I think I was lurking here that long ago, but not posting yet. I found Talkbass around Thanksgiving that year. I got a better computer and started spending way too much time on it the next summer.
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Whose About From 2001?
- Thread starter agyeman
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Join Date: 07-18-2001
I've been here since 2k1 but never posted much until this year. I don't really count.
I've been here since 2k1 but never posted much until this year. I don't really count.
I joined in July 2000. At that time I used the name Jason Oldstead which has since been changed to Boplicity and may change again as I am sick of it.
Welcome back. Stay with us longer this time.
Welcome back. Stay with us longer this time.
I was lurking at the end of 2001, joined early 2002... not sure I can place your screen name or not. I was "speddling" back then.
Welcome Back!
Welcome Back!
James Hart said:
now might be as good a time as any to ask...
what the eff is up with your avatar?
Brad Barker said:
It's me....
if I was a dog person in an Anime flick. The wife drew it a while ago when trying to get the hang of drawing the style.
or it could be some sort of female pig priest like some have told me
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- Builder: Valenti Basses
- Feb 2, 2001
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- Builder: Valenti Basses
I always thought it was a female blowing a bubble.James Hart said:...or it could be some sort of female pig priest like some have told me
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.
TalkBass' resident Bongo + cowbell player
I joined in November of 2000, two months after buying my Carvin BB75. Kept visiting and posting like for one year or less and quit because I got my first serious job as a teacher and I got heavily involved in that. I already had my computer and I like to browse the Net, but avoided TalkBass because this place is VERY addictive and I had so many things to do. I remember I told that to Mr. Michael Jewels (one of the nicest and well-respected TalkBassers who credits me as the one who introduced him to TalkBass
) when we exchanged some e-mails about bass strings. I think he gave a report about me here at that time. The thing is, I still feel that TB is an EXTREMELY addictive site and still have many things to do, but it isn't among my plans to leave again. I said in a "TB MIA list" thread that I'd fall into that because of death, for sure. But while I'm alive and well, I'll keep visiting (or at least let everybody know if I decide to quit again).
Nino Valenti said:I always thought it was a female blowing a bubble.
i always assumed the red thing was one of those gag balls, a la pulp fiction.
even with a close up, i still have no idea what's going on in the mouth-region.
