Would you rather we concede lots but score lots, or concede few and score few?

Was quite amazed we went in at half time ahead against Forest, but thought we looked pretty comfortable 2nd half. Was quite odd sitting on the train on the way home hearing Palace fans complaining

What is everyone take on the above question?

As someone who goes to all thr ganes, it's score loads and concede loads.

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u/dp1ddy — 4 days ago

Help me find this clip!

Hello, can anyone point me towards the following clip from TV.... I saw it a while back and was just telling someone about it but cannot find it for the life of me....it has the following criteria...

- It's from early 80s
- I think it's European TV (possibly French TV?)
- I think they play songs from Pornography on it
- It's quite abstract and blurry footage (by design)

Does anyone know what I am talking about?

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u/dp1ddy — 3 months ago
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I also want your broken pedals (I am in UK)

Based on the success of previous poster, I am also after some broken pedals. Please let me know what you have and how much you would like for them.
Thank You

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u/dp1ddy — 5 months ago
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Long read...

Hello, I am from the UK and I booked a place to stay in Germany for an upcoming event. I booked it with free cancellation at the back end of last year in anticipation, so I have held the booking for sometime.

The area is in high demand because of the event, and therefore now quite expensive so I would like to do everything to not lose the booking.

The dates when I am travelling have changed ever so slightly - I initially booked the 26th - 28th May, but our plans changed slightly so I have requested to modify the booking to 27th - 29th.

For some reason, when I made the request to change the booking the price dropped by about 20% - which is great, but I am not so concerned with that as the place is a bargain anyways.

Now, the place still is available to book on the 29th if someone else wanted to book it, so I assumed the booking would be a formality (this kind of thing has been in the past)

So now the weird part....

I requested the change on Monday, and got no response, but could see they read the message. I messaged again on Friday asking again for the host to accept the modification and they wrote back (this is word for word)

"We can do that, regards <hostname>"

So I reply "Great! Thank you, Can you approve the airbnb request via the app"

"I don't know my way around. But it doesn't matter in the end, does it? Regards <hostname>"

So I reply "Ok, it doesn't really matter no, but the friday 29th is still available to book, so if someone else books it, then my group will have nowhere to stay. Would it be easier if I cancel the booking an then rebook the new dates?"

I am still awaiting a response.

Unsure as to how to progress this...as above, I don't want to spook the host or lose the booking altogether. I have considered mentioning the price change and telling the host I would be willing to pay the original cost.

There is a chance that the host is aware of the event and knows if I cancel he can jack up the prices...or the host might be concerned with losing the aforementioned 20%

What should I do?

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u/dp1ddy — 6 months ago

Hello,

I am guitar player, and in our band we don't have a bass player (out of choice) so I am responsible for the low end, and I do this by using a Boss Super Octave and a DOD Meatbox (which is a sub harmonic synth/octave thing - basically a sub woofer in pedal format) Neither of these pedals are always on - just for certain sections.

I use a Peavey Bandit for gigs, but sometimes it sounds like the speaker is going to die, so in rehearsal space I have started to use whatever bass amp they have in there and (obviously) the low end sounds much better through a bass amp.

So my question is...can I transplant my Peavey Bandit speaker with a bass amp speaker as long as I match the speaker impedance (8ohms in this case)?

I am not trying to sound like a bass guitar, I just need lots of low end for certain sections of songs, with the ability to also just sound like a regular guitar sometimes.

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u/dp1ddy — 6 months ago