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    My son Adam has a band at University I think there rather good but obviously I'm somewhat biased so some honest opinions would be most welcome.

    http://www.myspace.com/jumbocollective

    There's a also a Video on the page page that they made themselves and the record company is one they are setting up themselves. Adams the one with a hat & a Strat
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    good stuff....i really enjoyed the music and the video! There is definetly some talent there!

    BTW....in think your description of your son would make a great band name or album title "a hat & a Strat"

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    Excellent sound. I down loaded it so I can hear it often. I did not see a video. I will go back and try again.
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    BTW....in think your description of your son would make a great band name or album title "a hat & a Strat"
    Thanks Warren I wish I had thought of that
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    Hi Tim thats cool if you scroll down a bit you'll find a screen click on the bottom left and it will run or click in the middle & it will take you to a really good site with Great videos (Just search for your favorite band) after you've watched Jumbocollective of course
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowhand
    Thanks Warren I wish I had thought of that
    and i just thought of one for me...."a belly and a tele"

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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    and i just thought of one for me...."a belly and a tele"

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    Not "a resonator & an alligator"?

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    Got mine! "Old & fat, and own a Strat"....
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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    Not "a resonator & an alligator"?
    that one fits too!

    1. I went to the University of Florida (The Florida Gators)

    2. There is a lake a couple of miles from my house that is known to have the highest number of alligators per mile of shoreline than any in the nation.

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    Warren, so have you seen any gators in the "wild" ? I think they are rather scary, but I have only seen them on the "Crocodile Hunter" TV show
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    I know that in Florida gator guts are pretty common on the highways. You can also have one hanging out in your back yard with no warning. They aren't very nice guests. They use all the toilet paper then leave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    I know that in Florida gator guts are pretty common on the highways. You can also have one hanging out in your back yard with no warning. They aren't very nice guests. They use all the toilet paper then leave.

    I bet they prefer the grater paper we discussed earlier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    I know that in Florida gator guts are pretty common on the highways. You can also have one hanging out in your back yard with no warning. They aren't very nice guests. They use all the toilet paper then leave.
    Spudman, you've just described Florida's version of the racoon, except with much bigger teeth!
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    Or the armadillo factor across the rest of the south.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Warren, so have you seen any gators in the "wild" ? I think they are rather scary, but I have only seen them on the "Crocodile Hunter" TV show
    there is a restaurant/fish camp/biker bar on the lake i was talking about. You can usually see wild gators from there.

    ANOTHER TIME...I was doing a photoshoot one early morning on a piece of property on a lake that was to be developed. They wanted some nice sunrise shots of the lake and shoreline. While i was set up waiting for the perfect light i noticed a gator about 30 yards out in the water. As i waited for the light he kept getting closer and closer (keep in mind i am out in the middle of nowhere by myself!) He got about 10 yards from the shore and then started swimming to my left and then disappeared. I was getting a little nervous because i thought the gator was coming up on land to check me out. By this time i had all the shots i needed (including a couple of the gator) and decided to get out of there. I was about 200 yards from my car and the whole treck back i had my tripod at the ready to smack him if he game at me. Believe it or not over short distances gators are VERY fast so trying to run away wouldn't work.

    That's the only time i've seen a gator and gotten spooked.

    I'll look for the picture of him....it actually was a nice shot!

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    Those gators are terrible about having their pictures taken. Pull out a camera and the swarm towards it. They are worse than guitar players and are total posers. Don't let them play your axe either...they never wash their hands.

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    here's the pic i was talking about....this one of course is small and cropped....if you want to see the full size non-cropped version click here.



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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowhand

    Hi Tim thats cool if you scroll down a bit you'll find a screen click on the bottom left and it will run or click in the middle & it will take you to a really good site
    Help me here. Where is the screen? What does it look like?
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