Heh no it's on there. One sec..

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[IMG]http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u223/bleas88/FinalRenderBackshot.jpg[/IMG]

Need to photoshop it a little and put some smoke in there.

increase refraction on all textures...

so after looking for ever, i have found my dream guitar


[url]http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Fender-72-Classic-Telecaster-Thinline-Electric-Guitar?sku=510474[/url]


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[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=znW7Anwrmd0[/url]


I guess you wouldn't really get it if you're not English/British

[QUOTE=oliv_da_skinmasher;15903092]Looks pretty cool. Best pilots ever[/QUOTE]

Spent two weeks with those guys on RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus. They're utter legends.

I was there for their practise season aswell, so it was epic getting a Red Arrows display 3 times a day for a fortnight :naughty:

I'm looking for some good reading material. Any suggestions? I prefer non-fiction, but a good fiction book is always fun.

And yes, I already have Everyone Poops

Private lessons are starting to take off.

My victim count is now: 4.

[QUOTE=SgtPrimus]I'm looking for some good reading material.

And yes, I already have Everyone Poops[/QUOTE]

The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss.

[quote=The Mites;15903454]Private lessons are starting to take off.

My victim count is now: 4.



The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss.[/quote]


Whats that about....?



Don't you have to be good to give lessons?

What is your problem with me?

so im thinking about leaving my kit at my guitarists house.

good or bad idea?

It is fine as long as he knows not to mess with it. Could be bad if he has siblings.

Bad Idea. Very bad idea.

Finished my first poster of a whole bunch I'm doing over the next couple days.

I'm going to be so glad when this is over.

I'm now in charge of: venue, security, lights/sound, fundraising, and advertising.

It's awesome fun, but it's just way too much to be in charge of for one person who's never done this before.

[QUOTE=SgtPrimus;15903453]I'm looking for some good reading material. Any suggestions? I prefer non-fiction, but a good fiction book is always fun.

And yes, I already have Everyone Poops[/QUOTE]

Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach

New upload is up, go check it out.

[url]http://musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=549879[/url]

[QUOTE=SgtPrimus;15903453]I'm looking for some good reading material. Any suggestions? I prefer non-fiction, but a good fiction book is always fun.

And yes, I already have Everyone Poops[/QUOTE]

Anything by Cormac McCarthy or Chuck Pahlaniuk

I've read No Country For Old Men and Fight Club. Anyone other good books by Cormac? I've been told "Child of God" is a good one.

read 'choke'.

[QUOTE=Berk;15903612]so im thinking about leaving my kit at my guitarists house.

good or bad idea?[/QUOTE]

Bad in ways you cant even imagine

Yeah.. Even if I KNOW he's as respectful with gear as I am... If anything ever happened, what could you do? biiig hassle. Say his dog decided it was going to remodel them, or his brother/sister..
I dont do that. Unless I don't care about whatever it is I'm leaving

[quote=OzzyTheDoggy;15903661]Bad Idea. Very bad idea.[/quote]

I'd agree.

yeah i guess, he said he could get me some **** kit.


oshi its always sunny in philly is on

[quote=The Mites;15903563]What is your problem with me?[/quote]

I don't have a problem :confused:


I was asking what the book you suggested was about and questioning whether someone your age is really qualified to start teaching lessons. Admittedly I didn't exactly word it well......but you just made out that I'm constantly being a prick to you or something....

[QUOTE=Berk;15903942]yeah i guess, he said he could get me some **** kit.


oshi its always sunny in philly is on[/QUOTE]
omg good show.

quick question

my friend gave me his old acoustic set, to give me something different from my electric a while back

1 the hi-tom gives the worst snare buzz ever. I know this is because the tunings clash each other or something, but is there a site or something that can give me more information?

2 the snare-wires are 16 metal 'slinky' shaped, and 5 of them are bent at the middle, such that i don't think they even touch the head when set up. Is there a way to re-bend them back to shape? Or should I just cut them off or something.

1. Ignore the snare buzz or dampen the snare by putting a thin layer of tissue between reso and wires. Or, retune...

2. Just buy some new wires if you think it affects the sound at all.

[QUOTE=Win A Rabbit;15903964]omg good show.[/QUOTE]

r u wachin it lol?

man
can anyone else log into myspace?

[QUOTE=Berk;15904069]r u wachin it lol?[/QUOTE]
no lol? i've seen every episode and have first 2 seasons on dvd lol?

Went to a concert to see my friends cousin in NYC... mosh was intense.
I'm a ****in brick wall.

[QUOTE=-TGP-;15904108]man
can anyone else log into myspace?[/QUOTE]

yeah

ugh
it wont let me

yeah i was just on

George... i think i called you today...

yep.

Sup drum forum?

Do any of you guys play latin jazz by chance?

[QUOTE=As The Roots Undo;15904192]yep.[/QUOTE]

yeah nevermind i remember... you were in guitar center.
any pick ups?

[quote=Jody LeCompte;15904206]Sup drum forum?

Do any of you guys play latin [B]jizz [/B]by chance?[/quote]

Dude, i'm not into that sort of stuff.

i have a massive ingrown toe nail. it ****ing in there and i dont know wtf to do

[QUOTE=fishbulb;15904380]Dude, i'm not into that sort of stuff.[/QUOTE]
That's a shame.