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BBP
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Not feeling well today, in need of a hug...
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aquagoat
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what's wrong? anyway, here's a kiss 
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BBP
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Not sure, nausea, feverish shaking but no temperature...
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BBP
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That smilie needs better timing. Now that I got the hang of animation, I could do my own smilies.
Who's up for unique PackardGoose smilies?
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aquagoat
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That would be cool! 
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BBP
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Hmmm... okay let's see... we'd need to design a Packardgoose Goose first...
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BBP
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Did I ever show you a picture of my bass? I made a new one today, the old one's a bit dark.
Attachment: bas.jpg (139kB)
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aquagoat
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I don't remember seeing this sparkle purple Hamer bass, pretty bass indeed. Is it active or passive?
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BBP
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It's the one I play, yes. Or is that some terminology I'm not familiar with?
I also have a 4-string fretless Stagg but it's a nightmare to play (it makes your fingers turn black from the paint) so my sister's been borrowing it
for years. In exchange I was borrowing her guitar, but she has that one back now.
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BBP
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Chopped a branch off a tree. Got a couple of scratches but do I feel tough now! Rawr!
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aquagoat
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I wanted to know if the pickups were active or passive pickups, do you need a 9V battery to make it work?
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BBP
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No, I don't need batteries for the pickups.
Anyway, made another addition to the Gallery Of Great Guitarists.
http://bonnzai.deviantart.com/art/Duck-En-Grey-Quacken-2007-4292255...
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punknaynowned
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it certainly did not happen to me but,
congrats to Daft Punk and Lorde for their best record/song grammys.
The performance of DP/Pharell Williams and Stevie Wonder was fun/nice
also there is something almost dangerous, an under-the-skin anarchy in that Royals song...
it's been a long time since I've heard somethig like that, that is brand-new and isn't part of any genre that has that quality.
That kind of 'menace' is in metal and some rap, Mike Patton has it too.
It's interesting to me that the grammy board of all orgs has recognized them
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BBP
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Pretty amazing Daft Punk gets such a mainstream award, especially at this point in his career. He was at his biggest with Around The World.
Yesterday I took part in a dictation competition where the first prize was a job. Turned out there were 100 contestants and a lot of those were people
who do dictations as a hobby and spend hours studying Dutch spelling, I didn't stand a chance. Especially because I nearly came in too late and had to
run a lot, and to make matters worse, during the dictation my pen failed. Also the provincial TV was there with a camera. Not sure if I'll be on telly
but it won't be at my best.
http://www.omroepbrabant.nl/?news/2058891433/Strijd+om+baan+tijdens...
[Edited on 29-1-14 by BBP]
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Just passing through. Our second big heatwave has just started. I hate this weather. High thirties centigrade is bad enough but we're having several
days over forty degrees centigrade. That's over 104 degrees fahrenheit. During the last heat wave a couple of weeks ago, we had several days over 45
degrees C which is over 113 degrees fahrenheit. There are places in Australia that went over 49C which is over 120F.
I'm doing a little summer teaching work at Uni but have no courses of my own until March. I'm psyching myself up for the onslaught.
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BBP
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That sounds brutal! Keep it cool!
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Quote: Originally posted by BBP  | Aaaanyway last night I spent the entire length of the Zoot Allures album trying to find the five kanji FZ used to attempt to spell his name. Couldn't
find the last one. Blast.
The first character is pronounced Fu and means dis- or un-, etc;
The second is pronounced Ran and means civil war or riot;
The third is pronounced Ku and means pain or anxiety;
The fourth was a lot harder to find and is pronounced either Zatsu or Zo and means rough.
Foreign names and words are spelled using Katakana in Japanese: Frank Zappa spells
フランク・ザッパ.
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I found the fifth one yesterday. Reason I couldn't find it before is it seems to miss a few strokes. But it looks like Ha or Pa, meaning sect. (few
kanji (and few Japanese words) start with P anyway. )
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It reached a max of 44.5° an hour and a half ago. I just finished a batch of marking.
Which version of Zoot Allures are you looking at. My original US vinyl has the complex red square middle bottom front and the five red characters
middle bottom back.
Then, your web site swallowed my post and I had type this all again.
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BBP
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Am talking about the five red characters middle bottom back. My CD has them.
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I was a little quit sorry, but upcoming elections eat a lot of time. Designing and ordering a give away, designing and ordering Posters in different
sizes, designing T-shirts for the campagne, making yellow shawls, appearing in tv shots for local tv, flyering, collecting support form in the
townhall every party needs at least 30 when you are new. making website fram and texts, completing official listings with candidates, preparing for
debates, buying a lot of candy, and so on and so on. Tomorrow final go or no go every form must filled in correctly, if we cannot correct its all for
nothing. 10 am deadline. But if it goes it should go. Dissapointed Citizens (Teleurgestelde Burgers) is part of the elections.
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