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LOL Fuji, it doesn't bitch at you as much does it?

Best woman quote I have heard in a long time if not ever was from Jeff Dunham.

"The wife rolled out of bed, jumped on her PMS cycle, and ran my ass OVER!"

Well said if you ask me!

No, like I have said I have been wanting to play the guitar for quite some time. We have it set up that in the next few weeks, hopefully I will be able to get an electric guitar which is what I want to play. While talking with my family about it my Grandpa said he had an old guitar I could play around with starting to learn guitar. The action is quite high on it, so I adjusted the truss rod as best I could with out the possibility of breaking it, it is older then me so breaking it would not be a good thing. So I will live with a higher action to not break it for now, until I have the go ahead from my wife to go get a new electric guitar.

Me and my wife got married not too long ago and I know that when we did get married it took her like a year to change her name, all she had to do was go into the Social Security office with our marriage licenses in with her and she got her last name changed to mine.

Now as far as Hillary Rodham-Clinton goes I am sure she still has a middle name. My wifes name before we got married was Angela Renee Risinger, had she wanted to keep her maiden name she could have, she could drop her maiden name and take mine, or there is another option, she could hyphenate her last name so then she would be legally Angela Renee Risinger-Fisher.

I know in collage one of her nursing teachers had a doctorate in nursing, so she was a doctor of nursing, if that makes sense. However she had before she got married she had built herself quite a good name in the medical field. So she did not want to lose that but still wanted to honor her marriage so she hyphenated her last name, so this way legally she could go by either last name or both.

As for as carrying your husbands last name it doesn't have to be done here in the states but it is a way for the woman to honor the mans family name. As far as our children go if a married couple has a child they name it after the fathers last name providing the woman has taken her husbands name. I don't know about the rest of the world but here it happens more often than not that a woman has a child with a man she might barely know or in some cases doesn't even like. So in a case like that she would not want to honor his family name because she doesn't want to honor him in any way.

I know that when my aunt had her son she named him the DUMBEST name EVER it only took her a few months to realize she was dumb and made a mistake. Her husbands first name was Mike and wanted to carry that into her son but she didn't want him to be simply Mike so she named him, not sure the spelling here, Marquey Bancroft Keith. Mar-ku-ay is something how it was pronounced. But anyway she legally changed him name to Mike which after the lawyer and everything cost her in excess of $500.

Ok I think I have added my 2 cents, maybe more, but I hope that clears up a little more on the topic.

Hurmm.. It could be, we are right off of I77, so it is a good possibility.

If you where going to Detroit from Columbus you shouldn't have went East to go though Phila.

If you go east out of Columbus on I70, when you get to Cambridge take I77 north about 45 minutes and you will be in New Phila.

Out in Arizona they had a problem with pigeons, they where crapping all over the place, on the streets, over everyones cars. The city was spending millions just to keep the town clean from all these pigeons.   
Well one day a man walks into city hall and says "I will get rid of your pigeons for you. I will not charge you, but you can not ask me anything, if you opt to you can ask me one question but it will cost you 5 million dollars. Agreed?" the man asks. The mayor thinks why not, can't hurt anything.   
So the man walks outside, opens his trench coat and a blue pigeon flies out and starts circling around. It wasn't long before every pigeon in the town was following the blue pigeon. The blue pigeon flies away and all the others follow, few minutes later the mans blue pigeon comes back and flies right back into him trench coat.
He walks back inside and says "Your problem is fixed."
The mayor open his checkbook and starts righting a check for 5 million dollars and say "I HAVE TO KNOW, do you have a blue mexican in there??"

I have heard that the spider III 15w is a very loud amp for it being a 15w. My question is how is the quality of the amp?

Frankster, about 2 hours North of you in a small town of New Philadelphia.

For the barre chord stuff, my thumb started to cramp badly, so i stopped and tried to shake it off. When I looked down at my thumb it was BLACK!!and hurt like CRAZY. No worries I think I just locked my thumb straight for to long and cut ALL blood flow to it and it was starving for some O2.

Still taking baby steps in getting them to ring out, but it is coming along no the less.

Well I have been pondering what everyone has been telling me and now I am confused.
I was rather set on the OLP MM1, and the Line 6 Spider III. But now I have my doubts.

Now I really have NO clue.

I have been making fairly good progress in my acoustic playing, still want the electric. But now I am thinking I MIGHT be able to pinch a few more bucks out of my wife for my new "toy."

I have been on youtube for countless hours listening to different guitars and amps, but ultimately its not me playing  and it is though someones mic on there computer, compiled, and uploaded. So tone will not be the same.

I hope so. With practice I will get it, I am sure of it. Even if it takes FOREVER!! ok sorry being a little dramatic there. It should come to me.

O.o  I don't have many bands that I can say I like ALL there songs, this is one of them though.

First time I heard them was on the Jay Leno show preforming The Gift, found them amazing ever since.

Where have I heard this sound before?
This is going to drive me nuts, it's out of a movie, UGGGGGGG.

T county Ohio, the reason we say T county is 2 fold, 1/2 (maybe more) can't spell Tuscarawas county, and the others just say it because it makes it sound like a happening place. Well it isn't!

If anyone was wondering where the name Tuscarawas came from. If you are afraid of CORNY jokes please revert from reading more.  There was a native indian chief named Tuskey, well one day he was standing by the local river where a small group of explorers seen him and started to watch him at the riverside. Tuskey slipped and fell on some rocks right on his butt, the explorers then commenced to say   Tuskey-raw-a$$.... HAHAHA. See thats how lame our town is.