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Posted
9 hours ago, Leonard Smalls said:

Indeed! I only use my bass to keep the dragons off my beetroot!

Living in the Border Marches one has to be prepared for invasion at any time...

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5 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

 

 I had many more folk come from other countries than France (UK, of course, but also Blegium, USA, Helvetica...),

 

I've visited Blegium.  Bluddy ghost town - just full of tumbleweed

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8 minutes ago, fleabag said:

 

I've visited Blegium.  Bluddy ghost town - just full of tumbleweed

 

T'was my friend Marc who dubbed his native land thus. For my part, I've only really driven through, except the one time we went as a family (prospecting a move, for professional reasons...), and went for a 'meal' at a Quick outlet. That place was beyond tumbleweed; it was shockingly filthy. We left, and ate only once back in France. :|

Posted
22 hours ago, zbd1960 said:

Shropshire it seems is a barren hinterland bereft of bassists...

I'm a Shropshire lad living in the historic market town called Bridgnorth. 🙂

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Looks like there are 5 members pretty close to me, one of whom appears to be literally around the corner from where I lived a few years ago.

 

So now I know where they are, I can pop round and rob them. Which may, in the broader scheme of things, prove to be something of a flaw in the concept.

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Posted
49 minutes ago, Bassassin said:

 

So now I know where they are, I can pop round and rob them. Which may, in the broader scheme of things, prove to be something of a flaw in the concept.

 

Anyone who tries this with my tagged location will only find a great pint of beer or a delicious curry! (or an excellent Italian meal if they wander down the road a bit. 

 

 

Posted
13 minutes ago, PaulThePlug said:

Might be quite a few bass players... just not with internet access...

 

Maybe.  Communication is mostly by beacons or horseback.

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Posted
On 06/09/2022 at 19:12, Beedster said:

I appear to live in a low end wasteland :(

 

All together now ...

 

low end WASTE-land, just a 

low end WASTE-land

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Posted
16 minutes ago, ricksterphil said:

Me too, born in Ludlow....now living in Nottingham

The drummer in my previous band has a farm in Little Hereford, Ludlow, and we used to rehearse in a large marquee that was set up outside his house.

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8 minutes ago, thebrig said:

The drummer in my previous band has a farm in Little Hereford, Ludlow, and we used to rehearse in a large marquee that was set up outside his house.

That would be one Malcolm 'Harry' Wragg no doubt

 

Went to school with Malcolm and we were in our first band together at school....small world eh

 

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I've just done it 170 times - once for each address on my road.
BC robbers will have to break into many a house before finally finding my dwellings with the inconspicuous orange Aygo outside.
Oh, and I've had to sell all my gear, so am already laughing when thinking of their faces.
Sfun being poor! 😊

Posted
1 hour ago, ricksterphil said:

That would be one Malcolm 'Harry' Wragg no doubt

 

Went to school with Malcolm and we were in our first band together at school....small world eh

 

It most definitely was Malcolm 'Harry' Wragg!

 

We were called Stupidity, and although we didn't market ourselves as a tribute act, we only played Dr Feelgood material.

 

I've attached a pic of us in rehearsal (not in the marquee), where you can see Mal on the drums.

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What a great idea.

 

I wonder if this might help when we’re trying the cross-country bass relay to ship gear from one end of the country to the other?

 

Anyway, I am added. 
 

Subject to approval, of course.

 

Which, if I’m honest with myself, I’d understand if it was withheld. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, thebrig said:

It most definitely was Malcolm 'Harry' Wragg!

 

We were called Stupidity, and although we didn't market ourselves as a tribute act, we only played Dr Feelgood material.

 

I've attached a pic of us in rehearsal (not in the marquee), where you can see Mal on the drums.

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Yes, I remember his posts on Facebook. You played a gig in Stamford, which is nearish to Nottingham so I was intent on going until my band got offered a gig on the same night.

Great guy and great drummer 

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