Eighty-Eight

Good to hear that you're still here, Jack. We missed you at SB II. It was great fun, as usual. So many great people attend this event. Looking forward to seeing you next summer!

Hey Jack! I saw your (Green) light on by your name today! I've been wondering if you were still around... How you been? We missed you at SpeedBAG II... Anyway, I just wanted to say hi!
- Dee

Happy Birthday 88!

Hi Jack! Happy birthday, kid! I'm a January baby too! I hope you're having a good birthday. Still tickling the ivories? Doing any punch drumming lately? Hope to see you this summer at SB 2011.
-Dee

Happy Birthday, Jack. Have a great day. Looking forward to seeing you @ SB II.

happy birthday Jack,hope life is treating you good,take it easy mate and I look forward
to catching up with you at some time in the future for a punch and a beer,deano

Jack, Eighty-Eight, there must be a story behind your name also. Actually PIEFURZ is the hip hop, phonetic spelling of my name Pfeifer on my license plate, posessive Pfeifer's. Probably not the traditional German pronunciation. The bags I work on at two gyms, Navy and USAF on Bolling AFB, have had problems, low on air or holes and getting ready to pop so I've started to slow down some and work on linking skills. Bigger bags so I will have to take one of mine and a pump. They only have motorized ones that over inflate quickly. To bad they don't have the interest in maintaining their equipment like Donnie in the Real Gymm.

Eighty-Eight, would love to see some videos when you get things worked out. I was picking up the beat when you were learning from Alan. You'll see this comment in your G-town conversation, sorry, I'm figuring out this forum thing.

Hi Jack!
Well, I'm sitting here with a BIG GRIN on my face after reading your comments on the Pat Metheny punch-drumming video I posted...
Man, I'm a junkie. I love 2 things right now (well, 3 if you count my morning coffee!) – punch-drumming and reading the great things fellow baggers are posting about my videos.

"...All I needed was some popcorn..."

Thanks so much for the input. And, coming from a musician's standpoint, it's all the sweeter! Like "cream in my coffee."

I was wondering... what do you listen to when you're under the board? I look forward to seeing some of your handiwork, Jack!