Acoustic too loud for neighbors?
- Thread starter MickM
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schoolie
Tele-Holic
Wow, I didn't know people played Kid Rock covers on mandolin!
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Boreas
Poster Extraordinaire
Good thing the neighbors weren't Scottish...
That's obsolete! The laws were updated in 1890!
Ha!
This reminds me of a film I saw of this fellow that was made sometime in the 40’s and this guy must have been 80 years old
Anyway… he said how in his youth he and his buddies would go downtown after a rainstorm to watch ladies step off the curbs, they would lift their dresses to avoid getting them wet, he explained how he would greatly rejoice in getting a glimpse of ankle…
Actually.....not!
When did lawns become popular in America?
Green, weed-free lawns so common today didn't exist in America until the late 18th century. Instead, the area just outside the front door of a typical rural home was typically packed dirt or perhaps a cottage garden that contained a mix of flowers, herbs, and vegetables.
CoolActually.....not!
When did lawns become popular in America?
Green, weed-free lawns so common today didn't exist in America until the late 18th century. Instead, the area just outside the front door of a typical rural home was typically packed dirt or perhaps a cottage garden that contained a mix of flowers, herbs, and vegetables.
Deja vu
I was actually pondering the history of “the lawn” the other day
ahiddentableau
Tele-Holic
Now I want to hear it even more than before.
And I know what you're thinking: "what is crazy 19th century slang for sex, anyway?"
Google to the rescue!
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/12399/17-euphemisms-sex-1800s
Basket-making, hornpipe and grounsils. Who knew?
stxrus
Doctor of Teleocity
Everyone is a critic
in either case, bacon grease is just as good as fast fret, imo
trapdoor2
Friend of Leo's
I grew up with Eddie Peabody LPs. Dad flew a USO tour in Korea. I have a pic somewhere with him, Ann Blythe, Eddie Peabody and Buddy Hackett. Eddie gave him a couple albums.
Facebook of the day. Not as immediately gratifying, but that Caryn got to stew in her venom until her scathing post was published a few days later. I'm curious to see the retort 3 days later.
Squeaky guitars? Maybe a fiddle in the mix?
Squeaky guitars? Maybe a fiddle in the mix?
trapdoor2
Friend of Leo's
I play a lot of 1890s stuff...mando hits of the period would drive anyone bonkers. Marches, Polkas, schottisches, Opera transcriptions. At least the banjoists were playing Ragtime (which was considered trashy at the time).
Green, weed-free lawns so common today didn't exist in America until the late 18th century. Instead, the area just outside the front door of a typical rural home was typically packed dirt or perhaps a cottage garden that contained a mix of flowers, herbs, and vegetables.
Don't forget about gramps buried in the backyard.
No reason to go all nuclear. Oh wait it was Lawarence, Kansas. Damn futurists.
nvilletele
Friend of Leo's
Kansas is just dust in the wind. I mean that as a literal description.
