I catch myself doing the "yah sher" thing (born bred and mostly raised Minnesotan) every so often. *shudder* I *hate* that.

"Is that yer friend in the chipper dare?" :lol:

stargate sg1 rules but at one point it was on at like 2 in the morning :angry: and i dont have cable :upset:

Sorry guys.. but.. my Jackson KBX has to go, i know how much some of you loved its looks... its kinda sad, but getting an fender vintage precision for the moneys i get for it will help.. :D

noooooo!!!! :upset:

I know people will disagree with me, but, IMO:

Vintage Precision > Jackson KBX

I looooooooooooove Precisions. When I'm rich (:lol: ) I want a mint '50s Precision.

:p

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I know people will disagree with me, but, IMO:

Vintage Precision > Jackson KBX

I looooooooooooove Precisions. When I'm rich (:lol: ) I want a mint '50s Precision.

:p[/QUOTE]

'arryfied Vintage precision ---- kicks KBX far FAR away.. :D both in looks and sound and playability...

Out of all the Fenders, Precision is my absolute favorite.

Dude, you're getting it for sure?

im gonna get ONE, i havent found one yet.. but i dont even like playing the jackson longer so i have one i have played for a while and will play until i get an fender...its an jazz bass copy..

Haha.

Fender Preciiiiiiiiiiiiiiision.

I want to convert my P-copy to a bootleg American Deluxe Precision.

nah i'm not a fan of p-bass necks

[QUOTE=bassist-bmxer]nah i'm not a fan of p-bass necks[/QUOTE]

what? that nice fat piece of wood in your hand? BOOTY! :lol:

serriouse, i find them lovley, it gonna take some weeks to adjust to it though :p

P basses are great. Anything fender is great, except Squire and other crappy low end ones.

I've recently fallen in love with big necks.

I know you're more of a traditionalist, Eddie, but my Conklin's neck is wonderfully wide. :p

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I've recently fallen in love with big necks.

I know you're more of a traditionalist, Eddie, but my Conklin's neck is wonderfully wide. :p[/QUOTE]

its not the width(sp?) but the FATNESS! :D and yes,,, im never gonna move above 4 :p

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I know people will disagree with me, but, IMO:

Vintage Precision > Jackson KBX

I looooooooooooove Precisions. When I'm rich (:lol: ) I want a mint '50s Precision.

:p[/QUOTE]

Me too, but maybe a 70 something. :cool:

4 strings are where its at.

[QUOTE=nisakss]Me too, but maybe a 70 something. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Yes! OH YES!!!!! :D:D:D thoose are 'kin nice...

Anything Vintage Fender is nice imo.

:p

A mint 50s would be disgustingly hard to find.

Vintage 70s seem to be popular on eBay.

[url]http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=64401&item=3746469069&rd=1[/url] like this... its just screaming my name out loud, and i dont have the money to buy it... :upset: realy realy upset... :( :'(

I saw a mint one for 750~ with no bids.

695 for buy it now plus minor repairs isn't so bad, though.

well. im planing on changing some stuff on it anyway... pickups, pickguard(cant beat Mirrored) and bridge if it doesnt come with an badass II and maby new pickups... and an repaint... so i dont care for how the body looks, as long as the neck is straight and in good condition..

Then why do you want Vintage? :p Because they were just [i]good[/i] overall, or what?

[QUOTE=Foxfire]Then why do you want Vintage? :p Because they were just [i]good/[i] overall, or what?[/QUOTE]

i like the headstock logo....:p and they where good overall, so its nice necks and nice body...

Ah okay.

'Tis understandable then.

What up fellow MXers :cool:

Listening to Tears in Heaven.

Beautiful song.

Listening to "Groovy Times"......it's groovy...... but there's no reason to get excited as the lawyers bring the bacon in, and the houswives are all singing "groovy times"....

quick ! name 10 important american colonial events with the date it happened! it has to be from 1607- 1775! Go!

My friend had to take AP American History.

AHAHHAHAAHAHA

Holy s[size=2]hit[/size] that tired him out. o_O

[QUOTE=jazzfunkboy]quick ! name 10 important american colonial events with the date it happened! it has to be from 1607- 1775! Go![/QUOTE]
I don't know much about american history