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Location:Opelika, Alabama
Biography:I had a dream ...once
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[quote]Now that you've found such a mythical guitar, maybe you can finally finish writing that song, baw.[/quote] :lol: Which one? Really though, writing wise, it's done. I like it. At this point, I'm just trying to get it right in attitude and sound. It's got to have the groove, the humor ...
It's at my friend's pawn shop. I walked in and spotted it right off because it's different. I got closer and I could see that it was different. Looked closer and saw that it was carbon fiber, so I picked it up and started playing it. I was stunned. It has this built in chorus, reverb and de...
What do they plan to do with that money? Cut some dicks off or what?...
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTPL0W1NNPo[/embed] It's used and 1/2 price from new....

re: Beef bottom round roast

Posted by auggie on 5/19/24 at 11:36 pm
Put it on the grill with heavy mesquite smoke, cook it medium-well. Take it off and slice into chunks like stew meat. Put those in the crockpot, cover with equal amounts of Moore's sauce, apple cider vinegar and beer. Once it starts to bubble a bit, let it go another 30 minutes throw in chopp...
I've used the gig bag scale book for a long time and it is falling apart now, so I want to buy something else that's larger and easier to read while I'm learning, that also has a lot of content. Thanks for suggestions....
I don't know why anyone would go to a restaurant to eat catfish....
[quote]This is an extremely naive take.[/quote] Oh somebody is naive here, but it's not me.[quote] quote: Maybe you should try to white knight for working people who actually pay for everything, instead of somebody who has to sit in jail due to bad choices. FIFY [/quote]...
[quote]There’s also a process to fly into outer space. That doesn’t mean it’s accessible to most people.[/quote] The bond process is available to anyone who hasn't totally fricked up their own reputation so bad, that no one can trust them enough to help them. Maybe you should try to white knight ...

re: Seger or Springsteen

Posted by auggie on 5/19/24 at 6:58 pm
Always liked them both. I've actually bought more Springsteen music in my life than Seger's, because Springsteen didn't get as much play on our local radio. Seger was on all the time....
[quote]Good for you. I’ve never been asked for bail money, nor have I ever needed bail money.[/quote] Then what are you bitching about? There is a process available to get out of jail while awaiting trial. If you take advantage of that process, you don't have to sit in jail and talk on a video...
I've heard about scams that sound similar to this. I would check out the seller's background, if you don't know him, and ask some local companies about their prices....
[quote] noted Why even bother discussing this if you’re just going to end with a lazy “point” like this?[/quote] I've been arrested before and had to be bonded out. Even though I was poor, it was easy for me to get a friend to sign a property bond for me. He knew I wasn't going miss court ...
[quote]I understand that you think it’s very easy to find someone to put their house up as collateral for someone else. Maybe it is but it’s hard for me to believe. I certainly wouldn’t be willing to do that for anyone other than my husband.[/quote] There is a process. It's been the same for every...
[quote]It's a question of whether or not the accused knows someone with several thousand dollars on hand who is willing to loan it to them for 5 and a half months. Louisiana is one of the poorest states in America. The majority of the state is rural. The median income here is $27,0000. Your belie...
[quote]Not everyone assumes everyone who has been arrested is guilty, bud.[/quote] The question of being able to get bonded out has nothing to do with the assumption of guilt, or innocence. It's only a question of : Will this person show up for court if I bond them out?...
[quote]The people who can't get anyone to help them with bond probably have a long list of priors to the point that family or friends do not want anything to do with them. I hire people for work from a sober living facility and have seen a few of them get arrested for stupid crap over the weekend...
[quote]With inflation the way it is, I don’t expect many people in one of the poorest states in country to have several thousand dollars available to loan to someone who has been accused of a crime. [/quote] So, this trustworthy, completely innocent person that got arrested, doesn't know [i]anyon...
[quote]Everyone who is arrested is guilty. Gotcha.[/quote] If they are trustworthy individuals, they would probably know at least 1 person with property, who will go to bat for them. A former employer, a family member, a former teacher, someone from church, a friend......
[quote]Would you loan someone with an annual salary of $27k a couple thousand bucks to bail out a loved one? Do you expect someone with that income to own property?[/quote] These are all things that reasonable people should consider, before getting themselves arrested. " If I get my arse in ja...