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drhulsey
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Allynmey wrote: [a 100w TW?] Almost done! Made for a touring musician who loves his 'wreck but needs lots more volume! :wink:
I see Barack has already talked to you :D You better get busy if we're gonna have one in every household :!:
Allynmey wrote: ... but needs lots more volume!
Who doesn't 8)
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Allynmey wrote:
Abstract wrote:
drhulsey wrote: When I get to be President, we're gonna legalize marijuana and put a 100W amp in every bedroom. Du-u-ude 8) :!: Guitar players will rule, f**k the neighbors :twisted:

Who's making a 100w TW? :wink:
Almost done! Made for a touring musician who loves his 'wreck but needs lots more volume! :wink:

Oh SNAP! :shock:

Can you show a pic or three?
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Tubetwang wrote:
fusionbear wrote:I am reading the Bio of John Adams right now and all I can say is that the US has gone way downhill...

I know I don't compare to the overall quality of knowledge, wisdom, and virtue of those great men that founded this country.

The change that the new administration is attempting to bring in will only pull us further away than what the founders of this great country intended.

Yes, it seems we are on the road to bondage rather than the liberty that the founders sought.
We all due respect... you are reading the wrong book man...Keep the past in mind but...look forward...

This is 2008...8 years of Bush's doctrine helping his Oil and Wall Street buddies...yeah yeah...and all of these Auto CEO and his 1500 Banker friends...how can you let that happen???

It would'nt be so bad if the suckers who voted for him TWICE would pay the bill...but when the rest of the world is affected big time...and my prime rate goes up...i get upset...
:roll: yeah yeah!

Ho no...i'm being selfish again... :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Here's a suggestion...read "Call me Ted" by Ted Turner. 8)

My wife and 13 year old will be visiting my Mom in Cal this summer...we'll be driving the Lincoln Highway...i hope them cute little motels are still in business.. :roll: :lol:

But then i'm a Lib...we'll bring the tent... :lol: :lol: :lol:

I'll shut up now...but i still believe in free education and health care... :roll:

I read a lot of books from all perspectives, I have at least 10,000 books in my library. Ultimately, all perspectives have to answer the question of "why this". I find that the perspectives of the Founding Fathers of the USA, even though they suffered from Lockean influences, still had the best and more epistemologically justifiable answers to the question. The only way I would reject their views is if a more epistemologically justifiable perspective were to make itself known. I'm still waiting.....
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fusionbear wrote:I have at least 10,000 books in my library.
Really, all perspectives huh? Every single one known to man? How does one make such a determination? And how big is your house. Where the hell do you sleep with all of those books. Time to put on the waders, its getting deep in here.

Just using an average book size of 6" X 9" X 1" times 10,000 you have 500 square feet of book storage. Assuming you have some bigger books (and you can get around the rooms and grab them) you'd need a couple of thousand square feet of floor space just for your library. And is epistemologically your readers digest word of the week? :lol: :lol: Great communicators use words targeting their audience. I don't think you'll find epistemologically in any of the founders' popular writings. :lol: Really dude, you should let go of the dungeons and dragons stuff. And by the way, perspectives don't make themselves known, they must be discovered by living entities. So don't sit in your library waiting for that epiphany. :roll:

And by the way, I don't see being influenced by Locke as a bad thing. Your description of it as suffrage leaves me thinking you don't really understand it. Did you click and paste your comments from some weirdo url? Seriously, this is the strangest amp garage post I've ever read. Is it April fool's day?
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bnwitt wrote:Seriously, this is the strangest amp garage post I've ever read. .
bnwitt, you are killing me! :lol:

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bnwitt wrote:
fusionbear wrote:I have at least 10,000 books in my library.
Really, all perspectives huh? Every single one known to man? How does one make such a determination? And how big is your house. Where the hell do you sleep with all of those books. Time to put on the waders, its getting deep in here.

Just using an average book size of 6" X 9" X 1" times 10,000 you have 500 square feet of book storage. Assuming you have some bigger books (and you can get around the rooms and grab them) you'd need a couple of thousand square feet of floor space just for your library. And is epistemologically your readers digest word of the week? :lol: :lol: Great communicators use words targeting their audience. I don't think you'll find epistemologically in any of the founders' popular writings. :lol: Really dude, you should let go of the dungeons and dragons stuff. And by the way, perspectives don't make themselves known, they must be discovered by living entities. So don't sit in your library waiting for that epiphany. :roll:

And by the way, I don't see being influenced by Locke as a bad thing. Your description of it as suffrage leaves me thinking you don't really understand it. Did you click and paste your comments from some weirdo url? Seriously, this is the strangest amp garage post I've ever read. Is it April fool's day?
If you came to my house, you would see books just about everywhere. I admit my house is fairly large. Also, let me correct my previous comment. I have read books from most perspectives that I am aware of at the moment. I hope that is better for you. While there are some very good things in "Scottish Common-sense Realism", I still prefer the "Transcendentalistic" philosophy of Cornelius Van Til, John Frame, and Greg L. Bahnsen. When it comes to getting my information, I admit I am a dinosaur. I still prefer going to libraries and bookstores and reading dead men who yet speak in books the old-fashioned way, not via the internet.

I'll also admit that I am weird, just ask my kids...LOL!
I'll shut up and play my guitar now........... :roll:
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fusionbear wrote:
The change that the new administration is attempting to bring in will only pull us further away than what the founders of this great country intended.
And if the Republicans stayed in office they would turn this country in what it once was. A snow covered, deserted, wasteland.

If I want perspectives, I just watch a few "All in The Family" shows. Archie pretty much had it down.

Everyone is going to tighten the belt and be patient for a change.

If you want to get laid, you have to go to the farmers market during the game once in a while.

Hey, that's so good I'm gunna ad it to my sig. :lol:

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gahult wrote:fusionbear wrote:
The change that the new administration is attempting to bring in will only pull us further away than what the founders of this great country intended.
And if the Republicans stayed in office they would turn this country in what it once was. A snow covered, deserted, wasteland.

If I want perspectives, I just watch a few "All in The Family" shows. Archie pretty much had it down.

Everyone is going to tighten the belt and be patient for a change.

If you want to get laid, you have to go to the farmers market during the game once in a while.

Hey, that's so good I'm gunna ad it to my sig. :lol:

Gary

If you look at my posts, you will not see where I have stated my political affiliation. I'm not happy with the Republicans at all. i think most of them are complacent and lazy. It just that the ideas and plans of the Dems are worse IMO.

I wish that there were more people alive today with the ideals and actions of a Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, or John Adams.
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fusionbear wrote:I wish that there were more people alive today with the ideals and actions of a Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, or John Adams.
+1

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I didn't state my political affiliation either. Just stated a fact.

Gary
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gahult wrote:
If you want to get laid, you have to go to the farmers market during the game once in a while.

Gary
True.

But if you want to get screwed, all you have to do is believe that the government is going to step in and fix everything.

We're still picking up the pieces from FDR and the Great Society. I'm with Fusion.

"I wish that there were more people alive today with the ideals and actions of a Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, or John Adams."

I miss the america that I read about in the books I have in my library.
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Sometimes I sits and think and sometimes I just sit and stink. :lol:

Our Founding Fathers were pretty good at reconciling the concept of freedom for well-heeled white guys and a conspicuous lack of freedom for people of color or the poor.

Our Founding Fathers had some clear ideas about personal property. Their slaves were their slaves, their plantations were their plantations. Native Americans were the original Socialists and in many cases the original True Democrats. 'Course every time kids play cowboys and Indians everyone wants to be a cowboy...

'Cuz the Indians got butchered.

Little King George W. is the lucky one, he gets to be a cowboy... :lol: For real.

So... while we read about lofty ideals the truth of the matter is that someone somewhere has always gotten screwed. There's a centuries-old tradition of makin' well-heeled white guys whole. Or better than whole. Rape the land, kill all the buffalo, pocket the cash.

I'm sure there's a time-honored tradition of gettin' yer willy $uc&ed in the Oval Office. It's only recently that the decorum of the Presidency has been breached and it leaves me to wonder, would we hear about it if we didn't want to hear about it? We like the drama, we like the show. What's music without drama? Bo-ring, that's what! Where would Monica be if Bill kept it in his pants? Who wants to see Paris Hilton wif her clothes on?! :lol: Bo-ring!! :lol:
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our founding fathers were no better than Hitler.....ask any native american
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All I can ask Caseyjones and Cheifmushroomcloud is to study history carefully and truthfully.
There were evil founding fathers and good founding fathers and there were founding fathers with muddy mixture of both. It is not fair to reality to make such sweeping judgements without looking at all the facts. I appeal to you to withhold your judgement of them a little bit and reads some more, that's all....
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fusionbear wrote:All I can ask Caseyjones and Cheifmushroomcloud is to study history carefully and truthfully.
There were evil founding fathers and good founding fathers and there were founding fathers with muddy mixture of both. It is not fair to reality to make such sweeping judgements without looking at all the facts. I appeal to you to withhold your judgement of them a little bit and reads some more, that's all....
"Hear him whip the women just around midnight."

Mick Jagger on Thomas Jefferson.

There's wheat where there used to be buffalo.

'Nuff said.
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