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Location: 6 String Ranch | Wimp, Wuss...
Yeah, I'll remind myself of that walking the beach in the sunshine in January, or on the golf course. You can think of it as you're shoveling that white shit on a cold, grey, dreary day when your feet are always soggy and the wind cuts through all seven layers you're wearing and it gets dark at 4:30 in the afternoon. Yep, hold that thought.... |
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July 2004
Posts: 766
Location: New Hampsha | It's 40 degrees, dark at 4:30, windy, with a cold driving rain, puddles all over (and that's just in the basement).
I need to get out the glow-in-the-dark golf balls and hope they put the snow tires and chains on the golf cart. |
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September 2006
Posts: 10777
Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | It gets dark around 4:30 here, NOW!
Hi 47, Low 41, and assorted forms of Precipitation, but too warm to snow.
No skiing, No snowboarding, But we LIKE it! Keeps the tourists away!
Forecast looks like this!  Until April or May! |
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January 2002
Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | Then Florida looks pretty good then?
Got a 9:00 tee time tomorrow.
GoodNight. |
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Posts: 5567
Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Welcome red...nice place, some sibling rivalry...Enjoy! |
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November 2009
Posts: 55
Location: Southeast FL | OMArthur thanks for the tips previously and the weather report. I was on Lake Okeechobee scouting for ducks and it was a cool 58 before the sun rose. In a couple hours it quickly peacked at 80 then started down again. Beautiful time to be in FL.
Its all good on the ribbing. I grew up in a family with five kids. Even now we dont always see eye to eye but as long as theres enough food on the table the bleeding isnt too bad
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April 2009
Posts: 27
Location: southeast michigan | The "Evil Empire" I mean Guitar Center sells road Runner brand cases for ssb "O's" at about $70 or $80 , I got one w/ my model 1869 and it seems to work ok, gigging and general transport. |
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September 2002
Posts: 806
Location: Seymour, Tennessee | Welcome to the board, I used to live in Vero Beach, 100 miles below Daytona until we relocated to Tennessee.
Miss our family and friends but not the hurricanes.
Save up for your next O, you can't have just one. |
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April 2005
Posts: 200
Location: Melbourne Fl. | I haven't met Tony yet but he and I msg'd each other often the past few days.He was interested in my 1778-T,the one Jukebox Joe got.Perhaps Joe will offer up his red one(hint hint). |
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August 2009
Posts: 333
Location: east coast usa | Welcome aboard, Tony! Little word of advice, stay open minded on this site, we all are a little quirky in our own right,,, but we mean no harm... RIGHT BOYS & GIRLS ?   |
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November 2009
Posts: 55
Location: Southeast FL | The people here are great. Thanks to all of you that have answered my questions. I am sure I will have many more. I have already been looking for another O to keep my 6868 company.
I find practicing is more enjoyable when I can switch around from one guitar to another.
I really liked the 1778 Slydog had for sale but I could not squeeze that much juice for a guitar right now. I also saw a nice late 90's 1767 that is coming to town next week for my me to inspect also.
Tony |
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