The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than.......
- Thread starter B Bent
- Start date
- Status
Lucid_Lunatic
Rebelyellologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
Whats your favorite color tolex?
Whats your favorite color tolex?
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
Is Johnny Hiland as nice a guy as he seems?
Is Johnny Hiland as nice a guy as he seems?
jerryjg
PinkElephantologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
^ First?? punked yo!! hahahah
^ First?? punked yo!! hahahah
Lucid_Lunatic
Rebelyellologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
Would you ever consider giving up the force of the Fender and coming to the darkside with a Marshall and a Paul?
Would you ever consider giving up the force of the Fender and coming to the darkside with a Marshall and a Paul?
Lucid_Lunatic
Rebelyellologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
keep it up free-hole-ee!
keep it up free-hole-ee!
B Bent
Vibroluxologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
I used to be as crazy about The Atlanta Braves as I am about guitars. I grew up wanting to be Tom Glavine until I was 14 or so. I like the Falcons a lot, but not like the Braves of the 90's.
He is a very down to Earth guy. He didnt even seem famous to be honest with you.
Dude I just got back from Collective Soul and I swear man, I'd love to be able to have a Paul and a Marshall.
I used to be as crazy about The Atlanta Braves as I am about guitars. I grew up wanting to be Tom Glavine until I was 14 or so. I like the Falcons a lot, but not like the Braves of the 90's.
Red
He is a very down to Earth guy. He didnt even seem famous to be honest with you.
Dude I just got back from Collective Soul and I swear man, I'd love to be able to have a Paul and a Marshall.
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
Is Ross Childress still in Collective Soul? Way back in high school, he planted the seed for me wanting a PRS.
Is Ross Childress still in Collective Soul? Way back in high school, he planted the seed for me wanting a PRS.
Lucid_Lunatic
Rebelyellologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
I'm going to bed, can you reccomend something to watch on Dish Network?
I'm going to bed, can you reccomend something to watch on Dish Network?
ratherdashing
Kablamminator
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
+1 to the last sentence, but unfortunately no, he left a few years ago. Ross Childress is an amazing guitarist btw, very severely underrated.
Question for the host: list every guitar you've ever owned, the year you acquired it, and the year you sold it. This ought to be fun
+1 to the last sentence, but unfortunately no, he left a few years ago. Ross Childress is an amazing guitarist btw, very severely underrated.
Question for the host: list every guitar you've ever owned, the year you acquired it, and the year you sold it. This ought to be fun
Jonny R
Volcano Fireologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
What do you enjoy most about working in IT?
Given that you've become IT manager for a decent size company at a pretty young age, what are your future ambitions (that you're prepared to discuss)?
Do you enjoy more the managing of people, or the finding of strategic solutions for the company?
What do you enjoy most about working in IT?
Given that you've become IT manager for a decent size company at a pretty young age, what are your future ambitions (that you're prepared to discuss)?
Do you enjoy more the managing of people, or the finding of strategic solutions for the company?
SonofaMitch
New member
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
how do you feel about Acemans well being moved to the wrong area?
~Mitch~
how do you feel about Acemans well being moved to the wrong area?
~Mitch~
J
Jay 77
Guest
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
Did you cry yourself to sleep when the Jays won the Series?
Did you cry yourself to sleep when the Jays won the Series?
B Bent
Vibroluxologist
Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...
I couldn't pick just one. I'd like to have a guitar from the year everyone in my family was born, starting with a 1950 Broadcaster to fill my mom and dad's birth year! Other than that if I hit the lottery I would have plenty of money for several guitars, amps and effects. I'd love to see several pieces from the 50's and up to the mid 60's with the Fender logo on the headstock.
I'd buy some sort of incredible guitar/amp setup and hand deliver to someone here on the board just for fun.
I'd really like to have every version of the Vibrolux ever made and a few Dr. Z's and some BadCat or Matchless amps thrown in there.
Neat question.
I don't really have a favorite part of IT, but several. I am a people person and get to work with many different people constantly which constantly challenges me. I am a very focused and opinionated person and somewhat set in my ways to only be 27. Marriage #1 and my job help me to be a little more open. I really need this in my life because I have a lot to learn in that area. I'd be a terrible boss right now because I am still trying to develop the leadership skills that would be more team friendly and not as dictatorial. So I really like the people part of my job a lot!
I am big on variety. I wouldn't be able to do a job that had the same old routine day in and day out. Technology allows for constant change and tweaking as well as thinking and rethinking. It is ever changing and the challenges are constantly new. Those are my two biggest favorites in IT.
I did get the "IT Manager" (thats what my card says) job here when I was 23 which is kind of cool I'd suppose, but age hasn't ever really been that big of a factor for me. I manage technology and technology assets. I don't have any people that work for me so no real experience in managing people. Like I said in my first point I work directly for 100+ people so I have indirect people management that happens I suppose.
You mentioned me being young and all that with my job...well I can explain that a little better. I have to give a little background, but it will tie in.
I grew up in a family that hung out together all the time. Growing up I didn't have friends over very much nor did I ever go to parties and all that. I had one or two people that I hung out with on the occasion away from school, but that's about it. Most of my socialization was around adults most of my life. I guess this shaped me and prepared me for an early entry in good ol' corporate America. I am more comfortable around people that are older than me even now. I am more "nervous" around people my own age.
Future ambitions..... the very near future I'd love to starting making some baby B Bents! For life as a whole.....
Well I honestly don't feel in my heart that I am supposed to climb the corporate ladder and do all of that. I want my life to count and to mean something more than a big house, nice cars, big bank accounts and all that.( I dont have that stuff now by any means by the way.) I just don't want to be the man that lives his whole life for that stuff and gets to the end of his life and realize that he has nothing.(btw..I dont think that everyone in that situation gets to the end and thinks that. I know many extraordinary rich folks as well. It is just a fear of mine)
I want a strong family, an ever growing Faith, plenty of friends, I want to help anyone who needs me and when I die I want my friends and family to remember that I kept my eyes on God and the fruit of my life was because of my trusting and following Him. (and hopefully they will forget the numerous times that I didn't! LOL!!! :beerchug: ) <--and honestly it is a daily battle for me. Like I said before a few paragraphs up I am hard headed and stubborn as a mule about some things. Unfortunately this comes out in my relationship with God too!
Dude I have no problems with Triple Rectifiers. If I had tons of money I would have one because I love the chugga chugga stuff.
No BC Rich, but I DID fall in love with Dean Roland's guitar below at the concert I went to last night. Is that pointy enough for you?
I couldn't pick just one. I'd like to have a guitar from the year everyone in my family was born, starting with a 1950 Broadcaster to fill my mom and dad's birth year! Other than that if I hit the lottery I would have plenty of money for several guitars, amps and effects. I'd love to see several pieces from the 50's and up to the mid 60's with the Fender logo on the headstock.
I'd buy some sort of incredible guitar/amp setup and hand deliver to someone here on the board just for fun.
I'd really like to have every version of the Vibrolux ever made and a few Dr. Z's and some BadCat or Matchless amps thrown in there.
Neat question.
I don't really have a favorite part of IT, but several. I am a people person and get to work with many different people constantly which constantly challenges me. I am a very focused and opinionated person and somewhat set in my ways to only be 27. Marriage #1 and my job help me to be a little more open. I really need this in my life because I have a lot to learn in that area. I'd be a terrible boss right now because I am still trying to develop the leadership skills that would be more team friendly and not as dictatorial. So I really like the people part of my job a lot!
I am big on variety. I wouldn't be able to do a job that had the same old routine day in and day out. Technology allows for constant change and tweaking as well as thinking and rethinking. It is ever changing and the challenges are constantly new. Those are my two biggest favorites in IT.
I did get the "IT Manager" (thats what my card says) job here when I was 23 which is kind of cool I'd suppose, but age hasn't ever really been that big of a factor for me. I manage technology and technology assets. I don't have any people that work for me so no real experience in managing people. Like I said in my first point I work directly for 100+ people so I have indirect people management that happens I suppose.
You mentioned me being young and all that with my job...well I can explain that a little better. I have to give a little background, but it will tie in.
I grew up in a family that hung out together all the time. Growing up I didn't have friends over very much nor did I ever go to parties and all that. I had one or two people that I hung out with on the occasion away from school, but that's about it. Most of my socialization was around adults most of my life. I guess this shaped me and prepared me for an early entry in good ol' corporate America. I am more comfortable around people that are older than me even now. I am more "nervous" around people my own age.
Future ambitions..... the very near future I'd love to starting making some baby B Bents! For life as a whole.....
Well I honestly don't feel in my heart that I am supposed to climb the corporate ladder and do all of that. I want my life to count and to mean something more than a big house, nice cars, big bank accounts and all that.( I dont have that stuff now by any means by the way.) I just don't want to be the man that lives his whole life for that stuff and gets to the end of his life and realize that he has nothing.(btw..I dont think that everyone in that situation gets to the end and thinks that. I know many extraordinary rich folks as well. It is just a fear of mine)
I want a strong family, an ever growing Faith, plenty of friends, I want to help anyone who needs me and when I die I want my friends and family to remember that I kept my eyes on God and the fruit of my life was because of my trusting and following Him. (and hopefully they will forget the numerous times that I didn't! LOL!!! :beerchug: ) <--and honestly it is a daily battle for me. Like I said before a few paragraphs up I am hard headed and stubborn as a mule about some things. Unfortunately this comes out in my relationship with God too!
Dude I have no problems with Triple Rectifiers. If I had tons of money I would have one because I love the chugga chugga stuff.
No BC Rich, but I DID fall in love with Dean Roland's guitar below at the concert I went to last night. Is that pointy enough for you?
- Status
