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Ride A Pony - Jimmy Bowskill If you like the blues and/or moody rock, give this a try. Jimmy's from somewhere near the 507.

Bring'em Back Alive - Audioslave

Down - 311

Night Comes Down - Judas Priest

I'll start off... Falling To Pieces - Faith No More

Let's try Song Uno ... idea from Talkbass.com 1. Using the previous song title, post another song title using one or more words from that title. Words used can be part of a previous word, but it must be a word by itself. 2. Include the name of the artist or band. 3. If by chance 2 people post...

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I also do. I raced on Q3 and Q4 tires. They're fine for that, but they wear fast. I also raced on Bridgestone DOT race tires.

My only comment is that you will definitely feel a lot more slips and movement out of the "more durable" tire once you become acclimatised to the grippier tire, at least if you ride more aggressively you will. I personally feel that having the best tire available is always a good investment...

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According to Carney this week, people can't afford a house because of the war in the Middle East. I kid you not. It's been going for *checks notes* a week now, so of course that's the problem. It's like he's trying to make Liberals look like idiots.

If you require Windows 7 or lower to run your app, you're not going to make that work on modern hardware, and you'll be relegated to doing this anyway. So really, aucune différence.

I suppose I get that but they are generally very vertical applications. And those you could run in Virtualbox or something on top of Linux, if absolute Windoze compatibility is required. Maximize the app and run it like it's just another app on your toolbar.

Honestly, I think the current versions are better than Windows in most ways. They install on modern computers and the interfaces are excellent. There's just TOO much choice for some people, but I guess that's a limitation of them, not the OS. Even the video drivers are pretty decent now...

I've been semi-retired for about 10 years. I work as needed, and as wanted. So probably 10 hours or so a week. If there's a downside it's that you can be doing something and get the doom call that means you have to drop everything and move into action.

Indeed. Nothing like a band where everybody plays bass.

Sometimes. Not a lot! I do more classic rock with the two bands I'm in and the occasional metal tune because ... hey, I like it. I mostly slap bass when I'm playing Steely Dan tunes, which is weird I know, especially when you learn that Don Fagan didn't want slap bass on his songs, but the...

I've been playing through a 500W Little Mark III bass amp for the past 11 years, and I have a Mark Bass F1 Limited 500W amp as backup. I own two cabinets, one 8 ohm 400W 2x10 cab and one 4 ohm 2x10 cab, which has allowed me to leave my gear at the rehearsal space and practice or gig with the...

We made 48 cans for ourselves. K eats tomatoes with just salt and pepper. We still couldn't give enough away. I'd estimate we got two full bushels.

Two of our three house gardens. This year I'm planning to expand considerably. The garden not picture generates so many tomatoes that we can't can enough, eat enough and give away enough, we still had to compost some. These two generated some hot peppers and a watermelon that was not tasty...