SpondonBassed

Welcome RB.

Excellent suggestion. If we can ever get back to doing them of course.

Echo Beach isn't real either. And I trusted Martha and all of her muffins implicitly in my youth. Cuh!

Some people spend a fortune on tobacco over the years. Some collect basses. I know which I would rather. I've been nicotine free for over fifteen years now. I need to be doing something less harmful with my fingers these days.

How plush is the bedroom?

Bleh.

Welcome Stu.

Doesn't need a pick-guard... perhaps a sporran.

Phenomenal!

Welcome Leslie.

Welcome SD.

Welcome Jim.

None needed but appreciated none the less. It's all a bit of fun in the end. Enjoy the forum.

Welcome Furym.

Reading Guy Pratt's book recently gave me this anecdote: He wrote that Bernard Edwards had told him: It doesn't matter where the fu(k you go... as long as you're back on the one. Great book by the way.

I that was the brief, I'd divide it up so that we only had to do 33 each. I'm lazy that way.

So... it's like the old saying... we ALL have our vices.

I didn't get where I am today by being nowhere.

Nice. The quick release is a useful feature.

A relaxed approach is often more beneficial.

Sense of humour failure there. Never mind.

What he said.^^^

Paul has sent me his copy of Phil Lynott: The Rocker to me free of charge. It arrived in great condition and beautifully wrapped in brown paper by his other half. As before, I have made a donation of dog food at a local collection point. Being the owner of a smashing looking Black Labrador himself, Paul requested the donation instead of payment. I'm happy to oblige. There must be lots folk who find it hard to put food on the table, let alone afford pet food, these days. He's a good bloke to deal with. No fuss or complications of any kind.