when im tired of hearing that song thats when the duct tape comes out...
but then after that the hand cuffs and blind fold surface again also......
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when im tired of hearing that song thats when the duct tape comes out...
but then after that the hand cuffs and blind fold surface again also......
anderkart
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Yeah I'm 6'-6", so prety much everyone else in the whole world ends up looking short compaired to me. (I cant fit into a go kart, so I have to buy 2 and ride-em around like skates
)Actually, I just finished extending both my karts pedals as far forward as possible. Now when I floor my gas pedal it goes right up against and touches the back side of my front bumper. I gained 3" of leg room and actualy feel prety comfortable in it now.
anderkart
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freak: I'd just taken a sip of Pepsi when I was reading your "harry banjo" post, I started laughing so hard I sprayed pop out my nose all over my keyboard. Thanks bro.
bajagokart
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omg you two lol
bajagokart
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keep it in your pants freakboy LMAO
nothings outa my pants till your mom gets here.... sorry to way to easy and i couldnt help myself ahahaha
oh yeah anderkart sorry for the lil thread jack here..... lol i get so off topic... but anyway ive tryed playing guitar... sounded like a dying elephant... i tryed the drums and sounded like a dying elphant..... so yeah ahaha ill stick with makin music with engines..
oh yeah anderkart sorry for the lil thread jack here..... lol i get so off topic... but anyway ive tryed playing guitar... sounded like a dying elephant... i tryed the drums and sounded like a dying elphant..... so yeah ahaha ill stick with makin music with engines..
bajagokart
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lol ya i asked for that one haha
jr dragster T
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Not sure about HP/Torque specs. THIS is Ghetto!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmo0VdPpkDA
Its a remix on the 7 year old black kid that stole his grandmas SUV and drove for several miles then hit a curb hard enough to shear ghetto alloy rims right off the hubs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmo0VdPpkDA
Its a remix on the 7 year old black kid that stole his grandmas SUV and drove for several miles then hit a curb hard enough to shear ghetto alloy rims right off the hubs.
anderkart
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Nice freak, dont hold back. Go ahead and tell us all how you really feel :rolleyes3:
anderkart
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So I was kinda wondering what prompted you all to start playing?
I was forced to take piano lessons from a mean old lady down the street as a kid, but I toataly hated it and never learned a dam thing before my parents finally let me quit.
Then at the age of 32 my wife gave me an acoustic guitar for Christmas. I had no Idea how to play it but I was soon able to pick out the single notes (by ear) to some tunes I liked. Shortly after that I talked an old buddy (and a very talented singer/songwriter/guitarist that had started preforming on TV at the age of 10!) into showing me a few cords. He was down on his luck and had sold off all his guitars and stuff but my guitar lessons quickly evolved into us just sitting around partying and then him just playing/singing his tunes for hours on end.
I soon decided I really didnt wanna take all the time to learn a bunch of guitar cords and stuff but instead try to accompany him on the bass instead. So... I went out and bought me an inexpensive bass/amp and soon found I could find the notes he was playing and we had us a duo going.
Next, I made some swaps for a set of drums and an old electric guitar/amp, brought in another old buddy to play the drums and we had a Trio going. I scrounged up an old mic and rigged it up into my big-ol home stereo and voila, we had our first PA.
This all happened within a month of getting that first acoustic guitar and I've been continuously playing in one band or another every since for 18 years now.
Whats your story?
I was forced to take piano lessons from a mean old lady down the street as a kid, but I toataly hated it and never learned a dam thing before my parents finally let me quit.
Then at the age of 32 my wife gave me an acoustic guitar for Christmas. I had no Idea how to play it but I was soon able to pick out the single notes (by ear) to some tunes I liked. Shortly after that I talked an old buddy (and a very talented singer/songwriter/guitarist that had started preforming on TV at the age of 10!) into showing me a few cords. He was down on his luck and had sold off all his guitars and stuff but my guitar lessons quickly evolved into us just sitting around partying and then him just playing/singing his tunes for hours on end.
I soon decided I really didnt wanna take all the time to learn a bunch of guitar cords and stuff but instead try to accompany him on the bass instead. So... I went out and bought me an inexpensive bass/amp and soon found I could find the notes he was playing and we had us a duo going.
Next, I made some swaps for a set of drums and an old electric guitar/amp, brought in another old buddy to play the drums and we had a Trio going. I scrounged up an old mic and rigged it up into my big-ol home stereo and voila, we had our first PA.
This all happened within a month of getting that first acoustic guitar and I've been continuously playing in one band or another every since for 18 years now.
Whats your story?
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