wolf2
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...Hey stacey talks too much during these 72 minute haircuts ,hey joe she sais to me she said wolfie i would give anything please just listen to me she said to be able to do half the things that you do, and she said people like you they say high to you when your haveing one of your colombian coffees but thats usualy it wolfie she said they cant kepp up with you im not saying your too strong she said lets just say you have alot of extra flowing power.Now you have always been like that though she said i know you were not allowed in kingston penitentiary before when your the same strength you are now because you were actualy to strong so you quit working out and went in their tottaly weak and survived because thats the only way you were allowed in and you past two punch test tottaly not working out for about 8 years to get in their now lets say your back to normal you have about 1300x the power as then this right now is the same as about 15 years old man anyways my brother cant keep up to you or do nothing you can or could or would and hes like 10 12 years younger then you man buddy she talks alot hey later wolf2 have to go do my workout on my york 2001 then later walk to the general store for milk buddy it was so cold here last night the radios wouldnt work like couldnt receive a signal later wolf2.
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Thu Jan 1 '09 6:54:51 am
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aussiefudd
Big Bad Wah-bit swayer
New Lambton, NSW
Australia
Plays: Guitar (39 years)
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OMG!!! I was starting to think Tuesdayschild was wolf2 there for a moment .
Looong Slooow Deeep Breaths and think of a happy place.....
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Thu Jan 1 '09 7:36:00 am
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michelle
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Good ol' Red
So how many of you peeps are gonna have a traditional meal today, and what is it (besides headache pills). It's a tradition here to have pork and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes. It's a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition and it's supposed to bring you good luck for the coming year.
But first..where are those headache pills. lol!
Hi 5!
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Thu Jan 1 '09 8:32:54 am
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
Plays: Guitar (23 years)
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In and out burgers are amazing, I'd fly to Cali to get some
Just got back from full football match this afternoon, not always a good diea on new years day, but ill feel ok after the shower, i can feel a cold coming on tomorrow, boo-urns, i wore one of those thermanal body warmer things, they actually work quite weil
Happy New year everyone :) anyways
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Thu Jan 1 '09 9:53:18 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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i,ve never understood why Ibinhads dont have individual bridge string hight adjustment, you have 2 Allen keys that lock either side of the trem n thats it! if y do a 2nd compound radius job on the neck & just one string doesnt feel quite low enough t the fretwire theres bog all y can do about it but add shims under the other saddles "bad idea btw kills the tone" or shave a slice off under the saddle of the string that needs lowered which takes forever, someone needs t wrap the trem designers knuckles at Ibanez methinks
they also need t do what Vigier have done & Yamaha b4 n place 2 carbon fibe rods either side of the trus rod t keep the neck from essing.My last Ibanez was terrible when it came t temp change, the carbon rod idea would stop that prob stone dead and save a lot of headaches for many
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Thu Jan 1 '09 11:26:25 am
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soloist4hire
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So i saw an interview on youtube with satch talking about his site, and he said in it that he tries to at least get on here once a day and talk to everyone, but the last post i see from his was november? Is he really only on here like once a month?
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Thu Jan 1 '09 11:43:32 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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happy new year t you 2 Dave & yup Ibanez make a great playing/sounding instrument & then pull the rug from yer feet by denying you complete control t set it up
furthermore that rediculous bottom cutaway needs cut off 3 or 4 inches.If yer into big stretch single string intervals especially on the low E past the twelfth fret the back of yer hand is restricted by wood, strewth.... why dont they lob it off?
Cube:good choice bro but not sure if i prefer the Shawn Lane Vigier model hmmm
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Thu Jan 1 '09 11:46:34 am
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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yup Suhr are fab no doubt but cant help think the lads at Vigier are more on the money with their design for the modern player AND they lobed off that honkin bottom horn i see which is helpful, ind string hight adj & carbon rods either side of the truss t boot, somethin about the headstock n fret inlays tho that make it come across cheap lookin
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