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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Lana, you have discovered by now what a broad minded and irreverent group this is. Everything from hemmeroids to steroids is a valid topic of conversation for both commisseration and ridicule.
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Location: big island | well...ain't this site all about boys and their toys? |
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Location: big island | not to be neglectful of the ladies here who play O's too! |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
Thanks Captain,you said what I have been trying to say for a few days now.
MY PERI-ANAL-ABCESS FEELS LIKE THE FIRE OF A THOUSAND VOLCANOES FLOWING OUT OF MY ASS.
I go in tommorrow for surgery to put out the fire.GWB  |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by Lanaki:
...i suppose that would be a quick cure for any hemorrhoidal or... That's it. I was just wishing you good health, inside and out. I truly enjoy you and I'm glad you've decided to join us here at the TFC.
I mean OFC.
And HEY! I ate something called "lau lau" out of a lunch truck across from the Capitol in Honolulu. Great stuff. When I got back home I looked for some. But there's not a single Hawaiian restaurant in Atlanta. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | With all you guys being blown away , space must be crowded , no wonder the Klingons are upset... :D
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Location: big island | aloha cap'n,
in the song, "i'm going back to my little grass shack (in kealakekua, hawaii)" one of the lines is:
"lau lau is the kau kau at the big luau". since you ate the stuff from a roach coach, i mean maggot wagon, i mean lunch truck, yours was probably the pork variety. lau lau is generally a meat or fish wrapped in taro leaves first and then ti leaves and steamed. it is one of my favorites and goes so well with the poi! i no longer eat pork but enjoy the chicken and sweet potato variety lau lau.
when i was living in asheville, nc and working in the food brokerage business, i helped bob ingle set up his chain of supermarkets in your area. i was all over the atlanta area. i well remember spaghetti junction! |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Wait until you try a texture top - you'll be impressed. My 1581 and even my old SSB 1881 Adamas II completely blow away the couple of SMT models I've played. Just something about the finish and weave that limit the sound quality unplugged. Nothing quite like the original...or as close to it as we can get! |
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Location: big island | aloha andrew,
i'd like to get this one but funds won't allow it. one day...
http://cgi.ebay.com/Adamas-II-ORIGINAL-1982-Acoustic-Electric_W0QQi... |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | VERY NICE!!! That would do it! |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Originally posted by Lanaki:
whoops! forgot to mention i did also own an "over-rated turd of a guitar" baby taylor. it sucked more than a kirby vacuum. which is why i end up acquiring the LXM :) |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Is that one of the 'textured top' ones you've all been talking about? I also like that one Lanaki. Normal Ovation headstock and uncarved bridge. If it had a cutaway (and I was rich) I'd buy one too. |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by Lanaki:
aloha cap'n,
in the song, "i'm going back to my little grass shack (in kealakekua, hawaii)" one of the lines is:
"lau lau is the kau kau at the big luau". I think that's actually from the hukilau song, isn't it? |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Originally posted by muzza:
Is that one of the 'textured top' ones you've all been talking about? I also like that one Lanaki. Normal Ovation headstock and uncarved bridge. If it had a cutaway (and I was rich) I'd buy one too. |
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Location: big island | cap'n,
stop tellin' me my business! dangit, i'm beginning to think i deserve number 5150...
yes, hukilau song is the correct answer. i should have used my "phone a friend" option! |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | This group puts the "and..." back in anal retentive.
(in Lithuainian that's actually quite funny) |
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Location: big island | cap'n,
when we play those two songs at our gigs, we do it medley style. we start out with "little grass shack" and lead into "hukilau" so it's all one song to my mind. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | ...."in Lithuainian that's actually quite funny"....
I was wonderin who was encouraging you.... |
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Location: GA USA | Hukilau was one of the first uke tabs I went to find, though it's still a bit advanced for me. Jumpin' Jack Flash is coming along though. |
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Location: big island | it's a gas, gas, gas... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by Lanaki:
... so it's all one song to my mind. I have the same problem with \'One For My Baby\' and 'I Wanna Be Sedated'. |
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Acoustic Remorse...
