srv guy
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hey joe too bad you didnt give typing lessons back in the day lol lol i wouldve joined up lol anyways good luck on the chicken foot cd keep rocking and soon as i can get this dang job about time due to the shity economy yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i can finally buy some of your cds lord knows its been tuff out there so peace too all and again hope too catch ya joe somewhere near san antonio would love too see what i call a true living legend of the guitar world .god bless and keep rocking..............................
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Tue Mar 15 '11 2:30:27 pm
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srv guy
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1 more thing hey joe does that new cd come with any autographs already inclosed in the cd lol ? just asking lol lord knows for some reason i wish i knew where to write to to get 1 becz its dang near impossible to get a backstage pass these days without paying a arm and a leg for it anyways cant wait to spend some money on your new cd and some of the past ones and catch up thanks joe for takeing the time to read these posts i posted and tell the band hey and hope your new cd goes to number1 on the charts .. S.R.V Guy ......................................
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Tue Mar 15 '11 2:37:43 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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Axe- For a pedal that has been out no longer than the Ice 9, I'd say it's pretty dang good that it made it on any top list at all considering how many hundreds of options that you have when it comes to effects.
I'm sure this whole mess in Japan is going to throw a wrench into production of everything that we use that is made there. The Japanese get enough of my money from all of that, I'm not going to just hand it over for free. There are PLENTY of problems in our own country that need attention; too many to list, actually. Not to mention our government is writing checks that they can't cash; the U.S. can't afford to provide aid to anyone but ourselves right now.
The Japanese will recover just fine. We DESTROYED them in 1945 and killed almost 300,000 people and they are now one of the most successful countries in the world.
Just a few years ago, we had hurricane Katrina, which New Orleans is still trying to recover from, and last year was the oil spill in the Gulf, which has been all but forgotten about. Just a couple examples off the top of my head of problems here at home that still need our attention.
Sorry for the rant.
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Tue Mar 15 '11 3:37:27 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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I'm sure a lot of donations and $$ came from abroad to help for those disasters that happened in the U.S. too. People of all nationalities and race have to pull together in times of crisis to help their fellow humans
This is a MASSIVE international disaster that could very well effect a very very large percentage of people in many ways... The repercussions could be on a massive scale... There's only a few days left before the search and rescue teams stop searching for people and start searching for bodies... Speed is very important and they need all the help they can get at the minute
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Tue Mar 15 '11 4:15:10 pm
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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Exactly right Scubadaz.
I didn't intend for my post to make me sound like I don't feel bad for what's going on over there, and I'm not one of those that feels like the Japanese had this coming because of Pearl Harbor; although there are some people living who probably do feel that way, and rightly so. However, I think everyone will agree that was settled long ago. I was just using that as an example that they can and have overcome huge obstacles in the past.
If you feel your money is best spent somewhere in Japan, then by all means send it over there. I think I was just a little aggravated that the words "charity" or "donate" never pop into many people's minds until something like this happens, and then the problems at your front door continue to go unnoticed.
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Tue Mar 15 '11 5:18:13 pm
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srv guy
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Sorry about the double posts triple lol yea i say japan is in big tiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmmeeeee trouble it could take them years to rebuild and billons of dollars i just wanna know 1 thing somebody needs to reduce the damm gas prices i swear people are going to start pissing in there vehicle lol and iam fixn to be 1 of them fuck it lol
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Tue Mar 15 '11 7:56:54 pm
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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Your American gas is almost 3 times cheaper than ours in Europe... Stop complaining 'bout it.
Insurance for a far less powered car in Ireland is probably double yours, and tax on an average car is about 130$ every 3 months
There is an edit button.
The cake is a lie.
On a brighter note, G.P is pretty cool. I love that cover myself!
+ Help Japan if you can.
I'm off to sleep, up playing Halo Reach all night. Just finished it on the hardest settings.... What a waste of time!
Libya is kickin' off too... Gayballs to it all.
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Tue Mar 15 '11 11:43:07 pm
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Santana was sooooo gooood! His wife did an amazing 10 min drum solo, got it on video. Joe I'd love to see you and Carlos play together someday.
Night all.
Its our turn for a tour Joe!!
Currently have If I Could Fly by Joe Satriani paused.
Posted using Talk2Joe - one of Roo's iPhone apps
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Wed Mar 16 '11 4:40:29 am
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Two Shay
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In many parts of the world millions of people are dying in poverty from malnutrition, aids etc and the "big" countries (governments) are doing precious little to fix it. Basicly because they are not big producers of consumer goods. I have every sympathy for the Japanese people, some of whom count among my friends in what is a terrible time for them, but it doesn;t seem right to me to throw money at a rich country when millions are suffering on the 'dark continent' and other places on a far greater personal scale.
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Wed Mar 16 '11 4:42:52 am
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srv guy
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GDMorning too all and blue moon yea iam going too bitch a bit lol about the gas prices why becz over here we have so many reserves that our own govt. will not go too the reserves and ease up the gas prices if they did that people like me or the other millons wouldnt gripe instead torcher us at the pumps so we can pay more and yea your living over there is expensive and not too mention your country is as big as disney land no offence lol sorry the demand over here is real high why? bigger country and by the way insurance over here depending on car you drive is expensive and you dont have too worry about illegal people driving without insurance on a daily basis which they do alot over here but your more than welcome too take some of the illegals that are over here and show em how it is over there lol by the way is that the new halo you are playing ? ps 3 or xbox? sorry for the rant p.e.a.ce. and hey did anybody see sammy hagar on the imus show this morning?
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Wed Mar 16 '11 7:28:00 am
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I always feel the richest when I lose everything I've ever known.
Red Cross is not the government. They are first responders and most times the only hope for victims of disaster. Food, water, blankets, shelter, HOPE.
With all due respect, the last few posts from you guys literally turn my stomach. It's embarrassing, and I'd like to think that we are bigger than that. I guess some of us are, and some of us aren't.
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Wed Mar 16 '11 7:32:12 am
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