[SmashiusClay]

Damnit, I wanted to post an 'inspire Smashius to deadlifting glory' thread in preparation for tonight's lifting session (first heavy session post-surgery on the DL), but the dog won't let me open new threads. Now I've got to go to work.

This sucks, Smash out.

[hunto]

Originally Posted by SmashiusClay

Damnit, I wanted to post an 'inspire Smashius to deadlifting glory' thread in preparation for tonight's lifting session (first heavy session post-surgery on the DL), but the dog won't let me open new threads. Now I've got to go to work.

This sucks, Smash out.

Peace Smashius !

[magicman531]

i dub thee mr. price

[Urban]

Originally Posted by Sonny

Sweet. I'm putting away some cash for a new bass guitar and I've decided to get a six string acoustic/electric bass. I was looking at getting a custom shop model but was kind of worried about having it shipped and paying the duty charges on it and all that shit. However, one of the custom shops I was looking at is based right here in Vancouver.

I went to look at some 4 string acoustic electrics today, found one I could tolerate for about 500 dollars, can't imagine what a custom 6 string would run, or feel like... that's some serious reinforcement to cope with that kind of tension. what I did find is there's a lot less consistency in acoustics from bass to bass than in straight electrics. Two of the exact same low end models buzzed in different places and had slightly different tone. You really get what you pay for and even then I think it pays to play before you make the purchase. one of the higher end models had a loose bridgepiece, sure it's an easy enough fix, but if that kind of buzzing is going to get past the inspectors who knows what else they can miss! on solid body electrics I think there's a lot less voodoo and a lot more consistency.

[Urban]

Originally Posted by Urban

Hustle to win, to survive, to create. The hustle makes us grow, improve, strive for something greater. When we hustle we want more, we crave, we want peace, and in the meantime we develop the personal capacity to be peaceful: to let that which does not matter truly slide. Hustle to breathe, day in day out hustle to exist, to make ends meat. Work at it, push hard, improve. Put it all out there and do what you love, push in your whole stack and make huge aggressive leaps toward what you want. Put all your energy into loving what you do and making it work. Fight, struggle, work. Hustle.

tatted indie rock coffee shop chick REALLY dug this btw, and I'm actually kind of proud of this little blurb.

[magicman531]

Originally Posted by Urban

tatted indie rock coffee shop chick REALLY dug this btw, and I'm actually kind of proud of this little blurb.

thats quite a title

[hunto]

Urban- fighter, poet, philosopher

[Urban]

Oddly enough, it seems to be a forum appointed title, not one I assigned.

*views hunto's deleted post*
nope, sent it via text, cause I'm romantic like that.

It's kind of a pertinent concept for me lately, I feel like I've begun to slow down too much, I need to get my ass in gear again in so many facets...

[magicman531]

have you been listening to rollins again? or was it tony robbins this time?!?!

[hunto]

Originally Posted by Urban

*views hunto's deleted post*
nope, sent it via text, cause I'm romantic like that.

My fatal flaw- blurting before the edit part gets a chance to filter idiotic things .....

if only real life had an edit feature