Purple ASS
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43 years young, Area Contracts manager for large drywall contracting company in UK. Gig on average once a week. 20 years on guitar , previous 8 years on drums.
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HunterSThompson
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Gardener with an arsenal
I'm 36 ....I'd like to be a gardener...back in High School I worked as a landscraper/lawn lizard ..But I think everybody did on Long Island .Yeah..You had to take lessons from Petrucci in Commack at Focus II guitars...and know how to reset a Rainbird sprinkler head..But I do own a Glock..and a Heckler & Koch 93 model...and I have a really pissed of monkey with a paintstick living in a shed .But more about him later.. But I do enjoy playing the EBMM's i've been playing an instrument since I was 12...I'm also a Key-Grip...and work with national acts when I'm bored , or after a video shoot ..So...if the money is right ...I'll tune your guitar..if the money is wrong..meet the Monkey with a paintstick...whom can go thru 12 bottles of Rolling Rocks in meer moments ...and will speckle-paint your keyboard player with feces for FREE ..yes you heard right..FREE
while tuning your guitar to Drop-D...he only knows Drop-D..Don't question the monkey..It's Drop-D..and you'll enjoy playing Drop-D..don't upset the monkey..The reasons..I won the monkey from Rob Zombie ..he got it from Dimebag on the War of Gargantuas tour..It tunes everything to Drop-D...and Within 2 notes of "Mouth For War' by Pantera will get the sickest pit going..This monkey is responsible for 95% of the chaos that took place at Woodstock '99 ..And he has to be Ace if your going to cover "Cold Gin "by KISS... I'll get you yet Andy Gould !!!!Well...I have to go put a lacrosse helmet & cup on..it's his feeding time I also enjoy playing at Church ...I just haven't been totally honest about my background to them..I figure that's between me an GOD
Gardener with a Glock
I'm 36 ....I'd like to be a gardener...back in High School I worked as a landscraper/lawn lizard ..But I think everybody did on Long Island .Yeah..You had to take lessons from Petrucci in Commack at Focus II guitars...and know how to reset a Rainbird sprinkler head..But I do own a Glock..and a Heckler & Koch 93 model...and I have a really pissed of monkey with a paintstick living in a shed .But more about him later.. But I do enjoy playing the EBMM's i've been playing an instrument since I was 12...I'm also a Key-Grip...and work with national acts when I'm bored , or after a video shoot ..So...if the money is right ...I'll tune your guitar..if the money is wrong..meet the Monkey with a paintstick...whom can go thru 12 bottles of Rolling Rocks in meer moments ...and will speckle-paint your keyboard player with feces for FREE ..yes you heard right..FREE
while tuning your guitar to Drop-D...he only knows Drop-D..Don't question the monkey..It's Drop-D..and you'll enjoy playing Drop-D..don't upset the monkey..The reasons..I won the monkey from Rob Zombie ..he got it from Dimebag on the War of Gargantuas tour..It tunes everything to Drop-D...and Within 2 notes of "Mouth For War' by Pantera will get the sickest pit going..This monkey is responsible for 95% of the chaos that took place at Woodstock '99 ..And he has to be Ace if your going to cover "Cold Gin "by KISS... I'll get you yet Andy Gould !!!!Well...I have to go put a lacrosse helmet & cup on..it's his feeding time I also enjoy playing at Church ...I just haven't been totally honest about my background to them..I figure that's between me an GOD
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HunterSThompson
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I'm damn glad you are too!!!
You make me miss New York/Long Island..L'Amours all 3 of them..yes Showcase out in Commack was considered L'Amours far East ..Also clubs like Sundance,Spit,Limelight.RAW,Hot Rocks,Gun Club..Sparks etc etc...One of my all time favorite shows was Dan Reed Network@ the Cat Club in N.Y.C
meenahga
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41 year old carpenter, played first paying gig at 16. Love playin' EBMM guitars!
Voo
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well as of this friday I am now a Doctoral Candidate in Psychology (WOOT)been playing since age 9 and have no intention of ever quitting.
In my spare time I like to annoy Jeffery on these forums and in RL whenever I can. When Im not doing that I try and save up enough to feed my EBMM addiction
well as of this friday I am now a Doctoral Candidate in Psychology (WOOT)been playing since age 9 and have no intention of ever quitting.
In my spare time I like to annoy Jeffery on these forums and in RL whenever I can. When Im not doing that I try and save up enough to feed my EBMM addiction
brentrocks
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grumpyoldman
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And, it was funny to go back and find my original post in here, and see just how dated it is today!
silverburst
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40.
I work in the training division of a major auto manufacturer, and am the author of various automotive technical publications.
I work in the training division of a major auto manufacturer, and am the author of various automotive technical publications.
Approaching 21.
I work at EB Games now, and used to work full time at Long & McQuade.
I also have a large general role in my family's auction business. From designing and maintaining the website, creating newspaper ads and flyers, recording guitar tracks for the ads on the local radio station, as well as being in charge of the entire inventory for one summer.
Empire Auctions
In my free time I go to University in Business, entering my 4th year
I work at EB Games now, and used to work full time at Long & McQuade.
I also have a large general role in my family's auction business. From designing and maintaining the website, creating newspaper ads and flyers, recording guitar tracks for the ads on the local radio station, as well as being in charge of the entire inventory for one summer.
Empire Auctions
In my free time I go to University in Business, entering my 4th year
oldmike
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43 yrs old, started playing(trying to) at 40, own a high end audio shop north or Toronto. Waiting for my first Music Man, an Al MM90 on order hoping to get July/Aug!!
33.
Language teacher in an elementary school in my country. Have a M.Sc in project management and was a assistant construction manager a couple of years back. Took a change in career direction and seek for a better work environment - Got me where I am today.
Has always been a fan of Steve Morse, and really got into MM guitars 6 months back reading about the Y2D in a Japanese guitar mag - Young Guitar. And shortly acquired 2 balls within 5 months! woo! What a ride!
Language teacher in an elementary school in my country. Have a M.Sc in project management and was a assistant construction manager a couple of years back. Took a change in career direction and seek for a better work environment - Got me where I am today.
Has always been a fan of Steve Morse, and really got into MM guitars 6 months back reading about the Y2D in a Japanese guitar mag - Young Guitar. And shortly acquired 2 balls within 5 months! woo! What a ride!
roburado
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35. Rapidly closing in on 36. Anesthesiology resident. Taking the written board exam this July. Wish me luck.
AaC
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cool thread! anyways, im 16, and play in a professional country band(not famous.....yet haha) its a great job!. Got a summer job playing in the house band for a thing called country by the sea (or something) that the city has on the boardwalk. two nights a week all summer. should be fun. but anyways, enough of that.!haha
seacrest out!
seacrest out!
brentrocks
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35. Rapidly closing in on 36. Anesthesiology resident. Taking the written board exam this July. Wish me luck.
WOW..BREAK A LEG, OR SHOULD I SAY, NUMB A LIMB...
brentrocks
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33.
Language teacher in an elementary school in my country.
COOL MAN...MY WIFE TEACHES 7TH GRADE ENGLISH
Brent you sure understand the occasional hardship of a teacher. And only a DD AL can provide relief from that.. you got what I mean? haha
Im waiting. 
paranoid70
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36. I am an Electrical Engineer. I have been playing for over 20 years... but I should be a lot better than I think I am. Regardless, I am definitely a much better Engineer than guitarrist so I think I'll be keeping my day job.
roburado
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mikeller
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OK - I am proud to say I am almost 53. I play in two bands (one cover, one all original) and professionally am an independent contractor providing both accounting/bookkeeping services and graphic design services.
