BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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JayJo!!
No offence intended man...
Toronto is great...
I used to live in Toronto as a kid as well... it's usually a good place to visit & I have no real problem with Toronto at all.... but I myself have adapted to the small city/country style of living and don't usually like large crowds of people... Orillia is such a quiet place to live and very peaceful especially at night! I'm more layed back now where I live! Orillia had it's 1st murder in like 5 years a few weeks ago and they caught the bastard right away... well seeing as the head office of the O.P.P. is here in Orillia, the forensic team is right there in the same city and on the scene quickly and efficiently and collect effidence "as fresh as a donut"...
I guess there's dangers everywhere in the world... And I shouldn't let it bother me but it's just for the 2 times that I saw Joe at Massey Hall I had a couple of bad experiences with the homeless people that "MOOCH" in that area of the city... It just pisses me off that's all... I mean, you get off the TTC and walk up the stairs to where the street is and swarms of homeless people are right there in your face looking like last month's trash and cluttering up the joint...
Massey Hall was once a great place to see a show but the place is falling apart and they don't let the fans stand up that much!!! and you can't approach the stage or you're going to get the boot... I just wish Joe would do a show at like Skydome or The Air Canada Centre... Joe was cool to see at the Wherehouse (later to be called The Government but it was too small and not too many people could go especially underage fans because it was a Bar) But I guess for Joe and the G3 Management it really comes down to money and what rates the Skydome or Air Canada Centre charge and chances are that Massey Hall is a little cheaper than the other big venues...
It would be so cool if Joe would perform at the Casino Rama Entertainment Center! it seats 5000 people at maximum capacity but it doesn't necessarily mean that it's always packed... I saw Journey & Styx last year there and it was great!! not a bad seat in the place!!
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
Orillia, ON
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Satriani...
Sat-Ree-Ah-Knee!
Sat-Ree-Ann-Knee!
Potato...
Poe-Tate-Oh!
Poe-Tat-Oh!
Tomato...
Toe-Mate-Oh!
Toe-Mat-Oh!
Bought Frampton Tickets... Sorry Gang... and Sorry Joe... I would have enjoyed the G3 very much I'm sure but obligations are obligations!!
You can't keep everyone happy but you can keep the ones that matter the most happy...
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Wow guys!!
Thanks for listening and downloading my stuff...
I mean it had to be you guys that made it possible for us 3 guys to do so well on the IUMA... I'm not expecting super stardom or anything but it's nice to know that people are curious enough to have a listen...
Thanks again!!!
Barrie!
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Zachary!!
Yes! Get a website to sell your product!! You might even think of selling your invention to Floyd Rose themselves... You could very well make more money by selling your invention than trying to sell your product yourself...
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Mon Sep 15 '03 7:38:28 pm
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Zachary! does your product fit on any other Floyd type bridge or only Floyds themselves?
I have a Schaller Floyd Bridge which is considered one of the better clones probably other than the Edge Trems on Ibanez...
Just curious! What bridge did you use to build your prototypes for?
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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You know it's weird... I prefer Diet Pepsi over regular Coke but I also prefer Diet Coke over regular Pepsi... but here's another funny one... I prefer regular Pepsi over regular Coke... Am I making any sense at all??
I know some can't stomach that diet stuff as it probably does more harm to your insides and quite possibly has more Acid in it than the regular stuff... the only reason that I have Diet is that it takes me longer to drink it... if it was Regular I'd gulp it in no time, but for some reason the Diet takes me longer to drink... Anyone else find this the case?
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Trutina... hehe... actually there is a drink called Loaded Soda... at least there is in Canada... it would be very similar to a Blue Lagoon... not sure about the alcohol in question that's spiking it...LOL
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Zachary!!!
Can't wait to try the "Trembolt" you can count on me to say some good things about it... that's for sure...
Yeah, the alternate tunings thing you were discussing sounds cool, as I miss that with my old axe... which just had a standard stop tail piece bridge... which in that case is very easy to tune to an alternate tuning... Sounds like an Eddie Van Halen D-Tuna plus much more... again I can't wait...
I await the product anxiously!!!
Peace!!
Barrie!!
Matt King!! you might want to try the Trembolt!!
Sounds like a neat little novelty for a guitar player... and you trying & testing the product would be an extra added bonus... people trust you, and if its really worth their while to try the product and with a little persuasion and persistance, maybe Joe could try it as well, seeing that he is the guru of modern guitar and all it's inventions whether it be electronic or technically enhancing the Axe... I'm sure Joe would come through in that case that could change to an alternate tuning in the middle of a song with the flick of a lever and wammo... instant open tuning which can really open new horizons in guitar playing...
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Ok Gang... the message board is not a chat service...
If you want a chat service, look up at the top right hand corner and click on where it says your nickname and then Options... scroll down until you see "LIVE CHAT"
a window will pop asking you if you want to enter the chat... click the grey bar where your nickname is and you should be on your way to live chatting...
enough said...
ZACH!!! Hey man... I'll be waiting with bells on and in the nude for my trembolt...LOL
It's all very likely though that it will show up sometime next week say Monday or Tuesday... it's got to pass through inspection at the border and all, so we'll see... Anyways... I really appreciate this and I can't wait to try it out...
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Webmaster:
Nothing important really, but I was wondering if there was a way to setup the Live Chat with an automatic refresh feature or something...
Sometimes it freezes without a person knowing it locked up, and if you don't know the warning signs right off the bat, the person might not know enough to hit the refresh button on the Internet Explorer refresh tab... and wonders why no one is typing anything even when they still see a member's nickname up on the list of entries...
Just a Thought...
Peace...Barrie
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Hey Zach!!!
That's great about Joe wanting to try a TREMBOLT as well...
Man that's like the coolest thing...
I recieved mine today, just to let you know...
I guess I've got some work to do...
Tommorow's Wednesday so I think I might actually save installing it until Friday afternoon... I get off work early on Fridays so with the Girlfriend still at work and rain in the forecast for most of this week, sounds like a good time to do it!!
welp, my Jack Russells need a walk so seems like a nice night to do so...
Peace....Barrie!
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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I got a kick out of Yngwie talking about the fact that his webiste was a "dot org" site and not a "dot com" site... Yngwie obviously has a sense of humour!
He went on by saying in a voice that kind of sounds like Winston Churchill's "I have made my living Playing with a Piece of Wood, that's what I do" or something like that, and knows nothing about computers... His fans deal with all that for him...
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BEARMAN36
Barrie Poole
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Sammy you never know... if all guitar players could put their egos aside for their fan's sake it would be an extremely happy world...
Obviously there could be some tension there between Vai and Malmsteen because they both played for Alcatrazz and one replaced the other... And it seems that they were jabbing a little at each other when they were talking about the most favourite bands they were in and it mostly pretained to Steve. Yngwie made it quite clear that some of Vai's choices were probably not the best... but hey that's all part of it... scoping out the situation and seeing what's out there... I'm sure Vai knows all that, but Yngwie felt that he had to say something about it... I think Steve was wise in saying that his favourite band was the one when he was in High School, and mentioned Joe was teaching him then and was able to take what he just learned and applied it to the band...
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