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This is something that Ron Popeil might have given a bit more thought to. Although it looks poorly anchored it is, in fact, firmly on the lip of this counter and ready for actions. Call in the next half hour and get a turnip twaddler for no additional cost.
Late upload again :( was cramming some work in last night because I mistakenly thought I would have school today...hopefully the same will be true for tomorrow, since I still have to finish some statistics!
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Six of the seven L-39C Albatros' in the Breitling Jet Team perform at the Oregon International Air Show.
Self portrait at Fort Lytton, a historic site on the mouth of the Brisbane River. Sony a7iv with Sigma 85mm f1.4 DG DN lens @ 1/8000 sec, f2.5, iso 100.
Knife engraving at Aritsugu in Kyoto, Japan. Getting the family name in kanji! One of the oldest knife makers in Japan, making knives (and originally swords) since the 1500s.
Sold at Andy Baxter London: www.andybaxterbass.com
1964 Fender Precision Bass. Original Sunburst finish. Rosewood fingerboard & C profile neck. Weight: 8.2 lbs. Serial: L33056. All original other than some touched up solder. original case (cosmetically the exterior of the case has seen better days but the latches & handle still work, the interior is still in good condition) This bass plays and sounds awesome. The tone is rich, warm and round which you can only get from these early Fenders. The body shows some wear around the edges & a few nicks and dings but nothing major. The neck is very slim & smooth with some of the finish having worn off. This can all be seen in the pics. The frets have very little play wear. All hardware & electronics work with no issues including the truss rod. The headstock is very clean. Set up nice and low with a great action by my technician. The pots date the 26th week of 64, the neck date is 5th July 64 C.
First off, this was tons of fun, secondly, there are some credits due.
Duke for the bipod
Woitek for the fire selector
Tac Moose for the rails
Oh and it's small because there was weird shit in the code I couldn't get rid of so I cropped them out with Gimp
These slightly oversized Totally Bamboo Plates are perfect for entertaining party guests or for use whenever the mood strikes you. Carefully constructed from precision melded strips of pure bamboo, each has a naturally intriguing appearance that both ancient and modern.
1. Bamboo is 16% harder than maple wood, 1/3 lighter in weight than oak, yet in some instance
2. Absorbs very little moisture and consequently does not shrink or swell as much as tradition
3. Makes a superior surface for cutting boards due to its inherent assets and strength
4. Bamboo is a sustainable, cost effective, and ecologically responsible alternative to the wood