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i just remembered that i have a couple bottles of vodka, a case of beer, and a chocolate cake waiting for me at home.

i'm thinking about using this information to lure a young lady into my bed tonight.

uncooked meat wrote:You have to pay to watch free-to-air television over here...

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crotchgrabber wrote:i just remembered that i have a couple bottles of vodka, a case of beer, and a chocolate cake waiting for me at home.

i'm thinking about using this information to lure a young lady into my bed tonight.

if you had said bread pudding
i'd be all over that

'bread pudding'

i'm all over that

that was fast.

Found out that Giovanni has a nice tool for my toolbox.

I made some sourdough....and one came out rather vaginal.

you've brought Not Tommy into your home

got me a new PA today. makin it's maiden voyage tonite in raleighwood

how many watts ?

built in fx ?

just a pointer , i have noticed a lot of those untis the knobs or pots go bad . the way to avoid this it , evry time you are done turn eveything al the way down set the eq to flat or all the way down . that way if they do develop dead spots or crackle points they are at the zero spot .

turning them all the way up , then all the way down when setting em cleans em a bit too .

kind of a pricy lil box , but if you take care , they lat a LOT longer . sure it sucks and its a hassle , but you could always use some masking tape and a sharpie to mark the settings .

180 watts - 5 channels - 24 bit FX

the thing is rill nice. very small and just what i needs. i know behringer builds their stuff very cheap so i got the extended warranty. the whole unit was $170. thx for the heads up on the pots. i currently am a whiz at soldering/desoldering. i play gigs constantly (4-7 per week) and my shit is always breaking. i'm gonna handle this thing with kid gloves so it'll last @ least 5 years.

when i was buying gear beriger didnt make much stuff . i know its ultra affordable . is the stuff put together really junky ? always curious about that . im wondering if they got bought out .the beringer i remember just make higher end compressors and stuff .

you ever look inside a potentiometer or pot , i am sure you have , so you "get" why they develop dead spots , notchs and crackle-itis . 170 buck what a deal . maybe see if it runs hot and cut in a fan ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nae2dVqLWsg

do you use a bulb , a full on desoldering tool , or desoldering ribbon ? whats the best method for you ? i find old ground straps , wipe em with a lil rux , free braid ! nevr had a fancy tool , tried a bulb once , ,

cute !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cDpVG8SgWM

i know this is old , but

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dneLQY6 ... re=related

I have a behringer combo bass amp.
Just a nice practice /small show rig. Never had a problem with it.

So much sex with yoga chick last night.

word up the new behringer joint works perfectly. it gots a fan innit so it dont get too hot. u used to have a mackie 808 and that thing got so hot it eventually broke and nobody would fix it. it even sounds rill nice wif my bootstomp. i can even hook up my ipod to it and record from the record-out.

as far as soldering goes i use a desoldering wick. dont fuck with the bulb. desolder wick is the way to go. u just put it between the soldering iron and the solder u wish to remove. you gotta constantly cut the wick down and it takes awhile but the solder you remove is gone, with the bulb u gotta fuck with it till u buy another bulb. i'm actually gonna make some money this week doing some solder work for some friends. i am all about my hustles! anybody need any shea butter or weed or anything?

yeah i guess its called wick .

i get old groundstraps and use it , works great , specially if you add plumbers flux . best part is = free !

that shit aint cheap !