Midtown bass now in too

[drbassman]

Oh yeah, we have extra rooms the week before Christmas!  No inflatable dolls though.   

[Highlander]

It's called the Rochester International Airport because once I think a De Havilland Otter got lost and landed there.

LMAO

A bit like us when we commuted from Louisville back home - I stupidly thought I might get some duty-free's on the way out, then possibly at Cleveland (where we connected back to the UK) and realising that there were two hopes of getting anything (other than Cleveland Browns souvenirs ), and one of those was dead...

[Lightyear]

OMG, I had no idea that there there are any two points in the whole state that far apart!

One always underestimates the sheer hugeness of your good country.

Pffffttt!!! We just took a little vacation trip to Big Bend last week from the Houston area - just we bit under a 700 mile drive   One way

Upstate NY, that is anything other than NYC and areas east, is a seriously a beautiful place to behold but that drive in December could be a bit rough.  Tons of commuter flights up there and usually cheap too,

[TBird1958]

You never come to Seattle 


I would cook Sauerbraten for you too 

[Aussie Mark]

Update to the Midtown page at the Gibson website .... "10/12 – Fingerboard species changed from Baked Maple to Rosewood"

[drbassman]

You never come to Seattle 


I would cook Sauerbraten for you too 

I'd come to Seattle for that!!!

[uwe]

Mark, if I ever get to the West Coast again, you will be on my hit list. In fact, Northern California, Oregon and that rainy plot of land between Oregon and Canada have been on Edith's mind for a while.

[TBird1958]

Ah well, I'll expect some fun pics.
The Wilkommen mat is always out here.

The coast isn't alway rainy, rocky and foreboding either, (although that really charming too) Washington has some surprisingly beautiful beaches, this is in August when the weather tends to be nice, 80 degress - it was a good to walk barefoot in the ocean, one of life's true pleasures.

Maybe I need a Midtown 

[Dave W]

Uwe, if you decide to fly to Rochester, make sure it's the one in New York, not Minnesota. Otherwise it will be a long taxi ride to the HOG.

[uwe]

I thought you would give me a ride in your snocat, no? You know how travelling in tracked vehicles is traditional German style! A lightning fast - dare I even say Blitzkrieg-style? - offensive move from MN to NY, plowing a, jawohl, Korridor through ze US of A. Today the world, tomorrow ze HOG. Or the other way around, I'm confused ...


"Entschuldigen Sie bitte, can you tell us ze vvay to ze HÖG, sofort, ja?"

[TBird1958]

That'd be useful in parts of New Jersey.

[Dave W]

I thought you would give me a ride in your snocat, no? You know how travelling in tracked vehicles is traditional German style! A lightning fast - dare I even say Blitzkrieg-style? - offensive move from MN to NY, plowing a, jawohl, Korridor through ze US of A. Today the world, tomorrow ze HOG. Or the other way around, I'm confused ...


"Entschuldigen Sie bitte, can you tell us ze vvay to ze HÖG, sofort, ja?"

...

And if US troops fought back, you could get advice from Paula Broadwell. I hear she knows how to handle a General's big surge.

[Pilgrim]

And if US troops fought back, you could get advice from Paula Broadwell. I hear she knows how to handle a General's big surge.

Is that a rocket launcher in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?   

[drbassman]

I heard the General was caught by his privates.   

[Dave W]

I heard the General was caught by his privates.   

Reminds me of Qaddafi's mistress going to the doctor and finding out she had venerial disease.....she asked the doctor what it was and he said "a disease of the privates".

And she says "that SOB told me he was a Colonel!"



Did anybody else hear about the Denver station that mistakenly aired a photoshopped cover of Broadwell's book?