car.I have Metzlers on the Triumph and Shinkos on the DRZ at the moment. The Metzlers will be replaced by Pirellis pretty soon. Old tires on a motorcycle are a bad idea even if there's plenty of tread left. Four wheels? Traction is optional.
got 4500 for it about a year ago..pour quoi?Well, if this don’t stir up the pot……
@Chucky Stiletti
you still have that ‘68? Jazz bass?
Hmmm, take away the talent and put an axe in her hand and she’d remind me of my ex wife.![]()
who is she?This has sort of an axe shape to it.....
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.....or maybe something a bit more pointy?
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got 4500 for it about a year ago..pour quoi?
LOL - I kid you not, off the guitar in the second pic and she looks a lot like my ex on a good day (well at least one of her multiple personalities).
who is she?
You'd never be able tell the band name(s) from the font that all death metal bands seem to use.Mia Winter Wallace. Plays for Abbath & Nervosa.
Never heard of either band but makes me think of this:Mia Winter Wallace. Plays for Abbath & Nervosa.
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Yes, local and outpatient by a plastic surgeon. Pain free at the time of surgery but hurts like an SOB right now. Might be because he found and removed a pea sized cyst while he was in there. I have a controlled substance Rx I can fill if the pain gets worse. Just hate to start using that stuff since it’s so addictive.
One of these days I’m gonna break down and buy a looper. Not much value with a bass on a gig, but there’s just so much cool composing stuff you can do with them in a studio setting. And since I’m not gigging any more I might actually get some use out of one. Anyone want to chime in with a super intuitive and high quality dedicated looper?
Prerequisite - the technology and user interface can’t get in the way of creative moments. I’m by no means a Luddite, but I detest technology that gets in the way of progress, menu driven pull down screens with multiple options are a waste of my time. I’d rather have one device that does it’s job superbly at the push of a button vs one device that does multiple jobs pretty well after you make the right selections for each option.