Grimalkin

I'm glad that they have come to agreement, before it turned into a full-blown schnitzel show.

I might give vegetarianism another shot. I was thinking of turning over a new leaf.

"Just because you are a character, doesn't mean that you have character." Mr. Wolf - Pulp Fiction. I have found that with a few pricey ones. A good sound, but no real character.

2.12 -2.30:

"And malt does more than Milton can To justify God's ways to man. Ale, man, ale's the stuff to drink For fellows whom it hurts to think: Look into the pewter pot To see the world as the world's not..." A Shropshire Lad - A.E. Housman.

I'm not going to knock it, many a time I have been sustained by that working musicians old favourite; A hearty portion of boiled grass with a nice piece of dried larch bark. The way things are looking, I think we're going to get reacquainted soon...

I might have considered it in my salad days.

The King is dead, long live the King The Monarch, the Emperor And everyfing.

The timbre of a G on the B of my fives never sounds the same as on the E string. Some better than others but they do start to produce overtones as you go further up the board.

If you usually have the front pickup (or back) too close to the strings, you get wolf-tones, the further up the board you go, as the string begins to get closer to the pickup. Try dropping the pickup a little under the B

I wooten have believed it unless you informed us, are you saying that the Fod era is over? Now cannon foddera?

Nice. I like this 3 piece live interp too:

I'm not surprised, they went out of fashion decades ago. I haven't seen anyone wearing a Fedora in ages.

Now's your chance to corner the market, put one together, get it on the market and give it a snappy name. Something like "Pizzazz." That'll get them going.

I can't wait to get the EB Joe Dart coffee pot and coaster set. It features Joe's jocular gait on each piece, holding a thumb aloft with an emanating word bubble exclaiming "Only me!"

Apparently the BMG Classic Hoodie is supposed to have good coverage against the elements, any way the wind blows.

That bucker has got some booty, it can certainly move some air, check it out. It's banging:

I always found this interesting, induced vibration. Check out the parts that vibrate the most. You can see the cavities in the body just about. But by that experiment, it looks like most vibration happens in the neck. https://acoustics.org/pressroom/httpdocs/137th/fleischer.html

A fat bottomed bucker in there.

All I can bring to mind is three ramps, two for four strings, one for a five, two of them flat plexi, one radiused ebony. Three sets of Elites Stadium S/S 40-100/125. I don't have much interest in the gear anymore, not for a long time. Cheap SX or Fodera Emperor "I kicked Vlad the impaler's derrière" Elite. The guy who can play, will get the job.