Alembic Guitars Club
Connecting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: lbpesq on April 09, 2017, 10:27:44 AM
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I am convinced that there has been a significant shift in our reality. Time has most certainly sped up at an alarming rate. That is the only reasonable and logical explanation I can deduce to explain how the f*** I could be turning SIXTY-TWO today!!!! SIXTY-TWO! Heck, I remember when 62 seemed old, not the "just sort of entering middle age" that I have come to realize with my new-found wisdom. At least things are starting off with a good omen: I jammed last night with a bass player I had never met before. He walks in and pulls out an Epic!
Bill, tgo
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Many happy returns Bill. ;)
FWIW, I knew something was up with the space/time continuum, but just figured it was cyclical... lucky guess. ;D
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Not a problem, caffeine will allow you to keep up with the shift.
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Happy birthday, Bill! Today is my second birthday this month; I turned 61 on the 1st, but on this date in '75, secondary to flying face-first through a car window into a brick wall, I flat-lined 4 times in 4 hours - so today makes 42 years of playing with the house's money. Let's set something on fire to commemorate all the day encompasses, eh?
Peter
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Hi Bill, happy birthday to you. I hope you are having a fantastic day. :-)
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Hey Bill... Happy Birthday!
I am a few years ahead of you hurtling quickly toward 65 and, yes, it is surreal. When we were younger who could have predicted that strange part of the "long strange trip" was going to be so far in the future. The "never trust anyone over 30" concept sure did not last long.
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Peter, yet another cosmic connection: on April 1, 1966, I went under the knife for "exploratory surgery" concerning a bump in my leg. Six hours later they had removed a tumor, along with 85% of my calf muscle. Back in those days, (though nobody told me about at the time), my parents had to wait a week for the lab report to find out whether or not it was malignant and I'd, at the minimum, be losing the leg. Thankfully, it was benign and other than losing my speed running, and always wearing out my right heel first, I've had no further problems in that regard. We should all strive to fully appreciate whatever we have while we're here.
Bill, tgo
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You must be right. Cuz I swear it seems like only yesterday that you started working on Woody as a 50th birthday to yourself. Where does the time go indeed?
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Celebrate!
It's good juju to jam with someone new who has an Alembic.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO BILL! & Many more .
Wolf
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Happy birthday Bill. If it's any consolation you beat me to 62. :)
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Happy Birthday, Bill! May you have many more!
Rob
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Happy birthday my young friend. You are only as old as you think you are!
Nick
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Happy Birthday Bill
All the best for today and the coming year.
slawie
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Happy Birthday Bill! You're so young.
And Peter, Happy Second Birthday. I guess the universe knew your presence was going to be needed at the Alembic board.
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Happy birthday Bill. Hope you're having a fun day.
graeme
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Happy Birthday from the alembic crew. 8) 8) 8)
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Happy Birthday, Bill!
John
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Thanks, everyone! Had a wonderfully lazy day hanging out at home with the family. Cooked up a batch of my special breakfast potatoes, watched the A's game, bought myself a 35+ year old Cort Alembic-like salesman's sample guitar off of reverb.com for a song, then out to dinner with family and an old friend at my favorite local restaurant. Life is good!
Bill, tgo
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Thanks, everyone! Had a wonderfully lazy day hanging out at home with the family. Cooked up a batch of my special breakfast potatoes, watched the A's game, bought myself a 35+ year old Cort Alembic-like salesman's sample guitar off of reverb.com for a song, then out to dinner with family and an old friend at my favorite local restaurant. Life is good!
Bill, tgo
I can picture all of that! Happy birthday, counselor!
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I remember the building of Woody! Belated Happy Birthday wishes Bill. I love the old Cort guitars so that's a win. Keep going Further my friend!