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Pedal of the week.
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Re: Pedal of the week.
But they'll all be stuck together with maple syrup.
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I can sell the syrup. Not sure how to get rid of the Canadian dollars...
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'Colourful micro-pancakes'
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I guess I could use it as replacement Monopoly money...
EDIT: Sorry, MFG!
EDIT: Sorry, MFG!
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"I mean, Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everyone liked. They left that to the Bee Gees" - Wayne Campbell (Wayne's World)
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No need to apologize. Our money is made of coloured plastic now instead of paper. The slightest nick in the edge and it practically rips itself apart. We have the 1and 2 dollar coins - looney and tooney. We got rid of the penny so paying with cash we are always rounding up or down. Remember not to leave any bills in your pants pocket if you use high heat in the dryer.
Still a great place to live, though.
Still a great place to live, though.
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ManFromGlass - Frequent Poster (Level2)
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ManFromGlass wrote:Still a great place to live, though.
Yes so I’ve heard! My wife dreams of us moving there
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"I mean, Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everyone liked. They left that to the Bee Gees" - Wayne Campbell (Wayne's World)
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And Canadians have this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYza0wxs7Ic which is wonderful :clap: :clap: :clap:
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They also have Banff, which doubles as a tourist resort and a sound effect.
Lake Louise is even more beautiful than the Western Cape.
But beware the elk in rutting season.
Lake Louise is even more beautiful than the Western Cape.
But beware the elk in rutting season.
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SecretSam wrote:But beware The Elk in rutting season.
I didn't know that was ManFromGlass's nickname, but thanks for the warning! :D
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Actually it’s The BIG Elk if you catch my drift
:shocked: :lolno:
:shocked: :lolno:
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ManFromGlass - Frequent Poster (Level2)
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Sam Spoons wrote:And Canadians have this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYza0wxs7Ic which is wonderful :clap: :clap: :clap:
They also have Grant Avenue Studio, and one of the most amazing railway networks, as soon as this virus recedes I’m going there to visit both.
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I’ve always wanted to take the train through the mountains of the west coast. It looks stunning.
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https://www.chaseblissaudio.com/shop-pedals/cxm-1978
I take it they’re referring to the Lexicon 224?
This could be pedal of the week for me, if it is, still damned expensive though, and, no level meters.
More investigation needed.
I take it they’re referring to the Lexicon 224?
This could be pedal of the week for me, if it is, still damned expensive though, and, no level meters.
More investigation needed.
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I've never actually tried any of their pedals but they all look really nice. The MIDI control makes them really versatile as well, I've looked at the Brothers distortion a few times for my rack rig (which looks to be discontinued now). He seems like a really decent guy as well, which always helps.
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Re: Pedal of the week.
Luke W wrote:I've never actually tried any of their pedals but they all look really nice. The MIDI control makes them really versatile as well, I've looked at the Brothers distortion a few times for my rack rig (which looks to be discontinued now). He seems like a really decent guy as well, which always helps.
Yes, needs more investigation.
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