26th January 2011
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#27451 | | Lives for beer
Joined: Nov 2007 Location: Ameliastan
Posts: 4,647
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Originally Posted by NeedsMoreFuzz  Hey Jeremy -- just had a look at this now ---- really, really nice work man -- sounds beautiful  hope it does well at the festivals for you. | Me too! Loved it!!! Very nicely done, indeed! | 
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26th January 2011
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#27452 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2008 Location: France
Posts: 2,057
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26th January 2011
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#27453 | | Kills for gear
Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Beagle Rock
Posts: 4,524
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Originally Posted by Old Goat It was as you said, mon Colonel! I went and gave meself a beard trim, took a shower, got a snack, and viola', it was there!
Excellent, Jeremy. Simply excellent. I really like that what was not said was louder than what was said. Nice job. I won't jinx you by handicapping it's chances...  | Quote:
Originally Posted by Unclenny Nice piece.  | Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedsMoreFuzz Hey Jeremy -- just had a look at this now ---- really, really nice work man -- sounds beautiful hope it does well at the festivals for you. | Quote:
Originally Posted by BudgetMC Me too! Loved it!!! Very nicely done, indeed! |
If it wasn't enough that you guys all gave me 17 1/2 minutes of your time you are all also so supportive!!! Thanks so much, the encouragement I'm receiving from this thread especially makes it all seem worth it to be able to share. 
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26th January 2011
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#27454 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Apr 2006 Location: Right here in this chair
Posts: 3,454
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AKJM.... Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremy.c. I play a mean kazoo though, RBZ will attest, so call on me if you need some wicked kazooing.  | Oh, I can definitely attest to your mad kazoo skills....especially when they're coupled with a Marshall stack. DEADLY. stike  stike
BTW, disregard that last PM...the link worked for me this morning. Very well done! | |
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26th January 2011
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#27455 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2008 Location: France
Posts: 2,057
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26th January 2011
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#27456 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Oct 2007 Location: Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Posts: 1,775
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Jeremy
I have to agree with everyone here. It's a great piece! You had me guessing where you were going with it almost all the way through (I find most things largely predictable) I love how it ended and the message it delivered.
Thank you.
PEACE! 
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26th January 2011
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#27457 | | Gear Head
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 70
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this tread is cool
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26th January 2011
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#27458 | | Gear Head
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 70
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Originally Posted by QuadWing I love how into this thread everyone is! It seems... inviting! | could be the title.. FREE STUFF!!!! haha who doesnt love that?!
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26th January 2011
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#27459 | | Gear addict
Joined: Oct 2007 Location: San Diego
Posts: 336
| Free AKG D112
Hello everyone! I am going to give away an AKG D112 for free!! It has been barely used. Still has the original documents, hardcase, sticker!
Besides being a Gearslut, I am also a big plantslut. To get the microphone you will need to guess the most about this plant in the picture (name, where it is from, etc.) It is an interesting plant. I can give clues if no one gets it. The person who knows or can guess the most wins!
Good luck! | |
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26th January 2011
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#27460 | | Gear interested
Joined: Jan 2011 Location: Brooklyn, NY
Posts: 1
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Just joined this site, noob building a home studio for my hip hop band. Just wanted to say that was an awesome act I just witnessed.
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26th January 2011
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#27461 | | Gear addict
Joined: Dec 2010 Location: New York, NY
Posts: 457
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Originally Posted by MJivxx could be the title.. FREE STUFF!!!! haha who doesnt love that?! | I meant in the sense of support, and such. Everyone here is so supportive and caring. Not like a lot of other forums, where the usual response is "get over it f*****". :( And the starred out word is the fa word, not the fu. :( Quote:
Originally Posted by iordan Hello everyone! I am going to give away an AKG D112 for free!! It has been barely used. Still has the original documents, hardcase, sticker!
Besides being a Gearslut, I am also a big plantslut. To get the microphone you will need to guess the most about this plant in the picture (name, where it is from, etc.) It is an interesting plant. I can give clues if no one gets it. The person who knows or can guess the most wins!
Good luck! | It seriously looks like more of a mushroom mound than anything else, but I'm not too sure, haha. Looks kinda scary!
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26th January 2011
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#27462 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jan 2009 Location: UK
Posts: 1,372
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Originally Posted by iordan Hello everyone! I am going to give away an AKG D112 for free!! It has been barely used. Still has the original documents, hardcase, sticker!
Besides being a Gearslut, I am also a big plantslut. To get the microphone you will need to guess the most about this plant in the picture (name, where it is from, etc.) It is an interesting plant. I can give clues if no one gets it. The person who knows or can guess the most wins!
Good luck! | That's one weird-lookin plant! Nice giveaway man, I'm sure someone will put this to good use
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26th January 2011
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#27463 | | Gear nut
Joined: Oct 2010 Location: NJ, NYC
Posts: 104
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Originally Posted by iordan Hello everyone! I am going to give away an AKG D112 for free!! It has been barely used. Still has the original documents, hardcase, sticker!
Besides being a Gearslut, I am also a big plantslut. To get the microphone you will need to guess the most about this plant in the picture (name, where it is from, etc.) It is an interesting plant. I can give clues if no one gets it. The person who knows or can guess the most wins!
Good luck! | Well, I'll take a shot in the dark. I know nothing about botany, but let's try!
It looks like a fungus, but you said plant so I assume it can't be a shroom of sorts. I think this plant grows through a budding process (like one embryo becoming twins), and may not require light to do so. If it does require light, it likely has a strange photosynthetic process as the color green is not visible. Finally, I believe this plant grows in volcanic soil, and that may have an impact on how it gathers nutrients/energy and is not green in color.
Let me know how I did! 
Quick edit: on second glance I noticed the small flowers. That would mean that if this plant does in fact grow through budding, it still reproduces with male/female anatomy and function. Pollination, I presume.
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Last edited by bjs; 26th January 2011 at 09:22 PM..
Reason: Noticed the flowers
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26th January 2011
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#27464 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 206
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Originally Posted by iordan Hello everyone! I am going to give away an AKG D112 for free!! It has been barely used. Still has the original documents, hardcase, sticker!
Besides being a Gearslut, I am also a big plantslut. To get the microphone you will need to guess the most about this plant in the picture (name, where it is from, etc.) It is an interesting plant. I can give clues if no one gets it. The person who knows or can guess the most wins!
Good luck! | Here is my very random guess. I'm gonna say these yellow flowers grow in the mountainous regions of Eastern Europe. They can withstand cold, dry climates. They have no problem growing thru rock/limestone/fossil...don't need much water, but lots of sun.
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26th January 2011
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#27465 | | Gear addict
Joined: Oct 2007 Location: San Diego
Posts: 336
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Originally Posted by bjs Well, I'll take a shot in the dark. I know nothing about botany, but let's try!
It looks like a fungus, but you said plant so I assume it can't be a shroom of sorts. I think this plant grows through a budding process (like one embryo becoming twins), and may not require light to do so. If it does require light, it likely has a strange photosynthetic process as the color green is not visible. Finally, I believe this plant grows in volcanic soil, and that may have an impact on how it gathers nutrients/energy and is not green in color.
Let me know how I did!
Quick edit: on second glance I noticed the small flowers. That would mean that if this plant does in fact grow through budding, it still reproduces with male/female anatomy and function. Pollination, I presume. | It is a member of the Plantae kingdom and not Fungi. The plant does fruit. (you wouldn't want to eat it) Quote:
Originally Posted by deviousjkicks Here is my very random guess. I'm gonna say these yellow flowers grow in the mountainous regions of Eastern Europe. They can withstand cold, dry climates. They have no problem growing thru rock/limestone/fossil...don't need much water, but lots of sun. | Does require lots of sun. Likes dry climate. However it is not from Europe.
Keep guessing!!
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26th January 2011
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#27466 | | Gear addict
Joined: Oct 2007 Location: San Diego
Posts: 336
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So no one gets confused.. the picture on the left is in cultivation and the picture on the right is in habitat.
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26th January 2011
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#27467 | | has all the gear he needs
Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Terra Firma
Posts: 7,237
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I do believe that those are cactus flowers. | 
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26th January 2011
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#27468 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 186
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Stella De Oro daylily!
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26th January 2011
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#27469 | | has all the gear he needs
Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Terra Firma
Posts: 7,237
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That would be..... incorrect.
......so says our resident Landscaper. | |
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26th January 2011
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#27470 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 186
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Originally Posted by Unclenny That would be..... incorrect.
......so says our resident Landscaper. | i didn't think so either but figured i had better try!
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26th January 2011
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#27471 | | Gear addict
Joined: Oct 2007 Location: San Diego
Posts: 336
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Originally Posted by Unclenny I do believe that those are cactus flowers. | Not a member of the cactus family. Cacti are from the new world, unlike this plant.
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27th January 2011
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#27472 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Apr 2007 Location: Eastern Ozarks
Posts: 4,313
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Looks like a couple of buttercups growing out of a meadow muffin to me... 
Coupla noobs with the right idea! The beat grows on.
I see I'm honored by another quote in Lenny's sig--no such thing as bad publicity!
Got into trouble today over some parts returned from a vendor that were oversized. After they sat in the floor overnight, I measured them and they were good. Then they told me the other shop was 70°! 20° makes a big difference in the size of a metal part! I usually don't waste energy getting mad at work, but I was pretty hot for a while. Flippin' "engineer" doesn't get it when I say 1. it's hollow 2. it's alloy 3. it's been welded. You can no longer predict how it will grow as it warms up--probably won't stay round.  *rant over* 
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27th January 2011
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#27473 | | has all the gear he needs
Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Terra Firma
Posts: 7,237
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Originally Posted by iordan Cacti are from the new world, unlike this plant. | AHA!!!
A clue!! | |
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27th January 2011
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#27474 | | has all the gear he needs
Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Terra Firma
Posts: 7,237
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Thunder Snow here on the East Coast of the US.
True meteorological wonderment!
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27th January 2011
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#27475 | | Gear addict
Joined: Apr 2010 Location: Sooke, BC.
Posts: 340
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Pachypodium brevicaule?
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27th January 2011
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#27476 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Jun 2010 Location: Alberta, Canada
Posts: 190
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this is the giveaway i've been waiting for. the only think my mic locker is missing is a kick drum mic!
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27th January 2011
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#27477 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Jun 2010 Location: Alberta, Canada
Posts: 190
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Originally Posted by surfspank Pachypodium brevicaule? | oh man! that has to be it
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27th January 2011
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#27478 | | Gear addict
Joined: Apr 2010 Location: Sooke, BC.
Posts: 340
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Me too Zoso, and I am a Gardener and a Drummer as well....at least I'm having fun trying to identify it. My boss has 35 years under his belt as a plant identifier here in British Columbia...and even he's sorta stumped.
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27th January 2011
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#27479 | | Gear addict
Joined: Apr 2010 Location: Sooke, BC.
Posts: 340
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Originally Posted by zoso2 oh man! that has to be it | I'm hoping so...praying actually. Since I would outdo my Boss if I could identify this one.
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27th January 2011
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#27480 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Apr 2007 Location: Eastern Ozarks
Posts: 4,313
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UFR, it looks like ginger.
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