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tegs07
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Pretty sure you were one of the posters that gave me the biggest beating when I was urging some restraint on pouring gasoline onto the inflationary bonfire. Sadly most of my worst fears are being realised and it’s starting to get pretty unpleasant. Inflation is becoming entrenched and the effects of tackling it is starting to cause real pain for those with debt, particularly mortgages and rents. Hopefully you may be able to see that I wasn’t posting out of malice but with a genuine concern for ordinary people trying to put a roof over their heads.
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I think the wider economy is about 6 months away from this conclusion.
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How many stamps that will never be used or bottles of wine that will never be drunk does anyone need?
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3 steps to heaven / eddie cochran
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Things are starting to slow down in the BC market place and the wider economy. I think there is a growing realisation that high prices are becoming embedded and are proving hard to shift. Attempts to do so are making life difficult for people with mortgages and unsecured debt on things like credit cards and other loan repayments. There is less money available for non essential spending. It’s likely going to be a tough few years whilst the mess is cleared down. Sadly the UK chose the long grinding path rather than the short but brutal route back to growth.
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Another hissy fit - Sleaford Mods this time
tegs07 replied to mr4stringz's topic in General Discussion
One of the few bands that have something to say that is worth listening to. -
Another hissy fit - Sleaford Mods this time
tegs07 replied to mr4stringz's topic in General Discussion
Glad that The Teskey Brothers didn’t do the same in Bristol the other week. I also fit the angry face not overly enthusiastic profile. That gig in particular my back was playing up which made my natural visage even more surly. I found some of their stuff a bit samey and had it been a festival would have wandered off for a beer on occasion, but had a great time anyway and they are an excellent band. -
do you want to know a secret - them again
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Used to play it a lot to get myself through night shifts.
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pull up to the bumper - grace jones
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Personally I would never leave my phone in a locker at the gym. At the very least make sure that your phone is SIM locked.
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There are plenty of one man band ‘script kiddies’ out there making a PITA of themselves with the low hanging fruit.
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give give give me more more more - wonderstuff
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heroin - the velvet underground
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TBH there are so many scammers about combined with fosters poor couriers that for anything over £50 I would only meet and collect/pay in person.
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The only downer to this is a lot of websites have a criteria that is pretty weak (8 characters, a number, specific special characters) and reject the stronger password. Same with some of the password managers which can also be a little too vigorous in jumping in and trying to “help” with creating or changing passwords. I use them but can be more hinderance than help to elderly parents! MFA (2FA) is the best solution wherever possible.
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This. A password manager is the simplest solution. If you are really old school and have to write things down try a simple option. Choose a few words that make sense to you eg if your born in June and drive a blue Golf then JuneblueGolf could be a core part of your password that you remember. Each subsequent site could be appended with a unique new part which is written down: Basschat =bC1) so password is JuneblueGolfbC1) and so on. Not perfect but better than repeating the same password and easy to remember and keep track of. Even if you are phished and a hacker gets the core password they are unlikely to spend any time even trying to guess or brute force the unique 3 or 4 characters of a different site.
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like rock and roll and the radio - ray lamontagne
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I don’t recall them having a high mass bridge, but maybe earlier ones? Mine is from mid nineties:
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If all crypto, digital banks like revolut and wise, paypal, gold and other mediums of exchange are shut down by governments and central banks alongside all fiat currencies then the above may be valid. Otherwise it’s just a bit alarmist. Society may well phase out cash for the same reasons that barter became unpopular. It’s just a bit inconvenient to carry a chicken around.
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alright now / free
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Cash will be around for a while yet, but the ease and convenience of digital alternatives will see it’s gradual demise.
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That’s MM Bongos out then. Possibly some of the best sounding bass guitars ever IMO.
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alone again or - the damned
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Fender Aerodyne Jazz Great bass in good used condition. Japanese made 1994/95 Currently strung with flats. V. Light weight basswood body with rosewood neck. The Aerodyne range are highly regarded for good reason IMO with the only major downside being the stock pickups which are fairly weak for a premium instrument. I have replaced them with a Geezer Butler PJ set which is a massive improvement. Every time I pick this bass up it sounds great and is a joy to play but (and it’s a big but for me) I just don’t like the body shape or ergonomics of a Jazz bass. It’s in excellent condition for its age with only a slight mark from pick near P pickup (see pictures). Very happy to consider trades with money going either way for either a Lakland PJ, G&L JB2 or other narrow neck non offset bodied bass.
