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Location: atlanta | It was at my request that Cliff deleted it. I felt that everyone had their say and there was no point in leaving the thread up any longer.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | You sir, are a short-sighted moron.
I thought it was a great thread. Especailly annoyed because I had just finished typing a wonderful reply only to go and post to find in the mean time the thread was deleted already.
I am truly sorry that this software allows the originator the ability to delete threads. You can't delete converstaions in life. They are there, good bad or indifferent, and they all make the world go 'round. |
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Location: SoCal | This is not gonna be a fun place to be today. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I recovered my post (thank you cache)
I've known Al for a long time. and trust me, if he doesn't like something or someone, you never have to ask who/what or especially why.
As far as "Dis'n" goes, I will say this. If Kaki really wants to make it in the music biz, she better learn the value of having fans, no matter where they are. We (nearly 2000 of us) have supported Kaki from day one, thanks to "popcritic," and have never seen a post or comment or mention even if sent via someone else or in any other media. In a couple of years or a bunch of years, whichever comes first, when the "next big thing" comes along and she isn't on contract, and isn't touring, we will still all be here and welcome her as a fellow artist and player of Ovation guitars.
Finally, (putting my producer hat on) everyone likes to see a young new artist "make it." If there is even a glimpse of talent, we hype, promote and build a fan base. It's an investement in the future and in the future of music. An artist like Kaki has all the "makin's" and it's amazing the support she has received from the industry. What she does with that investment and her career, is now in her hands. I hope she doesn't waste it. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
This is not gonna be a fun place to be today.
Sheet, dude, you should come to my current project (well, until Friday...beginning Monday, I'll be a FTE! First time I'll be non-self-employed in a looooong time...I'm so nervous...how do W2 employees act? What do they wear? But, I digres...) or maybe hang out at my house for a while. Especially at my house...on the days where I can't think straight due to GAS....if you think this is bad....
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Location: Seattle | Miles,
All I can say is... WOW!
By the way, does your "producer hat" have one of those little propellers on top?
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | "By the way, does your "producer hat" have one of those little propellers on top?"
LOL and no... but you got me thinking... What a great novelty give-away for Kaman Music Corp. Have an "Ovation" ball cap, with a "Kaman" propeller on top :) |
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Location: Warrenton, Virginia | "Have an "Ovation" ball cap, with a "Kaman" propeller on top"
agree. that was their claim to fame.... |
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Location: Seattle | Damn, I hate when I insult someone and they don't get it.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Make sure they are the intermeshing rotors! That hat would be f'wonderful! Put me down for a dozen Miles. |
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Location: Oregon USA | Then you just have to add a sign on the side that says "WARNING: APPROACH FROM FRONT" |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | with some people that's always a good idea |
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas | Awright, more different fan club swag for the next factory tour goody bag!!! :D |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Make sure it has a strong chin strap, I don't want to be cruising at 80 feet off the ground in a high wind and have the chin strap break.
Also, be sure every one has the proper pitch setting to autorotate if the wind dies when your at altitude.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | good points, got all of that Miles? |
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Cliff's earlier posting re Kaki
