I've noticed the upgrade in your memes this week from the years past. Good job, anon. -o7
>she was and is a whistleblower
she's a whistlblower like vindmann was a whistlblower
just a title from Fake News for you to buy into
Contorting, shape-shifting, camouflagingโoften all at onceโthese creatures are as diverse as they are astonishing.
17 words
>Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooโฆ.
this is childish
i said MSM lies, she is not a whistleblower
she is testifying to support the FB agenda
should have just rented a U-Haul
you have a comprehension disability.
please go back to your meme making and enjoy your unilateral visits to QR.
in 2020, some 44 years on from the theft and Bachman says he had all but given up hope, before he received an email from a neighbor in White Rock who believed they had located the hallowed instrument.
Reportedly, the neighbor retooled some facial recognition software to look for wood grain matches, and turned up a YouTube video of Japanโs rockabilly icon Takeshi playing the instrument.
The two setup a video call before Takeshi showed him the Grestsch.
โI am absolutely struck right in my chest, like an electric shock,โ Bachman told CTV News of the moment he saw the guitar again online. โThis is my guitar, and it looks one day older than when it was stolen. Whoever had it, loved it and took care of it.โ
Now heโs set to be reunited with the instrument on the stipulation from Takeshi he can trade it for a sister model of the same year, finish and spec (more on that in the video above).
guitarworld.com/news/randy-bachman-stolen-gretsch
> We're living in a fantasy land right now
>That is not how one resolves bullying
thats exactly how you solve bullying
its just not socially acceptable
>Any asshole with a sticker or hat or whatever is just an asshole
hey i know you asshole!
How ya bee?
dont care, fuck off grumpy old man
nope
they look like saggy swingers
>https://twitter.com/SecondGentleman/status/1446568549720408069
saggy extra neck skin checks out
wow
they really want to control every moment of our lives