spectorbassguy
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jubjub721 said:
CONGRATS to Jubs!
A post with NO spelling errors! Way to go little buddy! 
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CONGRATS to Jubs!
A post with NO spelling errors! Way to go little buddy! 
Fuzzy Dustmite
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bovinehost said:
Apples!
Fuzzy Dustmite
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spectorbassguy said:CONGRATS to Jubs!
See Jubs
See Jubs post
Post, Jubs! Post!
bovinehost
Administrator
Well, to be fair, there were only three words in his post. Observe:
"a duck
a duck floats"
It appears at first to be two phrases, one even approaches sentence-hood, but fine, okay, we give him a go on the spelling.
Punctuation, however...........
"a duck
a duck floats"
It appears at first to be two phrases, one even approaches sentence-hood, but fine, okay, we give him a go on the spelling.
Punctuation, however...........
skabassist13
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i have schallers on my bass. the screws that came with them are way to small. and i dont remeber what the problem was with the set of screws that came with the bass, but those didnt work either. so what i did was used a wood screw. now that sounds simple, but its not. i decreased the diameter of the head of the screw( ground it off with a grinder), so that it would fit in the recess of the button. then enlarged the whole in the button so it would accomdate the screw(using a drill with a bit approxiamtely the size of the screw), so that it would actually go in. now some of you may be opposed to this, and i suppose the process is somewhat irreversable, but the screws i used were not only thicker than the originals on the bass, but longer as well. so i put a bigger screw in a smaller hole. it effectively worked and i have not had any problems what so ever. they are stuck in there. the only downside is if i wanted to use a different button i would only be able to use bigger screws and not go back to the originals. oh well, i like my straplocks, but for some that might not be such a good idea.
Travis
Travis
oldbluebassman
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Rock solid. Finished. Now back to Jubs' grammar and spelling development. It's far more interesting. By the way I reckon Ronnie Wood floats. Considering what he's consumed over the years he must float through every Stones gig.
Mobay45
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jubjub721 said:
Mediocrantabulousness is a synonym for curiosity. I looked it up.
bovinehost
Administrator
PUNCTUATION, Jubs, PUNCTUATION!
Help us, we are trying to understand your strange language.
Help us, we are trying to understand your strange language.
crazybass888
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So what have we learned here...
If a Bongo weighs the same as a duck, its made of wood... and therefore a witch!
Jub still needs help w/ grammar, but he's getting better...
and finally, bigger screws make bigger holes...
have I left anything out???
If a Bongo weighs the same as a duck, its made of wood... and therefore a witch!
Jub still needs help w/ grammar, but he's getting better...
and finally, bigger screws make bigger holes...
have I left anything out???
bassmonkeee
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Mediocrantabulousness is a perfectly promulent word.
giddy4geddy
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I'm so glad I started this thread.
In fact, I'm so glad I started it that I think I will finish it. Viola!
Thanks for all the input guys. I RECKON (see, I'm from Georgia and I use it too) I'll go hunt me down some toothpicks.
Chris
In fact, I'm so glad I started it that I think I will finish it. Viola!
Thanks for all the input guys. I RECKON (see, I'm from Georgia and I use it too) I'll go hunt me down some toothpicks.
Chris
crazybass888 said:So what have we learned here...
If a Bongo weighs the same as a duck, its made of wood... and therefore a witch!
Jub still needs help w/ grammar, but he's getting better...
and finally, bigger screws make bigger holes...
have I left anything out???
Yeah you left out toothpicks
tk
crazybass888
Well-known member
My Bad...
