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Hmm...how do you mean shitty version? Got any pics?? Asking price?? :D hehe j/k I saw the epiphone version today for sale, for a mere 225 and was tempted, but I've had enough of 2nd bests.... (ps. where is muggy's minge? anywhere near mugiemoss? )

I only like guitars I could never afford Good to dream I suppose ;(

My amp But yeah I may be forced to sell it soon....

Good job on the tidy up whosever doings that was The laney bass amp still mysteriously ends up in a different location after each saturday....PLEASE leave your mark here if you use it because just now that amp is collateral... ....and please stop using the horn speaker, I need it for my drum machine, you don't need it for your bass!!!!!

Hehehe, pretty funny cos as much as I love "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" I always thought it was a bad Oasis rip....

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA :D:D:D:D YES!!! Made my night :D:D The worst thing i ever saw/heard was two 15 year olds up the duff, discussing ante natal classes, over a fag, saying "they, cough, hate yi smokin like" "aye 'av...cough.....hid the lectures aswell....cough"

Sam should go as this guy!

any pics? colour?

If i had the 400 I would say sold.... Maybe you have 400 worth of house work/gardening you need done?

Better than the vocals I record, with drunk football fans, prostitutes and speeding cars in the mix

If it's sound isolation you're after, check out these http://www.studiospares.com/productdetails.asp?pid=54171&cid=2402&ctitle=HEADPHONES%20-%20OTHER&gtitle=HEADPHONES%20&%20SPEAKERS&p=1&gid=2 based on the sound design of ear mufflers worn by workmen operating pneumatic drills all day for a living, they're supposedely very good, especially for drummers to hear the mix rather than the ambient noise of the drums! I wants a pair very badly....for mixing....DON'T mix with headphones Although yes those senheisser's are nice and suited...anda bit more comfortable than the extreme isolation phones I'd guess!

Good luck....they're notorius for getting orders wrong

ahem.....

What pedals you got going, and how cheap?

Similar to what I do, just I do it in a stuffy/freezing (never happy medium) office, on top of IT support, IT Systems administration, IT management and general skivvy work.... never a cushy job

Damn! Wondered about the absence of the ales Was out for a pint with my uncle one night and had to go to prince of wales instead to get some real ale wasn't a patch on the better stuff at mooorings though

This is a guitar This is an amp Plug the guitar into the amp and experience the most incredible sound ever, a sound which has reigned supreme for over 50 years, and will do so for the next 50 years and beyond.... Buy one of these And take it to one of these pieces of filth

Hey, I might be up for drumming, sounds pretty cool...if it is just a laugh (ie. a few times a month at cap toms or whatever and some gigs) then yeah I could be done with doing that as my "main band" is on a real go slow just now, and I wanna reserve my guitar playing for that.....i ain't a great drummer but I was brought up on a strict diet of hardcore music so would know what to play....if you want a sample of me drumming check the below substandard qulity mp3's http://www.inept303.com/drum/oldspleentrack.mp3 http://www.inept303.com/drum/muckabout.mp3

What does the junior look like? And which era of epiphone junior is it? Did it originally have a P90 pickup?

Try www.ukreg.com , cheap as chips... you just log into the ukreg and give it the geocities site address and it will point all users there. UKREG don't provide a managed DNS service although you can pick this up from www.zoneedit.com, you will probably need this if you want to move your website to a better web server, create a parent (A) host and WWW a host and point them to the IP of your new server, then you can use your domain name properly, eg. http://www.yourdomain.com/stuff/pic.jpg , where as with pointing it to a geocities web site, you can't do that, it only knows to redirect to the browser to that main page you specify either with a refresh (which wil then display the geocities address in the URL bar) or by nesting your site within a 100%x100% frame.....

Check out The Prince of Wales on a Sunday night....

hehe, don't worry about it, thats the mail server logs....I use IMAP over VPN for email, (IMAP rulez!!! just have to ditch outlook...) The mail did actually show up in my client as x@microsoft.com , I'm more worried that my server didn't read the From: in the actual email itself, as its always going to test positive on reverse lookups if its checking a genuine header, oh well at least I would know who to contact if it was a real phish attempt...hrm..its late...time for bed i think

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