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If it comes to Northern Ireland, I can make a video with it to promote it, but I can't promise anything gig-wise. Somebody else could do a gig with it though.

1 more day. just 30 hours and 30 minutes away, and you will hear the news

[quote name='Jack Cahalane' timestamp='1366913818' post='2059041'] I did, and they sorted me out with some overpriced glasses and "monthly" contact lenses that become dust magnets after three days [/quote] Good ol' Generic high street opticians!

[quote name='Jack Cahalane' timestamp='1366913049' post='2059030'] I didn't even notice that [/quote] Should've gone to Generic high street opticians.

[quote name='Mikey R' timestamp='1366911548' post='2059006'] But its still breakfast. [/quote] Unless it's bread with potato in it, it's not breakfast to me! [quote name='Jack Cahalane' timestamp='1366910339' post='2058988'] I live on the Isle of Man Okay no I don't. [/quote] Ha! I kind of guessed where you lived by the part that says "North Wales" under your avatar

[quote name='Jack Cahalane' timestamp='1366908880' post='2058951'] I'm Welsh [/quote] Yes, but i've never told a welsh person before that it's called Fadge. And you're also on the mainland

[quote name='Jack Cahalane' timestamp='1366897045' post='2058719'] "Potato bread goes by many regional names, including fadge..." [/quote] Yes... That's true... English people laugh... It must mean something different on the mainland

See, it's only right in Northern Ireland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato_bread

This is it's most common form now

[quote name='Mikey R' timestamp='1366885828' post='2058470'] But any way, back on topic - potato pancake, you make it with last nights leftover mash and some grated onion, eat it with egg, bacon and beans. The correct way to make it is plate sized and put the other stuff on top. Propper breakfast. [/quote] Nope, that's not potato bread!

Remember guys, come back at 6pm on saturday 27th April to find out what is going on!

[quote name='The Hat' timestamp='1366878500' post='2058330'] Bass and metal to potatoe cakes, what the f*** ! I go off on a tangent every now and then but come on folks [/quote] You should probably get used to it, especially if you see a comment from the likes of me, Discreet or Bert. (or nearly anybody else).

[quote name='funkgod' timestamp='1366846009' post='2058146'] i love this clip where he makes a d!@k of himself trying to up stage michael jackson. first he takes the guys guitar takes one of his plecs and in disgust throws it on the floor !, i would of ripped my guitar back off him right there. i bet the guitarist felt great when he fell off the stage tho. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHaFj7gOWh4[/media] [/quote] Lol, what a f***ing showoff!

[quote name='iceonaboy' timestamp='1366821241' post='2057689'] Potato, or more commonly knowm "Tattie" scones have been around for yonks man! [/quote] BOLLOCKS! Every body knows that there's nothing more irish than potato bread!

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1366825869' post='2057800'] It's a fairly routine strapadictomy. [/quote] Haha! serious LOLses.

[quote name='mentalextra' timestamp='1366821607' post='2057700'] Or what 'looks' like a woman for a few years at least [/quote] Mid-life crisis.

[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1366819690' post='2057651'] I might be dead by then. [/quote] Or a woman.

Who knows? But if you subscribe to my channel, you'll be the first to know on Saturday, at 6pm! And if you would share it around, that would be very cool too [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUuOIB4osJY[/media]

I've found that cheaper basses can sometimes have stronger pickups/output. I've played a Farida that had stronger pickups than my jazz bass. If it's active, replace the battery. Change the strings, set the action, then set the pickup height. If it's still weak after that, bring it to a pro tech.

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[quote name='BassPimp66' timestamp='1366789153' post='2057215'] Since when is masturbation a problem???? It's the sign of a healthy organ according to specialists... [/quote] Ah, good, good! I was just a bit worried because apparently 15 times a day is "too much" according to some people, but what do they know, eh?

[quote name='Damonjames' timestamp='1366790062' post='2057235'] Definately different to both a hash brown and a scone. Imagine a pancake about 6-8 inches across cut into triangles but made with potato and flour. Maybe a bit like a nan bread??? But only in appearance. I'm going to have to have a go at making it myself! [/quote] I think it's quite easy to make. I've made soda bread before. Most potato breads now are just square though. The ones your get from local bakeries are sometimes triangular. The one in Randalstown does a nice one. [quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1366790300' post='2057237'] Tattie scone is one of those things you have to eat to know what it's like. It goes particularly well with Lorne sausage in a roll. Abernethy biscuits are probably the tastiest buttery biscuits I've had. Perfect for bass. [/quote] I must visit scotland and try some of these biscuits!

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1366752915' post='2057012'] A bit like a tattie scone then? [/quote] I read in recipe book once about "potato scones" and just thought "What a load of pretentious bollocks" It's the poor mans food. You get 8 slices for £1! Calling it a scone is a bit like calling dairy-lea a fine cheese. I've never had Abernathy biscuits before. Are they buttery and biscuity and bassy? [quote name='leschirons' timestamp='1366787415' post='2057196'] This sounds like a hash-brown but I think I remember having this once with a huge Irish breakfast in Cork. Edit: (Obviously wrong here as I've just read it's from N.I.) [/quote] You may have done actually. I'll have a cogent explanation for this when I come up with one