FourString

Sawmill is getting nuts. Countdown until we're kicked out in 3...2...

*blush*

Tripod!

It doesn't exist. I've been lying to you.

I want to ride this weekend. Shoot me a text. I'll come help if you want an extra set of hands.

These two stand out for me. I pretty much like every genre (for those of you who know me well would agree), but I can't stand this new "metal"-female-rock-fake synth violin-crap. To make it worse, I used to hang out with the lead guitarist of Skillet, but I can't even listen to that crap. :dumb:

That's what I saw at first too. My excuse is that I'm from southern Ohio.

Bring the Mustang if it's done. :megusta:

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.

In before Grant starts fapping.

I own deh Chewie, bruh. You have to rent your shit.

Remove all diesel truck ricers + remove anything with a "system" or stupid lighting = Good Sawmill again

:dumb:

Yamaha Breeze 125...wow. My first "car". That really brings back memories of bumping around southern Ohio for hours and hours after school. Where I'm from, we use quads as cars

Pics?

I think I could bobtail a Kenworth and do better than that. Oh well. Ford LOL

On my way with Matt.

Oh why not. I'll be there.

The broccoli was good.

Are they doing that well? I'll have to look into one now.

I'm down. I'll set the time for 8pm. If at least two other people commit, then I will go. Otherwise, I will stay home and eat raw broccoli.

Anyone else want to go somewhere tonight? Maybe hit up a pizza place? I have yet to find a good pan pizza in Columbus, so someone surprise me. 8pm @ Tristano's in Grove City. If at least two other people commit, then I will go.

I stand totally corrected. I haven't done reasearch on it in several years, but here is the current: "The instrument was stolen from a park bench in New York City’s Greenwich Village in 1986, and remained lost until it showed up in 2007 at a little music store in Manhattan’s East Side. The store owner had purchased it used from an anonymous seller for a measly sum, and refused to return it to Pastorius’ family upon discovering who it originally belonged to. After an intense legal battle between the owner and the family — along with Trujillo’s help, who had become a family friend years prior — the case was settled and the bass was returned to its rightful owners. To thank him for his help, the bass was handed over to Trujillo with the agreement with the family that if they wanted it back for any reason, he would return it. For Trujillo, it was as much of an honor as it was an ecstatic experience. “Last September, I played it for the first time at Yankee Stadium. It was the first time in many, many years that it had been played in front of a New York audience,” Trujillo explains. The Pastorius family was in attendance, and Trujillo chose to pay tribute to Jaco and Cliff Burton — two of his biggest heroes — by playing ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ with the legendary bass. Trujillo explains the feeling, stating, “That was a very special moment in my life. It was also special to the family, and it was special to the instrument.” Casey, sorry for the hijack. I had to post the correction, though.

Yep. The Pastorius family has even offered to buy it from Robert, but he will not sell it to them. Fuck him.