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jdogric12 wrote:Mine was funnier.

No argument there!!

jdogric12 wrote:


Peavey + Convert = Peavert

Peavey + Convert = Perfect Intellect.

Just so everyone knows, Tony Cabibe is now officially a US Peavey convert!!! He has seen the light!!!!

rickenbrother wrote:

jack1953 wrote:quote]

God bless you Brian!!

Yeah, God bless that mammaluke!

Jack, Tony has had alot on his plate lately. He will rejoin us soon.

Great! Was praying that, that was the case, and that he is okay! Thanks for the update Joey!

jack1953 wrote:You would think as the moderator, Tony would be here to at least give me a little support!!

APB: Tony Cabibe, please report to The Others Forum, Tony Cabibe!!!

I can't believe my dear friend Tony left me with all alone with my pants down!!!!

You would think as the moderator, Tony would be here to at least give me a little support!!

APB: Tony Cabibe, please report to The Others Forum, Tony Cabibe!!!

winston wrote:Tony loves his Peavey basses. They are great for gigs where you are worried that someone my take more than a passing interest in your Rick bass.

There, I brought the thread back on track ..................you numpties.

God bless you Brian!!

You cannot insult me!!! I have too much love for everyone!! (thinking about what I said)

That is 'agape' love, not eros or man love!!!!!!!!!!

Jack

winston wrote:Get better soon Jack..............but please spare us the gory details.

You sound like my wife!!

Now we know what caused your hernia... :lol:
I once had a Peavey T-40, it has one of the best necks I've ever played but they had to be sat down with...

Eden.


Fortunately, the T-40 is the only true 'beast', weight wise. The Millennium Plus I have is probably more along the weight of a 4004 ...

woodyng wrote:Well made and cheep to boot. i had a unity series dyna bass,made of koa with a 5 piece neck-through,that i really liked,and those can still be picked up for a couple hundred bucks.

Well said Woody! I like a man who knows his bass guitars!!!

Things going much better and wanted to thank everyone for the kind words and encouragement. Seems as though there was about 2 feet of colon outside, and was even down inside the scrotum!! :shock: Which explains all the trauma and swelling! They do it 'out patient' but the recovery process is a ...

I know Tony has tried to witness to these, but coming from someone who has only been playing bass guitar for a little over 2 years, without any preconceived bias, I will say that of all the basses I've had in my possession the last 2 years, buying, returning, and selling, to find my personal ...

Update: Here it is some 37 days later and I would say that I'm at about 90% recovered! I still feel some tenderness every now and then, but very close to 100%. Thanks for all the support and putting up with some gruesome details!! :shock:
Jack

PS Never again will I wait 10 years for repair! :wink:

I'm not even going to comment on the asking price, but rather I did not know that they made the Laredo with gold trim im 1995, or is this a typo?

http://cgi.ebay.com/SUPERB-1995-RICKENB ... 3366ea7964