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police searching for a man with a gun.

I hope they brought a big bus.
That's awesome. Fantastic approach and execution.
Can't really say that I'm a huge fan, but this definitely raised my opinion of him.
Hell, even the sign language lady was great :cheers:

re: Atlanta Rhythm Section

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Way underated.

I don't know about that. They had very healthy record sales and radio airplay back in the day and never had to spend a lot of money on concert tours and such. They could walk down the street and not get mobbed by fans. Seems like a perfect situation to me.
After that, they continued to be in demand session players, which is how they started out.
I've wondered many times: Why didn't The Swampers find a singer and do the same thing? I think it would have been the most sure-fire gamble ever.
Maybe Billy Bob should speak his mind and tell the world how stupid "The View" is.
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Other dude just standing there like it's just another day....

It will be for him. Dude in red...not so much.
Upvote for Bullet Tooth Tony! What a great movie.
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Be safe, drink water and don’t cheat on your spouse with a co-worker

That fire watch girl aint worth it!
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Hell of a recordable for that safety manager to deal with

This is why proper PPE is so damn important!
By PPE I mean a damn Glock in your lunchbox!
The safety man is probably fricked.
Maybe nice restaurants should require an upfront refundable deposit before seating anyone.
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Between norovirus, hantavirus and weave-pulling fights in the buffet lines

You can't find that kind of excitement just anywhere.
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Before, he claimed turkeys came from Africa.


You could say he's right in a lot of cases.
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My luthier pal was a huge Squire snob until he set up and played my Strat and Jazzmaster (both Classic Vibes). Now he'll at least admit they're a very good entry level guitar and great for the price.

I ended up eventually upgraded the pick-ups on both to the vintage real deals, but I don't think it was at all necessary.

I don't know about the Classic Vibe Strats, I've never played one, but I imagine those pickups in a CV Jazzmaster are the same as this Paranormal. These are very good I can't imagine needing to change them out. Pots, switch and jack, probably can improve those.
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thats what most floors are in Brazil

That's uncouth.
What kind of tile job is that?
They just laid tile on top of gravel and dirt?
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Post a pic. I just looked at that guitar about a month ago. Had it in my hand.

One day, I'm going to wake up feeling motivated and will photograph my main guitars and post them here.
I'm still doing final touches on my LP junior with the Bigsby, when that's done, I'm going to do some photos.
As far as the JM XII, It's the Arctic white, with tortoise shell pickguard.
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the blue ones sound better than the the green ones?

Maybe. I've only played this white one.
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I can barely think of a worse life than what this tortoise has endured.

He's a shell of his former self.
That's Mississippi for you, they swapped places with the Y and R.
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True about Squiers--I think they're a great bang for the buck especially the Classic Vibes and Paranormals.

This is the first Paranormal model that I've even played. I like this better than the CV models because it doesn't have that heavy finish on the neck.
I want to get someplace this week to try one of the Paranormal P-90 Strat-o-sonics. They have a 24 3/4 scale with a wraparound bridge.