aphantomvaper
Bend it to the Owl!
Knife go in, guts come out, that's what Osaka Fish Concern is all about!That gave me a haddock.
Knife go in, guts come out, that's what Osaka Fish Concern is all about!That gave me a haddock.
I need to adjust my Cod piece.“What does it mean?”
”Les sleeps with the fishes…”
I've had that happen. I've got a variety of them - I like experimenting with picks - but find I can't really get happy unless I'm using Blue Chip picks, which are apparently brought down from Mount Olympus, dusted with magic particles, and blessed by a voodoo shaman, which is why they cost so much.Funny thing is, I was looking for a slightly different sound and all I did was change to one of my other picks... poof there it was.
Wait, this isn't "just us?"I dig “confidentially” posts on public forums.
Kind of like my v-picks which are my favorite, then the petrucci dunlops.I've had that happen. I've got a variety of them - I like experimenting with picks - but find I can't really get happy unless I'm using Blue Chip picks, which are apparently brought down from Mount Olympus, dusted with magic particles, and blessed by a voodoo shaman, which is why they cost so much.
Both are nice picks.Kind of like my v-picks which are my favorite, then the petrucci dunlops.
I've seen and have a couple casein, but my fave is the V-Pick Dimension JR 3.0. I've heard of Red Bear picks and visited their site once.I recently saw that D'Addario are making picks out of casein, which Red Bear picks are made from. Unfortunately, they only have two shapes and each shape has its own thickness, there isn't a lot of choice.
I do plan to investigate these picks at some point.
Yes, investigate! I'm the Hercule Poirot of picks! I do investigations!
So far, I like the tone I get using the Blue Chip picks, and they're indestructible. The ones I bought in 2014 are still like new. If there's any edge wear, which I doubt, you'd need an electron microscope to see it. They sound the way I remember real tortoise picks sounding. Which is great. This, of course, assumes that my memory of that is good, but heck, don't tell me it isn't if I don't know it's bad. Just allow me to be an old f#ck who thinks he knows whereof he speaketh.I've seen and have a couple casein, but my fave is the V-Pick Dimension JR 3.0. I've heard of Red Bear picks and visited their site once.
It's not an axe, it's a gillotine...That gave me a haddock.
Well done.My dear friends, you might wonder if this thread has a purpose beyond mere humor. I'm wondering that myself....hmmm...
[insert clock ticking for about ten seconds]
OK then! After giving it a few seconds of thought, the thread originally had several purposes. In no particular order they are:
- To have a little fun on a day when there's a serious snowstorm and there's nothing much to do; and,
- To remind myself and others that sometimes a really simple, inexpensive, change can accommodate the tone needs of the moment; and,
- To create an irresistibly humorous/disgusting reference to one's yarbles; and.
- To add a concept from a movie that I actually saw in a real movie theater back in the day; and,
- To remind myself that the solution to a guitar tone issue isn't always 'Sell The Damn Thing'; and,
- To divert your attention to me, me, wonderful me! Though you might well feel differently about the 'wonderful' bit - and I don't blame you, because I'm sick of myself, too!
When I had my heart attack, one of the nurses said to me, "There's a silver lining. They're going to tell you to never shovel snow again!"Well done.
I'd say you earned an extra 1/2 martini, but unless your wife is going to shovel your sidewalk to the front porch then you need to be steady.
Don’t want to say this in public, so I’ll just put it here for just us. I have it on good authority that the voodoo shaman is someone we all know here. I can’t say his name under a strict non-disclosure agreement, but if I were you, I’d get the raw pick, and mail it to Sergio. When it comes back it will be the exact same chip but Sergio will do the blessing for a significant discount for his forum brothers. Since that is the biggest expense when buying these from Blue Chip, you end up with the same product but for the price of a regular pick.I've had that happen. I've got a variety of them - I like experimenting with picks - but find I can't really get happy unless I'm using Blue Chip picks, which are apparently brought down from Mount Olympus, dusted with magic particles, and blessed by a voodoo shaman, which is why they cost so much.
Impossible! Bargain hunting is contrary to one's sense of noblesse oblige.Since that is the biggest expense when buying these from Blue Chip, you end up with the same product but for the price of a regular pick.
Are you starting a fin club?“What does it mean?”
”Les sleeps with the fishes…”
I get where you’re coming from. But this is Bobohizan Sergio we’re talking about here, and Dennis Rodman asked him to do us a solid."Please do not spoil my fun. K?"
Every damn time I want to investigate Red Bear picks, their web shop is either closed or they didn't make any of the sizes/thicknesses I'd be interested in.
I'd play that just for the halibut.“What does it mean?”
”Les sleeps with the fishes…”