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craig
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Australia
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Slanshroom:- You've found where Wolf2 lives and raided his drugs,haven't you?!? Now go and talk to cop chic and cross the country on your rotax,my freind!!! C'MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sun Dec 28 '08 11:52:01 pm
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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fatape:lol blame it on the Swedish Chef
yeng gorsh fer
de oon ge dish ge do
yeh born de her de er umn
bork bork bork
is more accurate, lyrics b4 are internet wolfski doo
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Mon Dec 29 '08 12:08:21 am
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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Slanshroom:-Thank you,thank you,thankyou so much for reminding me of one of my great childhood heroes. The Swedish Chef still makes me LMFAO....although i must learn to make sure i do not have ANY sort of beverage in my mouth when i'm about to watch something that'll make me spray it all over anything within ten feet of me,which usually means my computer.Thanks again,Slansh.You made my day!!!! C'MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mon Dec 29 '08 2:30:02 am
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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By the way,no offense Wolf2,but the Swedish Chef makes a hell of a lot more sense than you do most times! I guess he must be on stronger meds and coffee!!! C,MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mon Dec 29 '08 2:32:43 am
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Pip55
Phil W...
... from South West UK
Pip55 on twitter
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Urgh... I have flu (and it's not man flu!)... so I am wearing about 3 layers plus a dressing gown and me hat and it made me think of this this.... and no, I won't be posting a photo!
Fablawyer - thanks for that link, cool! Chordboy huh!? That should be Roy's nick on here if he gets bored
Michelle - kitty is normal (or in fact good) at the moment. Agree about a different vet, but not exactly spoilt for choice here.
Cube - thanks, checked em out, nice work. Your tone is very 'clean' for want of a better description. What are you using for lead tones?
Igneous - yep, she was the right winner, definitely. I'm not into beyonce but my jaw did hit the floor when they did their duet ... sometines the show should be called the cheese factor though : )
Tuesdayschild - someone thinks I'm Joe? Huh, what? How did the singing go? Don't leave the board, just looks like a misunderstanding.
Rialton - here is the extended video that contains that Joe improv (and was posted by Cheese) ... it's clearly Joe, what makes you think it's anyone else? Looks like a JS1000 in white to me
JS1200JS1000 - nice find on that squares stuff. Thanks!
Do The Stu - looks to me like Jeff is sporting a 'fro' in that photo LOL
Slanshroom - swedish chef, ah brilliant. Thanks for posting that, LMAO
Hope you all had a good Christmas!
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Mon Dec 29 '08 2:45:29 am
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Railton
Mark Railton
Denmark
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Joe Satrini: The mistake he makes! Thanks for the info!
Heres my newest instrumental i made out of a backingtrack i found in a Joe Satriani section. It was just called "Joe Satriani style backingtrack". So i opened it to see if i knew what sang it was. I cant reconize it. So i made my own song out of it :P
Heres my song called 16 Years: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCJTs4wp_vs
Listning to: Mark Railton - 16 Years
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Mon Dec 29 '08 4:46:02 am
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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Railton:-Good work young fella! I have that same backing track and although i can't be 100% sure, i believe its from a TV cop show and it was written by Eric Clapton. When i find the disc it's on I'll Let you know for certain.In the meantime ,please forgivre me if i'm wrong. C'MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mon Dec 29 '08 5:20:42 am
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wolf2
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...hey shhhhh! fouck man hopefully these cops aint thinking funny.I am sort of walking on thin ice but it realy is not my fault years ago my friend dave came here from the timbrmart ace hardware he,son a fire dpartment south of here he said anyways frank their this big bulge of strength in your shoulder chest an arm that means your punch is over 900,000 thousand pounds per square inch whic meansit,s illegal for you to be outside in the free world anyways he said the opp will try to arrest you for haveing to much power and mom and this fire deepartments a toy anyways if they do arrest you and try to hold you in prison call me at the hardware store i have 8 fire departments ready to go to court to release you it,s not your fault their weak he said anyways nuts hey they better not be thinking funny more coffee later wolf2.
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Mon Dec 29 '08 5:22:02 am
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FabLawyer of SBM
Ronnie Anderson
Atlanta, Georgia
USA
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Yea - chordboy is so inappropriately brilliant.
OME - I'll have to look up where that town in AR is. Thanks for the 'hello'.
Roy Chordboy Slanshroom ya Bollox fekker Marchbank - you were in Scotland right? I went for the day on Saturday and just got back late last night. Went to the studio and Graeme says 'hello' to you. He bought this amazing mixing desk and got a deal of a lifetime 24,000 GBP for 3000 GBP. Sound Control went belly up and he had the connections. Amazing deal.
Ronnie
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Mon Dec 29 '08 7:06:21 am
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michelle
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It's back to a more normal 40 degrees F today.
Chadley, -49 degrees! And people actually live there. lmao! If it's that temp in the winter, how hot does it get in the summer, and how long does it stay nice?
fatape, I have one thing to say... Craig
Sorry, every time I hear or see that name, this is what goes through my head. Now you can have it too :- )
Slan, the bork! bork! bork! was a dead give-away. lmao! Good times man, good times!
Pip, aww, sorry you got a case of the nasties. My husband had the flu this month and was out of work for 3 days. I had a flu shot but I still got a wicked cold - or as I explained it...this is whatever you get when your exposed to the flu but had a flu shot. lol! Had it practically the whole month of December, but it's pretty much gone now. Hope yer right as rain in no time. Now I hafta ask ya... wtf is a dressing gown? LOL! My mind see's this, but I'm hoping that's not what yer talking about...though I know you'd look faaaabulous! Dressing gown = bath robe??
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Mon Dec 29 '08 8:24:25 am
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michelle
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So I take it if you don't dress in layers, yer screwed. I bet it feels good when the Chinook winds come thru. The flex in temps would prolly drive me nuts! lol! It's like yer weather is bi-polar. lmao! Get it....polar... ah-hem...anyways...so yeah.
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Mon Dec 29 '08 9:10:03 am
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wolf2
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yep your,s i heard that everyone got the believe it or not Frank Buscema mail, you see i,m a wee bit of a bad dude right like last time i was on welfare i killed everyone at onatrio work,s accept for michelle lavalee for cutting me off.All it means when you get frank mail is that for one we do it probably 2 they know i own buissness and collect it 3 they know im oerating so thats their way of telling me theirs no problems it my grace period like it,s like they know about our other money but be cause were doing it and im so pwerful thats the goverment of canada grace mailing no shit anyways i went to the postoffice they told me it was their since last wedenday the day before christmas but cant withdrawl until the 1st anyways later wolf2.
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wolf2
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...Hey I hope i dont have to go to the hospital yep the hospital,well buddy this always happens to me where i live it,s called amplaphone yeah like my shoulder and arm busrting and being in pain and shit brother peterborough hospital told me it,s from me being negative in the mental and where i live their inbred and mental and when you get lots of snow they omit a signal from their brain that casues me pain every time i go to the peterborugh hospital nacy white thid doctor always take me yep oh here the kid with the amplaphone pains aginfrom living in that fouckn place buddy i might have to go to the hospital if this keeps up get an amplaphone bed they have special sheet and matterss,s and stuff the food is terrible though man it shouldnt keep up like 4 feet of snow just melted here man nuts hey anyways later wolf2.
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Mon Dec 29 '08 12:01:55 pm
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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Michelle:- I don't know who Stephen Lynch is on a personal basis,but he certainly seems to know an aweful lot about me.LMFAO!!! C,MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mon Dec 29 '08 12:42:28 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Jeff Campitelli - Happy birthday!!! And now that that's done...where's your website? Get working on it! ;-)
Live In San Francisco was eight years ago tonight...if I have some free time later I think I'll watch the DVD again. It's been a while, for sure. What a fun show that was...but as good as parts of it were, I still say the highlight of those two shows was Surfing With The Alien from the night before. That's one of the best performances I've ever seen Joe do.
...Austin...
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Mon Dec 29 '08 1:48:46 pm
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michelle
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Chadley, we've have a bit of snow here and there, but I think 2 1/2 inches was the deepest so far. It's coming...I know it is. lol!
Man, you know it's getting bad when the only place hiring is the feckin' unemployment office!
Okay, now it's time...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEFF!! I agree with Austin - GET A WEBSITE!!
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Hi all,
I'm back from a lovely week away in the high country of Victoria. Had a fantastic Christmas Day - amazing how Santa got all our pressies up there.
It was beautiful warm weather all week, ate freshly caught trout and at night we would sit on the deck with several dozen bourbons and look at the milions of stars you just can't see when in the city.
I finally had some free time (apart from swimming in the river, walking, 4WD'ing and pottering around) to read the Guitar for Dummies book. My niece's boyfriend had his $100 Essex acoustic with him so, officially, on 28 December, I did my first guitar lesson.
I cut my nails back (*sniff*) and learnt A,D,E,Am,G,C,F,Em (where the hell is B??) . D and F I found almost impossible - with D I had to use my first finger to hold down the first 3 strings and use my 2nd finger on the 2nd string in the next fret, because I couldn't get my 2nd and 3rd fingers far enough apart to go a fret apart.
I remembered an interview of Joe's where he said you have to use the end of your fingerbone perpendicular to the fretboard, and not press too hard, and tried to use good finger and hand position. After an hour I could remember where each finger went for each chord and could mostly get a reasonable sound as opposed to a strangled cat.
At this point I was supposed to be able to play Kumbaya, Michael Row The Boat and Auld Lang Syne, which I tried but for the life of me couldn't get it to sound anything like them, plus I had to put each finger in place 1 at a time at each chord change so there was a big gap :0). I also have to remember which chords only use 5 or 4 strings to the strum, without looking back at the book.
My kids were delighted when I did a fab rendition of Phoebe's "Smelly Cat" song from Friends.
By then my fingertips had gone numb and were tender so I gave it a rest. The next morning I did another 30mins on those chords even though my fingers were still numb.
So now I have to practice until I can play the chords by placing all fingers at once, not 1 at a time, and so I can change chords seamlessly. In the pictures the person's hand was wrapped around the neck with the thumb on top but I found I had to put my thumb at the back of the neck or else I couldn't stop touching a heap of other strings - is this OK?
On the 6 hr drive home I read the Guide ahead a few chapters to 7ths (minor, major, dominant, WTF?), barre chords, double-stops (WTF?), slide, and then to the C scale. But I will stick with just learning the basic open chords in practice.
Now I'm home I don't have a guitar but hubby has an old acoustic in storage so will retrieve that this week and see what it's like.
GG2 - how you going with the geetar???
Hope all of you are well and gearing up for a great NYE.
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