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Geno's is better than Pat's
"Will follow through with a transaction when the terms are agreed upon" almightybunghole
Double Double w/ whole grilled onions and chopped chilies. 2nd only to a Blakes Lotaburger with cheese, Hatch green chile, and bacon for fast food.
Would you believe I have never in my life tried a Big Mac?
10 years, 2 months, and 8 days of blissful ignorance ruined by that snake in the grass Major Tom.
MoMo is da bestest forum softwares ever!
#toosoon ?
#toosoon ?
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"I don't swear just for the hell of it. Language is a poor enough means of communication. I think we should all the words we've got. Besides, there are damn few words that anybody understands."
-Henry Drummond (Spencer Tracy) in Inherit The Wind
First burger I ever had that came with thousand island spread on it.
McD's famous "special sauce" or is that "secret sauce" ???
Gandalf the Intonationer
It has to be "Special" because Hot Shoppes did it first with their Mighty Mo. I wonder if they ever negotiated for royalties.mickey wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:01 amFirst burger I ever had that came with thousand island spread on it.
McD's famous "special sauce" or is that "secret sauce" ???
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Nobody's lives matter much to me until individuals meets certain baseline criteria. I only know individuals. I do not know every member of any group, sex, race, political party, orientation (sexual or otherwise), so I cannot make certain blanket value statements. I'm sure some people hate individuals like me. On the bright side--I like almost everyone I know.
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Haters gone hate
Where is that old board member using that expression all the time, back then?
What was the handle Overt, Covid or such..?
/jk
Where is that old board member using that expression all the time, back then?
What was the handle Overt, Covid or such..?
/jk
The other farm cats didn’t super love him but the chickens thought he was alright so he became a chicken.
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If my opinion is ever considered popular I immediately rescind it as being obviously wrong.
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That would have been @Overt1.PoodlesAgain wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 11:20 am Haters gone hate
Where is that old board member using that expression all the time, back then?
What was the handle Overt, Covid or such..?
/jk
Gandalf the Intonationer
I like the CVT in my 2018 Nissan Pathfinder. Great gas mileage, smooth, and so far no trouble after ~ 70K miles. If it blows up, my opinion may change, but so far, so good.
Mickey - No drone on long highway trips that I can tell. Simulated shifts provide good feedback, but it's so smooth to drive in heavy traffic.
Mickey - No drone on long highway trips that I can tell. Simulated shifts provide good feedback, but it's so smooth to drive in heavy traffic.
Would go well with dancing shrimp salad. It may kill the shrimp so they stay in the bowl.
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Kinda sailing under false colors here, but what makes this even more hilarious is the number of comments from people thinking he is serious!
Also check out his one on Percussion instruments in which he includes guitars!!
Also check out his one on Percussion instruments in which he includes guitars!!
"Anyone who understands jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it."
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RATT's Dancing Undercover is one of the greatest albums made in the decade of the 1980s. I'm dead serious. Of course I'm not supposed to make a convincing argument to win you over to that that opinion, because in successfully doing so I would be defeating my own argument in asserting that it is a minority opinion. But just humor me for a moment:
*It was produced in 1986. That year was sacred, a peak, just trust me on this.
*The song "Body Talk". That combination of thrash, hair metal, and bluesy swing all at once; Warren's orgasmic solo; Blotzer's drumming (the Steven Adler of RATT).
*This video for "Dance, Dance, Dance". This is what it is like to be a god. That open high hat hat 1:17 always gets me.
*It was produced in 1986. That year was sacred, a peak, just trust me on this.
*The song "Body Talk". That combination of thrash, hair metal, and bluesy swing all at once; Warren's orgasmic solo; Blotzer's drumming (the Steven Adler of RATT).
*This video for "Dance, Dance, Dance". This is what it is like to be a god. That open high hat hat 1:17 always gets me.
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You make a heck of an argument. And in 1986 I was old enough to do stupid stuff but not old enough to do fantastically stupid and dangerous stuff, though some people might argue that.toomanycats wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 6:10 pm RATT's Dancing Undercover is one of the greatest albums made in the decade of the 1980s. I'm dead serious. Of course I'm not supposed to make a convincing argument to win you over to that that opinion, because in successfully doing so I would be defeating my own argument in asserting that it is a minority opinion. But just humor me for a moment:
*It was produced in 1986. That year was sacred, a peak, just trust me on this.
*The song "Body Talk". That combination of thrash, hair metal, and bluesy swing all at one; Warren's orgasmic solo; Blotzer's drumming (the Steven Adler of RATT).
*This video for "Dance, Dance, Dance". This is what it is like to be a god. That open high at at 1:17 always gets me.
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2:10toomanycats wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 6:10 pm RATT's Dancing Undercover is one of the greatest albums made in the decade of the 1980s. I'm dead serious. Of course I'm not supposed to make a convincing argument to win you over to that that opinion, because in successfully doing so I would be defeating my own argument in asserting that it is a minority opinion. But just humor me for a moment:
*It was produced in 1986. That year was sacred, a peak, just trust me on this.
*The song "Body Talk". That combination of thrash, hair metal, and bluesy swing all at one; Warren's orgasmic solo; Blotzer's drumming (the Steven Adler of RATT).
*This video for "Dance, Dance, Dance". This is what it is like to be a god. That open high at at 1:17 always gets me.
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Gibson '13 studio dlx hsb
Gibson '79 flying V
Gibson '06 sg faded
Gibson '15 LP CM w gforce
Epiphone Casino coupe
Epiphone dot studio
Fender USA strat w mjt body _w Original body 81
Fender lead II
Firefly spalted 338
Squier affinity tele bsb
Squier strat std relic
Squier subsonic baritone
Agile al2500 albino
Agile al3001 hsb
Sx ash Ltd strat
Sx ash strat short scale
Sx ash tele
Sx callisto jr
Dean vendetta
Washburn firebird. Ps10
Johnson trans red strat
Johnson jazz box Vegas
Seville explorer
Inlaid tele
flametop bigsby tele wood inlaid neck
23
Acoustics
new Eastman acoustic
Sigma dm3 dread x2 (his and hers)
Fender 12 str
Ibanez exotic wood
Silvercreek rosewood 00
Ovation steel str
martin backpacker acoustic
Johnson dobro
Dont hate it. Its solid rattan. And ratt was of the best of hair metal. Great guitar tone and pearcy had one of the better voices. Reminds me of dokken tone also fav of the era. It probably dont hurt that both Warren and lynch were serious disciples schenker.toomanycats wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 6:10 pm RATT's Dancing Undercover is one of the greatest albums made in the decade of the 1980s. I'm dead serious. Of course I'm not supposed to make a convincing argument to win you over to that that opinion, because in successfully doing so I would be defeating my own argument in asserting that it is a minority opinion. But just humor me for a moment:
*It was produced in 1986. That year was sacred, a peak, just trust me on this.
*The song "Body Talk". That combination of thrash, hair metal, and bluesy swing all at one; Warren's orgasmic solo; Blotzer's drumming (the Steven Adler of RATT).
*This video for "Dance, Dance, Dance". This is what it is like to be a god. That open high at hat 1:17 always gets me.