In this case merging makes a lot of sense IMHOTotally agree with you, moon but I am lazy. You can find mine on page 70 of the "What do you do for a living thread?"
My background has been primarily in private investigations ... I usually try to blend in a little more and not stick out in my community, the most I wear to work these days is a flat cap. My fedoras would just stick out too much.
I understand the need to blend in, but a private-eye without a fedora makes me sad.
I can't imagine Mike Hammer without a fedora!I understand the need to blend in, but a private-eye without a fedora makes me sad.
interesting how many bass players are around here
love it
I've always been a frustrated bass player ... I love playing bass
and a bass player is a drummers best friend ... I enjoy making a solid "engine room" with a good bass player ... probably my favorite part of my job
Sorta like a marriage.Bass and drums are a single instrument that requires two people to play.
So many of us cuz we were the ones (during our formative band years) who were never good enuff to play rhythm/lead guitar. Dirty work but someone had to do it...interesting how many bass players are around here
love it
I've always been a frustrated bass player ... I love playing bass
and a bass player is a drummers best friend ... I enjoy making a solid "engine room" with a good bass player ... probably my favorite part of my job
A Southie transplant to Texas? That has to be interestingI enjoy reading all these comments.
I'm one of those done everything types including getting married 4 times.
Grew up in the projects of South Boston and went to Viet Nam with an 8th grade education.
Got myself a college degree and banged around as a truck driver, tour guide, retail manager and bindery foreman to name a few.
Lost my job in my mid-fifties and started a carriage service which became a feed/tack store and eventually morphed into the One 2 mini Ranch hat store.
It took a long time but I finally found something that keeps me busy, happy and at home.
A Southie transplant to Texas? That has to be interesting
Three EX's, possibly four. Four mother-in-laws, man, you Texans really are made of sterner stuff.I enjoy reading all these comments.
I'm one of those done everything types including getting married 4 times.
I've always been a wandering cowboy. Finally got my first horse at 45 and started raising Belgians for a while.A Southie transplant to Texas? That has to be interesting