The snapper is crazy, why haven't I given in yet?IDK about OP, but personally, I thought a thread about the craziest guitar collection on the internet would be more
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The snapper is crazy, why haven't I given in yet?IDK about OP, but personally, I thought a thread about the craziest guitar collection on the internet would be more
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You thought it'd be more only 5 guitars on a tacky cheap couch and less old bald white man? Fair enough.IDK about OP, but personally, I thought a thread about the craziest guitar collection on the internet would be more
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You thought it'd be more only 5 guitars on a tacky cheap couch and less old bald white man? Fair enough.
You should. Snappers are IMHO underrated as hell.The snapper is crazy, why haven't I given in yet?
IDK about OP, but personally, I thought a thread about the craziest guitar collection on the internet would be more
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Big collections require big finances, lol
I know Kyle is probably thinking WTF is this thread, but it is up to 10 pages.
This video did inspire me that I need to put my XXX cab back together with the stock speakers and give it another try.
There's no need to actually be satan just because you like satan musicAnd speaking of birthdays, if you go to Hooters for lunch with me, when you go to the bathroom, all of the waitresses will know it’s your birthday before you get back to the table.
Great grandfather was a night watchman at a sawmill up in the northern lands , literally got crushed by a dislodged chunk of frozen sawdust that slid off the sawdust burg. He paid his bills on time and had no debt, dave ramsay full of shit.I’m sorry for starting this line of Dave Ramsey finance stuff. I just don’t want to hear about one of you dying after your hoard/pile of identical Mesa 4x12s topples over and crushes you in the basement.
Either the gear falling on your head kills you or the mountain of debt. GAS is a terminal disease!
I’m sorry for starting this line of Dave Ramsey finance stuff. I just don’t want to hear about one of you dying after your hoard/pile of identical Mesa 4x12s topples over and crushes you in the basement.
Either the gear falling on your head kills you or the mountain of debt. GAS is a terminal disease!
I had this done to me at a Chili's once, except my friend's bounced as soon as the cake came with all the spectacle I was a teenager and didn't even know you could request such a thing, so I was very confused. Good times!And speaking of birthdays, if you go to Hooters for lunch with me, when you go to the bathroom, all of the waitresses will know it’s your birthday before you get back to the table.
Like the heads but less so, the cabs were underrated.Big collections require big finances, lol
I know Kyle is probably thinking WTF is this thread, but it is up to 10 pages.
This video did inspire me that I need to put my XXX cab back together with the stock speakers and give it another try.
Seriously with what is going on right now in Australia and Canada I dunno why you have not replaced your entire governments (via voting). The US it’s screwed up, but not like those two countries. On a total depressing path for the middle class…well what’s left of it.
Doesn’t the government realize if you spend all your money on housing you can’t work on your gear hoard?
I had a slant and straight, Im not sure they wereLike the heads but less so, the cabs were underrated.
I have a XXX head and cab. I don't use them much though.Like the heads but less so, the cabs were underrated.
This is a very ABNORMAL environment... but with the inverted yield curve, stretched equity valuations, and a lot of uncertainty on Fed policy, sitting in a money market account and earning 5.5% a year is suddenly a pretty attractive investment approach, and if you have debt at an interest rate below that, on a net basis you're better off paying the minimum and redirecting excess into a money market account than paying it down more aggressively. If you have a loan at a 3.5% rate, and a lot of Americans have mortgages with rates of that or less now, after the 2020 rate lows, then the differential favors sitting in cash (or, technically cash equivalent money markets) to the tune of an extra 2% a year.Idk, I have not run the numbers, but I feel like unless you actively trade in the stock market or you are sitting on TONS of cash (like at least 50k+), you're just counting pennies earned on interest by sitting on your money instead of paying off your bills.
And then you get a 1099-INT in the mail that eats half of your interest earned so you only netted 3% on your 5.5% and you may as well have paid off the 3.5% debt in the first placeThis is a very ABNORMAL environment... but with the inverted yield curve, stretched equity valuations, and a lot of uncertainty on Fed policy, sitting in a money market account and earning 5.5% a year is suddenly a pretty attractive investment approach, and if you have debt at an interest rate below that, on a net basis you're better off paying the minimum and redirecting excess into a money market account than paying it down more aggressively. If you have a loan at a 3.5% rate, and a lot of Americans have mortgages with rates of that or less now, after the 2020 rate lows, then the differential favors sitting in cash (or, technically cash equivalent money markets) to the tune of an extra 2% a year.
That's not usually the case, of course.