OT: 10,000 Pt XLIV - Guitar Things
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LadyStanley
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@slocal you might want to stock up
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Another Sriracha shortage could be coming. A severe drought is to blame.
Jennifer Wunderlich can’t recall the last time Huy Fong Foods’ Sriracha sauce was in stock at her workplace, a New York-based specialty confections and gourmet food distributor. It’s been “months and months” since Wunderlich said she’s seen the rooster-adorned, green-capped bottles at Nassau...
Pavelski2112
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slocal
Dude...what?
@slocal you might want to stock up
Another Sriracha shortage could be coming. A severe drought is to blame.
Jennifer Wunderlich can’t recall the last time Huy Fong Foods’ Sriracha sauce was in stock at her workplace, a New York-based specialty confections and gourmet food distributor. It’s been “months and months” since Wunderlich said she’s seen the rooster-adorned, green-capped bottles at Nassau...
I buy mine from Underwood Ranches. They were the original supplier of peppers before getting shafted by Huy Fong. The new Huy Fong sriracha tastes wrong, but Underwood tastes like the original. Same can be said for the chili garlic sauce.
slocal
Dude...what?
Same. Gutted. He was a true iconoclast, and humble throughout. The Electrical Audio channel on YouTube is a fantastic testament to a life's work in service to helping normal people make abnormal music, if you haven't checked it out.
Pavelski2112
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Steve was one of my biggest heroes. He's a huge reason I approach recording and working with bands the way I do.
I was just in Chicago for a few days and thought about calling EA to see if I could visit for a quick tour. Regret seems like too weak of a word right now.
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Dabney Coleman, the bad boss of '9 to 5' and 'Yellowstone' guest star, dies at 92
Dabney Coleman, the Emmy-winning actor who starred in '9 to 5' and worked for decades as a character actor on TV, has died.
RIP
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sharski
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not sure when this happened, but I spotted this in Costco today
Looks like huy fong is cancelled
sharski
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It's been a bloodbath for hella days and I totally thought the hiring floodgates would open again by now... Literally everyone is applying for everything out of desperation it's nuts
If I get fired again I'm seriously f***ed cuz there's no way I'm outcompeting everyone else out there right now
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It's that way in everything. There's so much competition for any open position and it's so easy for people to apply over the Internet that the odds of you getting any position that you apply for are horribly low. If they're laying off in your industry, everything's that much worse.
I've gone through long periods of unemployment and underemployment. Been looking for an upgrade for at least a year now and not much out there that really fits my field where I live and the few that do you're lucky if you ever hear from them. Have a friend out there whose unemployment ran out a while back and he's getting a little desperate. Whenever I read those articles about how unemployment is, I just laugh. Who are they kidding? It's not a job hunter's market at all.
Damn, been listening to Doolittle on and off for decades. I could never figure out Debaser. Turns out I was thinking it was a chain from Alabama but it's actually Un Chien Andalusia... It's a movie, not about a dog, but the words refer an Andalusian dog in French, I guess.
So, this:
Not this:
So, this:
Not this:
slocal
Dude...what?
Underwood at Costco? Nice! I hope they sell well. This whole shortage is cause by Huy Fong's bad decision to grow their own in Mexico vs using Underwood in CA. Underwood has stated they can do Huy Fong numbers easily if there is demand for them.
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Saw Judas Priest in Albany Tuesday night. I've had plenty of opportunities before, but I passed them up because I didn't think much of the reunion albums. This year I decided to go, because I know Rob isn't getting any younger or healthier (and Glenn is even worse, and I fear when he goes, the band will go too).
I'm glad I went. Rob has no business hitting those notes, and yet he did, for an hour and a half. Good setlist, great energy.
I'm glad I went. Rob has no business hitting those notes, and yet he did, for an hour and a half. Good setlist, great energy.
LadyStanley
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Ticketmaster/Live Nation facing suit from US Feds and 30 states over anti trust. Seek to break up company.
More than 80% of tickets sold in US by TM.
More than 80% of tickets sold in US by TM.
I saw you were last poster in this thread and assumed someone died. I wasn't wrong. R.I.P. Ticketbastard
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Remembering Disney Legend Richard M. Sherman - The Walt Disney Company
Disney Legend Richard M. Sherman, half of the Academy Award®-winning songwriting team of the Sherman Brothers (with his late brother, Disney Legend Robert B. …Read More
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RIP. Composer for many Disney movies.
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For those of you who are baseball fans and have not been, the National Baseball Hall of Fame is absolutely worth the trip to Cooperstown, NY, and will take you an entire day to fully appreciate - maybe two.
I didn't have a lot of time in town, so I didn't check out any of the other museums or attractions, but the NBHOF is fantastic, and the village is wonderfully picturesque and comfortable.
The roads between either Albany or Syracuse and Cooperstown are nice, too. It's about two hours, depending on whether you stop, and that's the easiest way to get there (I'm sure there are bus routes as well).
I didn't have a lot of time in town, so I didn't check out any of the other museums or attractions, but the NBHOF is fantastic, and the village is wonderfully picturesque and comfortable.
The roads between either Albany or Syracuse and Cooperstown are nice, too. It's about two hours, depending on whether you stop, and that's the easiest way to get there (I'm sure there are bus routes as well).
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Bill Walton, Hall of Famer and UCLA legend, dies at age 71
Bill Walton was two-time NBA champion and won several other achievements in his playing career. He was named one of the NBA’s 75 greatest players.
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RIP
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I haven’t been in 10+ years (my dad is from Syracuse and made the whole family do a trip out there when I was in high school basically so he could show us how crappy it is and make us appreciate California even more) but I endorse this. I really enjoyed our day in Cooperstown. Definitely more than Syracuse, anyway…
We stopped in Lake Placid as well, which was cool for me as a hockey buff. Less interesting for the rest of my family, but I thought it was cool.
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This sucks. Bill was huge in the music scene i like, and helped "legitimize" being a fan of a band like the Dead. I only saw him once at a show, and it was obviously him. I'm 6'5-ish and i could see his head floating above the rest of the crowd.Bill Walton, Hall of Famer and UCLA legend, dies at age 71
Bill Walton was two-time NBA champion and won several other achievements in his playing career. He was named one of the NBA’s 75 greatest players.
RIP
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