Ancient Astronaught wrote:Woooo!!! I was the 1000th person to like Serial Hawk on FaceBook and they're sending me free stuff!!!!
Also, upon TJ's suggestion I made a visitor map for the ILF Doom Room!!!! Set your marker here: http://www.mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/ilfdoomroom
dazedbyday wrote:Yeah, I went and looked it up after I posted. It is kinda like the hellcat they put out too. I have an agile harm1 with a 30" scale. It is pretty cool but when it is tuned to E I always had trouble with the distortion on the low notes. I didn't have a set up optimized for it, so that may be it, but the low chords always sounded really muddy.
conky wrote:Serial Hawk fucking rule. Their cd is in my truck right now. Also, I signed up for the map. That's pretty neat to see where everyone is located.
Awesome! Thanks for signing up!!!Iommic Pope wrote: Skip, you rule. You hate people so much, you're willing to discredit all human progress, its awesome.
t-rey wrote:pelliott wrote:Not like a degenerate but I did put some money down on the NBA Finals just because. And also because I'm bitter.
I dunno man. I think that any sports bets constitutes degenerate gambling, so you did fine by me
whiskey_face wrote:fucking ordered. my first brand new not finger fucked by anyone else guitar or bass in 12 years
riffs are gonna be so fucking heavy
I've had my eye on those as well. I figure if I bought something like that I wouldn't technically need a bass rig. Let us know how it is. I've always like Schecters. It sucks that I have to be semi embarrassed of that because of the shit-core bands that all use/used them.iluvfuzz wrote:Fuck yeah dude! I got the or15 I was telling you about
On TGP, right? I saw that. I'm still not entirely sure if I should thank you for keeping me from spending money I don't have...or be upset with you for finding it before I did
sergiomunoz74 wrote:So I just saw a vintage 74 Orange 4x12 for 850 with a roadcase. Are these guys worth putting that kinda money down on a cab or should I just sit around for a used emperor. Mind you I would have to drive 2 and a half hours to get to Battler Creek, Mi where that cab resides. Any info, he says it's 300 watts but I'm waiting on more info right now.
pelliott wrote:One of the best parts of the Rock Fest was seeing Municipal Waste, my girlfriend wasn't into them on recordings, then meeting them she thought Dave and Tony were awesome, and then during their performance she understood why I like them after about half a song.
Then she sang along with Born To Party, which was really funny to hear her shout (Municipal Waste is gonna...) FUCK YOU UP.
dazedbyday wrote:Thanks man. I got hose knobs because I wanted some big ones that were similar to the ones on old matamps and oranges but a little bit different. Plus I didn't feel like paying 9 bucks a knob to the electric amp guy on ebay. I will also check out the new Queens album. Although I still haven't really been all that into them since Songs for the Deaf. I really listened that album to death but never really got into their later ones all that much.
iluvfuzz wrote:Today's score thanks to Aaron(Whiskey)!
pelliott wrote:I DID shake Wino's hand. He was super nice. I still play guitar like a fingerless goon, though.
Yes, my girlfriend rules -- she very much enjoys Clutch, Baroness, & Torche, and LOVES Royal Thunder. She likes the more melodic stuff I listen to and has gone with me to see Royal Thunder, Pallbearer, & The Melvins before the Rock Fest, too. We plan on going to see Baroness and Torche whenever they come back to the area. She doesn't really like some of the more intense stuff I listen to so she'd probably just say "have fun!" if I went to go see, say, Pig Destroyer.
Vegas ruled. We stayed away from casinos and clubs for the most part and did more in-depth exploring. We went to In-N-Out Burger for my very first time (she's from LA so she demanded I get it... no complaints) and it was delicious.
We went to go see Absinthe, which kinda pokes fun at Cirque Du Soleil but has similar performers doing gymnastics/tightrope walking. It was a much smaller audience, and had some burlesque acts and a lot of raunchy jokes so it was a very cool and enjoyable experience.
We went to a tucked-away sushi restaurant in Chinatown that was absolutely the best sushi I have ever eaten. It was prepared one piece at a time for us and was chef's choice, and he gave us the most incredible slice of fatty tuna we've ever tasted.
We had a couples massage and spa morning the next day, and then had a killer burger and beer at a place called Holstein's on the Strip. As overpriced as it was, the burger was damn good. We checked out the arts district that night and went to a speakeasy called The Laundry Room and had some fancy whiskey cocktails.
Overall a pretty spectacular experience without dealing with too many assholes/bros.
Ancient Astronaught wrote:Woooo!!! I was the 1000th person to like Serial Hawk on FaceBook and they're sending me free stuff!!!!
Also, upon TJ's suggestion I made a visitor map for the ILF Doom Room!!!! Set your marker here: http://www.mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/ilfdoomroom
There are of course the exceptions to the rule, but Texas's moto is definitely Bigger is Better.
Iommic Pope wrote: Skip, you rule. You hate people so much, you're willing to discredit all human progress, its awesome.
nightterrors wrote:Customs fees in Canada.... How do you get around them?
They're bullshit. Customs can suck it.
vidret wrote:ask them to write "warranty/repair" - you don't have to pay taxes or customs on something you bought, was faulty, sent back and then it's being sent back to you.
that's how i get around swedish customs anyways.
Ancient Astronaught wrote::yay:
Also don't go to Texas for your first trip to America.... it will do nothing but reaffirm the stereotypes of americans by other countries....
I.E; This is a texas low rider...
whiskey_face wrote:fucking ordered. my first brand new not finger fucked by anyone else guitar or bass in 12 years
riffs are gonna be so fucking heavy
AngryGoldfish wrote:I would go partly for the 'novelty', if you will. I like to experience different ways of life and cultures. It may not be the lifestyle for me, but I'd like to experience it at least once. For instance, I recently tried Fruit Loops the cereal. I've seen so many TV shows and movies where kids are eating them and I always wanted to know what they were like. They are disgusting. The worst cereal I've ever had. Fuck that shit. But I experienced it and I'm glad.
Iommic Pope wrote: Skip, you rule. You hate people so much, you're willing to discredit all human progress, its awesome.
nightterrors wrote:Except fuzz, fuzz all the time.
