Hahahaha awesome
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One improvement, if I may:
“And on the 4th day since the solstice, armies of California stood at ready to fight the holy war of legalization with the red, yellow, and green banners held high, even above the proud guest regiment of Colorado. Only the loud cry of Newsom the Dreadful, riding his faithful Prius, was heard: “And as the lion of Snoopity snoop smileth upon you, you found it’s your holy obligation to fight for glory and the future of our, high, way, so here you are. Follow me!” and with the battle choral of “Smoke weed every day” the armies of the west and the east clashed. Vaporizers shattered and EVs splintered.
B#tch!”
Just a small misunderstanding here. My excerpt is from the original oral tradition. Yours is the later quotation from the Chronicles of Tweether of Saint Xelon Of Mask.
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Heresy!
Just sayin… the proud regiment of Colorado beat the California regiment on the legalization thing if that’s what we’re battling over.
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The South Park guys are from Evergreen, right up in the front range west of Denver (might even be considered part of the metro area by now) and they slip a lot of easter eggs into their show that only us Colorado residents will get.
I don’t think Snoop has ever lived here though. We aren’t cool enough to support someone like Snoop, unless he’s here for the Olympic training center down in Colorado Springs. I did see him in concert about 10 years ago though.
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Chef lived in Colorado. You ARE cool!
Colorado stood proud amidst the Army of California in this battle, mainly because its neighbors of Kansas and Wyoming were the biggest producers of anti-weed leaflets in the Central Federation led by Texas. Both Kansas and Wyoming provided a battalion of Gasoline guzzlers as support of the main Texan corps and as such Colorado felt the obligation to provide for the defense of the High Way.
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@wellbi - this sounds more interesting than most current NetFlix content!
Send them a script - I would watch it 
Ok, I will try. Hopefully, in a couple of years Netflix will present " Smoking Hot: The War of Grasses"
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Here is what I’ve seen today on a FB group : someone converted his Ibanez into a fretless by sanding the fretwire surface, leaving the fretwires “feet” as intonnation markers. Quite clever, or at least interesting, in my opinion.
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Finished the fretless bass project today. Which consisted mostly of polishing it and putting it back together. Still gotta give it a good setup tomorrow. But it looks pretty good and makes noise so win/win. If I end up liking this bass a lot I will probably upgrade the pickups in the future.
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So cool. Nice work!
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Love it! Great job on that @Paul_9207 !
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This is the best bass porn I’ve seen all week. Amazing work!
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Very very cool!
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Looks amazing 
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Awesome job, Paul!
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I love everything about that project.
Really nice job 
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