Thanks!
My sister took a bunch for me (and now she won't give them to me!).

My sister took a bunch for me (and now she won't give them to me!).
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joseph6 wrote:Thanks!
My sister took a bunch for me (and now she won't give them to me!).![]()
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joseph6 wrote:
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She has TONS of them, and always promises to give me copies-but never does. I WISH it was a joke.She holds them hostage for some reason...
J-HALEY wrote:
Them Ribs were good yesterday and even better today! :wink:
Slacker G wrote:I went North to a park where they were having a jam session. I made a 12volt / 110 VAC amplifier last week that I wanted to try on battery in the open air of a park. It was loud, and it was clean. Such great tones fell from the speaker that my mouth started watering. Wait a minute... that was drool. It was a good time, regardless.
Then I went down South the next day to jam with the home boys. Again it was a great time and the amp drew comments from everyone. I think it is for the most part the Celestion 12" speaker.
I went both places in a trike made from a 53 Chevy truck. So the ride was really great too. No cab of sorts on it. It was so nice and warm, no heavy head winds and all that crap. Not even any rain. Usually I get about 30-40 miles from town and it starts looking like rain. So even if the jams didn't make the day, the ride to and from was great.
I love to load up that scooter with a big battery operated amplifier a good Strat, and my pedal box and go sit under a shade tree by the river on hot summer days and get down wif my own bad self. A cool breeze blown across the water sure makes a hot day tolerable.
Naturally refreshments of sorts get to go with. This summer it rained way to much. I needed this weekend. If fall is nice that new amp will see a lot of outdoor use.
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