Why dont you post in the other "forums" (ie basses)

[Thor]

HAH!

Rhythm is part of a musical nature and
a sense of cadence is part of good writing,
whether in music or in language.

I strive to improve my writing constantly, and
never seem to be quite satisfied with the result.

 

[puttz buster]

Yeah, its all communication, and a few laughs to boot. As been said before, any question you could ask, regarding bass would be answered by someone who uses T.B. I look to have a laugh at the end of the day.

 

[Brad Johnson]

Is it just me, or does Thor always seem to post in meter?

I thought it was that old MS Word malady, marginophobia.

Thought it had been comepletely eradicated back in the 80's. Must be a new strain.

 

[Frank Martin]

I spend most of my time @ Talkbass at the Bass forums; I only ocassionally check Strings and Amps - mostly when i need something; sometimes visit Bassists and Recordings, and spend the rest of the time when I'm a bit tired or just tired of looking at allthe nice gear and having GAS, then I look at OT and Misc...

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

Is it just me, or does Thor always seem to post in meter?

It's more that he puts his posts into the form of an Icelandic saga.

 

[Thor]

Holmgang is called for, lout!

Where's my mead? My glass was full a minute ago ...

 

[Bob Lee (QSC)]

And he keeps calling the New England TalkBass gathering the Althing.

 

[Aaron Saunders]

Is it just me, or does Thor always seem to post in meter?

He's just a poetic kind of guy.

Anyway, I very rarely visit OT. I go mostly to Misc, Strings, and Basses, but have the occasional lurk in Technique, GI, and Effects. In fact, this is my first visit to OT in a while...