Master Yoda
Neil Morgan York, North Yorkshire England Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Good to see some New Blue(s)!!!!! Ha ha ha, I'm so funny... lmao
DCK - lol... Yeah, the D-Sonic sounds wicked; I'm probably gonna get one for my SA bridge position, since the Duncan Designed P.O.S. it has currently has sounds like a big wet fart!!!!
NM
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Wed Nov 2 '05 5:44:21 am
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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hoiguy79....that first JS with the leafs on it kind of reminded me of maple leafs. Hey..it could be a Canadian JS 1000....or maybe we should call it an "EY" S-1000..lol !
Whazzup Joe ?
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Wed Nov 2 '05 6:04:48 am
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Two Shay
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Now that I am pushing fifty, after years of abusing my body, i decided to try to get fit. I went to see the doctor who told me to start easy, doing something two or three times a week that makes me short of breath.
I took up smoking again!
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Wed Nov 2 '05 6:12:59 am
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Matt Dorado Portland, OR USA Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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Chee - You coming up today or tomorrow? Where are you staying? I get out of class at 3:30, so let me know if you want to meet up for dinner. There are some good places over there.
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Wed Nov 2 '05 6:38:12 am
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cheese101
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Matt....coming up Thursday, going home reeheeally early Friday so I can go back to work....no rest for the wikket state werkers ya know....
...dinner sounds good...what address and what time? Know of anyone else from T2J going?
And I'm staying with a friend in Cornvalley..or sleeping in my car, one of the two, LOL!!
How goes it Joe? We'd love to hear lil snippets from you now and again about the studio time.... :) Love ya!!
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Wed Nov 2 '05 6:47:34 am
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Good Morning Satchland....... How are you peeps?
Mr. Satriani....... Hi Joe. Thanks for posting. It was good to hear from you. Say Hey ! ! ! ! to the band. I can't wait to read the studio update and to hear the new CD . Do you have title a yet? What direction are the songs leading you to?
Take care. Hugs to the Family, Band and Crew.
Have A Great Day Everyone ! ! ! !
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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What do guys think about this ?
Denver Voters OK Marijuana Possession
By JON SARCHE, Associated Press Writer
3 hours ago
DENVER - Residents of the Mile High City have voted to legalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana for adults. Authorities, though, said state possession laws will be applied instead.
With 100 percent of precincts reporting early Wednesday, 54 percent, or 56,001 voters, cast ballots for the ordinance, while 46 percent, or 48,632 voters, voted against it.
Under the measure, residents over 21 years old could possess up to an ounce of marijuana.
"We educated voters about the facts that marijuana is less harmful to the user and society than alcohol," said Mason Tvert, campaign organizer for SAFER, or Safer Alternatives For Enjoyable Recreation. "To prohibit adults from making the rational, safer choice to use marijuana is bad public policy."
Bruce Mirken of the Washington, D.C.-based Marijuana Policy Project said he hoped the approval will launch a national trend toward legalizing a drug whose enforcement he said causes more problems than it cures.
Seattle, Oakland, Calif., and a few college towns already have laws making possession the lowest law enforcement priority.
The Denver proposal seemed to draw at least as much attention for supporters' campaign tactics as it did for the question of legalizing the drug.
Tvert argued that legalizing marijuana would reduce consumption of alcohol, which he said leads to higher rates of car accidents, domestic and street violence and crime.
The group criticized Mayor John Hickenlooper for opposing the proposal, noting his ownership of a popular brewpub. It also said recent violent crimes _ including the shootings of four people last weekend _ as a reason to legalize marijuana to steer people away from alcohol use.
Those tactics angered local officials and some voters. Opponents also said it made no sense to prevent prosecution by Denver authorities while marijuana charges are most often filed under state and federal law.
The measure would not affect the medical marijuana law voters approved in 2000. In June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that medical marijuana laws in Colorado and nine other states would not protect licensed users from federal prosecution.
Also Tuesday, voters in the ski resort town of Telluride rejected a proposal to make possession of an ounce or less of marijuana by people 18 or older the town's lowest law enforcement priority. The measure was rejected on a vote of 308-332
Now where did I leave those brownies? Oh Shit....I ate them.
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Noppa
Kimmo Taskinen Jyväskylä, Finland Plays: Drums (40 years)
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Joe was here! Nice to hear from the man himself... also it'll be exciting to hear what kind of stuff there'll be on the new album; something with mr. Simon Phillips, too! (I highly respect him as a drummer!)... GO JOE!
Good news for me: They've started to arrange some quality rock conserts here in my hometown (not that I couldn't make it to any place in this country even if they're arranged in the middle of the week, but it's just a bit easier). On the 9th of December there will be "Christmas Is Heavy"-happening = Dio & Uriah Heep & Asia............... and my friend just arranged tickets for us for the 31st of January upcoming Deep Purple-gig!!! Always nice to see those gentlemen at work!
...no bad...no bad at all...
SOTD: "Junkyard Blues" by Deep Purple
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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Signs a Supreme Court
Justice Nominee Isn't Qualified
5> Is more interested in Freddy v. Jason than Roe v. Wade.
4> His license plate says "BABYKLR."
3> Paper trail proving he voted for the Fat Elvis stamp.
2> Most frequently cited case? People v. Yo' Mama.
and the Number 1 Sign a
Supreme Court Justice Nominee Isn't Qualified...
1> Cannot state the salient points of Ass v. Hole in the Ground.
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Luminous Friend
John Waxhaw (charlotte), N.C. U.S. Plays: Guitar (24 years)
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COOL a 7 string????!!!!!! I got to get one of those. i curently have a 1000, 1200, and a 2000 all great but i gots to get that if and when it comes.
hey joe how bout a new acoustic for yourself??
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Wed Nov 2 '05 8:34:15 am
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michelle
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Zen, here's what I found repeatedly when I googled "How to get rid of a ghost"
"The first and easiest thing to try is to tell the ghost to leave. The physical world is your domain and you have the power and control over it. The ghost is part of the spiritual domain and does not have power in this world. Be firm, and simply tell the ghost it must leave your area, that it doesn't belong here any longer.
If this fails, the next option is to have someone who is psychic come in and communicate with the ghost and have her/him try to get rid of the ghost for you.
If the ghost is someone you knew that recently crossed over you may not be able to get rid of them that easily because they may be attempting to communicate with you about something. If it is a ghost that once lived in the house, and has no relationship to you, you may be lucky enough to rid yourself of the ghost by explaining to it that it has died and no longer has a physical body and needs to move on to the spiritual realm. Do not yell, do not sound angry, simply be firm in your statements to the ghost."
So, in essence, tell the ghost that it is dead, and you would like very much for it to move on, cross over, and leave your home.
Good luck :)
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gotta have Joe
Kayla Whitham Butte, Mt USA Plays: Guitar (19 years)
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Mister Joe Satriani... WOW! OMG. I am so amazed. I watched the new G3 last night and I was seach less. WOW. You were so amazing and the singing in Foxy Lady. That was absolutly crazy. You sing so good you know that. I least I think that you do. I love you about 10 times more now. Uhh I cant wait till your new album comes out. I am so excited. I love you man. Have a great day and it was nice to see some blue. I saw the blue and could not sit still. lol, I have huge problems. Ha, any yeah Have a great day man and have a great time recording. I frekin love you man.
I am crazy. Who will agree with me?
Is anyone els excited like me to see that blue?
uhh I need help... who wants to be my counselor? lol.
have a great day every one!
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Cuth...... I think the rest of the country should be careful with related laws. My position is it's fine to legalize it. But I think it should be restricted to the home and one can not be arrested if you're in possesion of it.(oz. or less) I can imagine the kaotic mess it would bring to local taverns where now you have patrons stoned and drunk and people driving around stoned and drunk. I think it's hard enough to control the alcohol even with the restrictions and laws. Our society is not ready and will never be ready for public use of pot smoking. Americans will abuse it. Just my opinion.The good news....If it's govenment controled we'll erase the deficet in a couple years with the Trillions of dollars it would bring in. LOL.....I think that's the number one reason alcohol is legal for the tax revenue. It definetly has something to do with it. It's all about the money.
Now where are those Doritos?...LOL.....
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Clarky
Paul Clark plays the organ, going blind www.paul-clark.com
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SteveT - no.. I'm going the Cleveland to master the album..
when? I'm still not sure....
I have to complete the final mixes - almost done now - and then make the arrangements [save the money]
M - you'll always be Maire to me.....
not being able to spell Maria is so sweet... lol..
Mask?? closet???? all sounds pervy to me...
do go on...
Mari - aaahhhhh I get it....
he thinks that hurling abuse at you will charm your nix off...
never tried that one myself....
maybe I need to do some experiments to see if it works... lol..
Blue Moon - hahaaaa.... please explain why I can't understand this.....
I don't understand why you think I can't understand...
I know Mari well.... better than most in T2J I should imagine..
like face to face sort of know....
she's very kind, sweet, hugely kind hearted
great sense of humour, generous and lots of fun to be with....
she was great with all us T2J guys in the pub before the Vai gig...
she's a blast...
also I think she's quite pretty and she has great tits....
so I simply don't see how someone can be hostile to girlie like this..
seriously though bro.....
I really don't get your attacks on her..
she's a lovely person.. she really is..
Zen - if you can convert it to MP3, you can stick your music on soundclick.com
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Chris Peters Lake Mary, FL USA Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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TOALL: I posted a recording of a live cove of House Full of Bullets on www.myspace.com/stringtheorymusic it's from a recent live show we did, just forgive the recording, because we had to set up the mics and just leave the levals where they were, going straight into a cd recorder mixed down, so it is what it is. I hope you like the version, it's a little different, and other than the main riff, I didn't make an effort to learn joe's lines, so it's just the band jamming.
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Wed Nov 2 '05 10:18:29 am
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Keniko
Ken Erickson Addison, IL. U.S.A. Plays: Guitar (54 years)
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Clarky..... Thanks......On Mari....she's very kind, sweet, hugely kind hearted great sense of humour, generous and lots of fun to be with....
she was great with all us T2J guys in the pub before the Vai gig...
she's a blast...
also I think she's quite pretty and she has great tits....
so I simply don't see how someone can be hostile to girlie like this..
I feel the same way. I only know Mari from this site and never met her or seen a pic of her. Now that you tell me she's pretty and has great lady friends (o) (o) ( thanks michelle) Well it just makes her even more special...... and it's not a guy thing....LOL....I'm just letting my imagination run wild......WHOA ! ! ! ! Well I guess it is a guy thing...LOL....Hugs to you Mari.(and to you michelle)
Cuth...... Points well taken. Thanks....
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Clarky
Paul Clark plays the organ, going blind www.paul-clark.com
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Keniko - I've met loads of t2j'ers face to face.... in the UK, continental Europe and in Texas....
I've jammed wit many.. got wasted and partied... been to gigs....
I'm lucky cos my work takes me all over the world....
I've never met a t2j'er face to face that I didn't like and didn't have a great time with....
so when I see one of them getting grief.... I simply can't understand why...
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