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yep, that's one cool place. I was by myself when I went there. so, I was able to take my time and look around. I even met Dave and visited with him for a while. for those that that haven't been there, just their "acoustic" room is larger than some music stores that I've been in. the "electric"...

welcome to strat-talk. if the Sun is shining, then it must be a very beautiful day in Scotland. are you from the Glasgow area ? I was in Glasgow a long time ago. for more information about your Squiers, you might try Squier-Talk Home. it's a "sister" forum to strat-talk.

at 62, I wish I could retire. but bills, like a house payment, dictate that I continue to work just a little longer. :grin:

yeah, my daughter is graduating from high school, also. my wife and her sister are handling the party stuff. :wink: I'm doing my part by working to pay for it. :grin:

been working a lot. 9 and 10 hour days and Saturdays for a few hours. Sunday truly is my day of rest and recoup. I might have a chance to move back to "dear ol' Luzianne". I'll know more this Fall. :wink:

ha ha :grin: how ya been ?

that's some pretty good pickin' ! not bad for an old man like me. ha ha :grin: don't know why, but I was thinking that you were a young guy. :wink: good job !

you're not worth the hassle. and since when did we become "friends" ? post count only shows that you've wasted more time on here than I have.

I could care less about how much snow either of you have gotten for the season. I was only trying to encourage "sevycat" about getting better. but if you prefer to act like "trolls", so be it. I've been a member of this forum for a long time. I was here when it was still struggling to get going...

I wouldn't worry too much. it'll come back. shoveling snow makes you use different muscles. here in Minnesota, we've had over 54 inches of snow so far this season. you'll be fine.

cool story !!! thanks for posting the link. I had heard about the reunion, but hadn't read anything about it.

hey, that turned out pretty nice. so, this is a local guy near you ? is his business starting to pick up ? if he's near you, he's way off the beaten path for sure. again, great job on the "Stinky Pinky".

welcome to strat-talk, Jim. make yourself at home. I've to Duluth a time or two.

on my '59 Gretsch hollowbody, I use 11's. however, on my Gretsch semi-hollow Jets, I use 10's. as of late, I've found that I like the GHS Boomers for strings.

hi there, GH !!! I see that you're over here, too. might as well sign me up for this 55+ club, also. hope that you're feeling better.

cool !!! not everybody gets to play a gig like that.

sorry to hear about your loss. my condolences. I recognized a lot of the last names. I may have known some of his relatives.

welcome to strat-talk.

welcome to strat-talk. make yourself at home.

I went with the Boss DD7. I mainly only use reverb and not any other effects. but I was trying to get into some rockabilly tunes/sounds. so, I got the DD7 at a good price. there are other delays out there and I'm sure they will be mentioned before your thread is over. the best thing to do is go...

welcome to strat-talk. cool looking strat. oh, and congrats on getting your first strat.

oh, there's a few more of us on here from your "neck of the woods". :wink: :grin:

welcome to strat-talk. make yourself at home. being born and raised in Baton Rouge, I've spent a lot of time in Mississippi. most of my family is from Mississippi.

welcome Dusty.

welcome to strat-talk. make yourself at home.