What Is On Your Mind?

Why don't you tag @Poster Nutbag to ask him yourself?

 

I should not feel this tired.

Long day of work yesterday, followed by a long session at a lady friend's house. I get home around 1:00 am, immediately go to sleep. I wake up at 8:00am refreshed and ready to do things today. But now I just feel fatigued.

Edit: Also, what is the female equivalent of an embarrassing or awkward boner? I have a funny story that may make a good thread where people can share their experiences, but I'm not sure what to call it.

 

True, but you seem the more active of the two so it made sense at the time.

 

S. and I were going to go to the Cleveland Botanical Gardens today, but it snowed way too much and I don't feel comfortable driving back and forth in that haha. Maybe next weekend. :3 Either way, we get to go to a hockey game tonight! First for both of us

 

Wish me luck at my first attempt at romance

 

My corset came in. Fits well except on the chest. My boobs aren't big enough to fill the space.

 

Knock em dead big guy

 

Yay!!!!
My tax return money is in!
I already ordered new training toys for Mo..........Except now I wish I added a little something for me, I kind of wanted to get a replacement Fenrir for the one I gave away (and a David, always wanted to get a David). Oh well, there is always next time.

 

This was just beautiful, I was laughing so hard my mom asked if I was ok XD

 

Hehe, I do read everything, but tend to post more in the Skype group nowadays.

Anyways, I actually do know a fair amount of songs on bass, but like I said earlier, I haven't kept up lately. Some of them come back as I play though. Long story short, I know a bunch of country standards as well as huge mix of funk, rock and metal stuff, with plenty of odds and ends mixed in.

I also have both an active and a passive bass. The active on is a 5-string spectre that has basically the hottest-most-on-fire tone ever.

Also, you see that my bass is fretless... My precision fingering game is obviously on point

 

Haha yeah I can understand replying more on Skype.
As for the basses, very nice~
I actually got rid of my 5-string because I just didn't find a use for it (give the occasional metal song), so I'm focusing on mostly 4-strings and may stick to passive pick-ups as for the active I have has a very odd tone to it and I'm not sure if I like it, however I will still keep the bass because it's a gorgeous bass and still plays really smoothly.

 

And this all came about from Aleks and James from the creatures playing csgo.

This had me in fits of laughter. There is even a tweet on the bad dragon tweets feed.

 

Yeah I remember @th3shad0w posted this in the funny stuff thread.
It's just a shame about what's happened with the Creatures lately, most of the people I really stuck around and watched from them have left so I don't really watch what they do anymore.

 

Well, do you feel your boobs are too small or the corset is too big?

 

Damn im good

 

Heres a picture of the spot we had the picnic. It wasnt this pretty but it was nice.


It was also super fucking cold

 

I like the flexibility having both offers. My actives are more suited for Rock/Metal/Funk while my passives are better for more mellow/smooth playing.
As for the 5-string, I just like to be able to go deeper/higher (having a high C or B is quite nice). Plus I've had that one for something like 7 years now, so I'm very accustomed to playing it.

 

WELP if that doesn't work you can always give her the moon

 

Yeah I can understand that.
When you find an instrument that you want to hold dear or have become accustomed to, you usually tend to hold onto it closely.
I can also agree with you on the active/passive deal.
Personally I find passive pick-ups easier to deal with since you don't have to deal with batteries and what not, however active pick-ups tend to have a nice sense of depth to them.
As I posted in the Personal Projects thread I plan on outfitting a passive Squire Bass that already has some awesome sounding Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound P-bass pick ups in them with a Seymour Duncan SMB-4a Alnico Humbucker pick-up in the bridge on top of completely "blacking out" all the hardware.