I'm sick of dealing with it today. I'll act more like a salesperson tomorrow.

:wave:

[QUOTE=Left Shoe]:wave:[/QUOTE]

:wave:

God. I'm so tired. I haven't recovered from my trip to Montreal yet, I don't think.

Cool, I went to Montreal in 8th grade for Spanish class.


When did you go?

We left Wednesday night and got back yesterday afternoon.

You know what I love? Japanese prog bands covering King Crimson. The musicianship is great and the vocals are hilarious: [url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=RDv3pyvr2IA[/url]

:lol:

if im playing something like this:

1st,2nd,3rd,4th notes of a major scale
2,3,4,5
3,4,5,6
4,5,6,7
5,6,7,8
8,7,6,5 etc

in quick succession, and my fretting hand's wrist begins to hurt, is this bad? it seems whenever i do this exercise it tends to tense up and hurt.

am i just doing something wrong causing it to hurt? should i slow down and build up speed? whazza matter

[QUOTE=Aerodyne;13369275]You know what I love? Japanese prog bands covering King Crimson. The musicianship is great and the vocals are hilarious: [url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=RDv3pyvr2IA[/url]

:lol:[/QUOTE]

That's awesome. I was hoping it was 21st Century Schizoid Man, and it was.


I might be going to Primus!

I am primus. :smash:

Evening all :wave:

[QUOTE=Aerodyne;13369444]I am primus. :smash:[/QUOTE]

See you in November! :chug:

I taught Les Claypool everything he knows.

Hmm.

I like the new Sparta album.

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13369514]Hmm.

I like the new Sparta album.[/QUOTE]

It's okay. I've only listened to it once, but it didn't seem that great.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13369565]It's okay. I've only listened to it once, but it didn't seem that great.[/QUOTE]

Like =/= adore.

It's solid. Not as good as their first two, though it has its moments.

I played a BTB series Ibanez 4 today at GC. What a nice bass. Sounds great and feels good. According to the site GC doesn't carry any six-string BTBs, but Sam Ash does, so I will call them later this week to see if they have any in stock at the one nearest to me. I hope they do.

I've got to bring my fretless to the shop...damn input jack...

I need to give mine a good setup and buy a new pickup that doesn't have exposed magnets.

Ill probably drop it off this weekend.

I was going to trade my ibanez for a cort but I don't have any extra money for a while. Ive got to put a down payment on my class ring and I ended up with a date to homecoming

[QUOTE=Jody LeCompte;13369719]Ill probably drop it off this weekend.

I was going to trade my ibanez for a cort but I don't have any extra money for a while. Ive got to put a down payment on my class ring and I ended up with a date to homecoming[/QUOTE]

Why get a class ring?

Imo, in high school, they're worthless. High school means nothing in the grand scheme of things.

How do you guys come up with money to buy all this stuff?

I can't wait until I'm old enough to find a decent job around here. :upset:

I didn't get a class ring. They're pretty lame... and ugly. I wouldn't get one in university either. I actually hate rings. I like my hands bare.

It's my parents idea.

My date to homecoming is quite the catch though, and she asked me :o

The brother’s lives were altered by the intervention of a reposing red convertible which united the brothers with the prospect of utilizing this vessel for the illusion of affluence. Lyman is keen to the symbolism of the car, while Henry seems to be initially oblivious and only becomes aware after he has been shipped to Vietnam. Upon returning home from his tour of duty he seems ashamed by what he had previously accepted and wants nothing more to do with the car and stares endlessly at the family’s new color television in stunning disbelief, attempting to understand how Lyman had so easily converted the rest of their family with this contraption while he was away. Lyman ineptly feels regret for buying the color television, but only “because with black-and-white the pictures seem older and farther away” (451) and he honestly believes the clarity and deceptive reality of this new television is what is disturbing his brother.

Eh?
Is the last sentence clear?

I have never bought a class ring of any sort. HS, College, military.

just sayin.

[QUOTE=Jody LeCompte;13369719]Ill probably drop it off this weekend.

I was going to trade my [B]ibanez for a cort [/B]but I don't have any extra money for a while. Ive got to put a down payment on my class ring and I ended up with a date to homecoming[/QUOTE]

you won't regret that

[QUOTE=Jody LeCompte;13369751]It's my parents idea.

My date to homecoming is quite the catch though, and she asked me :o[/QUOTE]

Parents idea or no... if you have to pay for it, it's a waste of money. :p

pixplz

Funky: I know. The cort has the same pickups but the wood isn't like a peice of butter... I hope its still at GC when I get back up there or I'll cry.

Ben: Yeah...but my mom prety much controls if I have a job or not. In fact, shes trying to get me fired from my job now because of a fight we had. Youve got to love the fact shes sucking my managers pussy

[QUOTE=The Brad;13369752]The brother’s lives were altered by the intervention of a reposing red convertible which united the brothers with the prospect of utilizing this vessel for the illusion of affluence. Lyman is keen to the symbolism of the car, while Henry seems to be initially oblivious and only becomes aware after he has been shipped to Vietnam. Upon returning home from his tour of duty he seems ashamed by what he had previously accepted and wants nothing more to do with the car and stares endlessly at the family’s new color television in stunning disbelief, attempting to understand how Lyman had so easily converted the rest of their family with this contraption while he was away. Lyman ineptly feels regret for buying the color television, but only “because with black-and-white the pictures seem older and farther away” (451) and he honestly believes the clarity and deceptive reality of this new television is what is disturbing his brother.

Eh?
Is the last sentence clear?[/QUOTE]

Lyman wishes he hadn't bought the color tv because the clarity and fake reality of the new tv disturbs his brother. If he had bought the black and white it wouldn't be so clear and real and wouldn't disturb him.

If that's what you meant... then yes.

Pretty much. Sweet.

Honestly, fruit flies were born out of Satan's as[size=2]s.[/size] I had a bit of an investation a couple months ago, I killed them all off.

All of a sudden, over the last few days there have been a bunch around again. I hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate them.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13369747]I didn't get a class ring. They're pretty lame... and ugly. I wouldn't get one in university either. I actually hate rings. I like my hands bare.[/QUOTE]

same here, except that i've had some sort of braclet on my left hand for the past 4 years.

East coast, west coast, nigga it don' matter we getchu back to yo ho and back lickity split.

I have a ring on my right thumb that i've worn for...years...

Thats about t.

C'mon guys, let's face it. The boy is never getting married, he and his parents both realize this. That is why he requires this lame *** Jostens.

...j/k?

that's ****ed up.

I love you all. ;)

[QUOTE=Jody LeCompte;13369775]Funky: I know. The cort has the same pickups but the wood isn't like a peice of butter... I hope its still at GC when I get back up there or I'll cry.

Ben: Yeah...but my mom prety much controls if I have a job or not. In fact, shes trying to get me fired from my job now because of a fight we had. Youve got to love the fact shes sucking my managers slightly confuzzled sea lion[/QUOTE]

which model are you looking at?

Hello :wave: