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Thank you for asking this question. I clicked "Helpful." :)

I know, I know. :ROFLMAO:

Sauté of lion's mane and oyster mushrooms, red bell pepper, zucchini, and spinach. Extra virgin olive oil. Rotisserie chicken from Sprouts that will impress you. Might even change your mind about store-bought cooked food. Maybe not, but maybe. Tapioca tortillas on the side. No pictures because...

I'm sick of it, but I can't help myself. My family is planning an intervention. YouTube has ruined everything. Don't get me started.

I have used NGK and DENSO plugs for 45 years, and I have always used (a modest amount of) anti-seize on my plugs. I like to obey the rules, too, and I hate being a wiseguy who thinks he knows better than professional Japanese engineers. That said, the reason that NGK says not to use anti-seize...

@Brybo86 "Helpful" post. Thank you. :) Those boroscope pictures are amazing. If I ever get a boroscope, I can give up my cable tv subscription and just look at my cylinders all day. No kidding, really. :)

Thanks for visiting the thread. I appreciate you, bud. :) Chicago's a great. It's always been good luck for me. :)

Obviously, I did not want to start a thread just to ask my own questions and give my own answers. That would make me a condescending jerk. :) Arkansas is a beautiful state. I once drove by Little Rock. It might have been in 1974. Glen Campbell was from Arkansas. He's was Steve Lukather before...

Thanks for visiting the thread, little buddy. I appreciate you. :) 1) I never gave a list. 2) Can one "troll" in one's own thread? Is that ontologically and epistemologically possible? :)

Thanks for visiting the thread, bud. :) Why don't we let Eddie tell us which guitarists he admired? (Speaking from beyond the grave through AI, of course.)

It's not that hard to get beyond subjectivity and reach a consensus. The majority of people in this thread agree that Hendrix was the top. Metal music is not Pop or Rock. It's a sub-genre. Van Halen's biggest hits were pop songs, not metal songs. Yngwie Malmsteen, or Eddie Van Halen, are...

Stephen Stills has more of the blues in his little finger than Eric Clapton will ever have. I saw him on tv in the '70s take two solos on one of those crappy CSN songs, and my life was different after that. Stills is a genius. He was Number 3 on my list. Jorma Kaukonen is a runny cheese that...

I have to work tomorrow, and I haven't even got a gas station to hang out at. Totally sucks if you ask me.

Steve Lukather is amazing as a player, but I just don't see that he has the imagination and ideas to be with Jimi H. and Kath. When you watch Luke play, he makes it seem like the guitar is just an extension of his arms and hands. His playing is always effortless. He is unique. :)

Thanks for pointing that out. I always get money and music mixed up. :)

That sounds like it might be your problem. Why are you posting here? :)

Mark Knopfer is lucky to make a living, and I think he knows it. :)

"Great" is all well and good, but I'm talking about guitarists who make you question the meaning of life. :)

@MrkofXcellence @NiwradND I suppose we have to talk about Clapton since he has spent his entire life telling everyone that he was the greatest guitarist. I will leave it at this: Clapton begins and ends with the live Cream performance of "Crossroads." I think it was in 1968.

"The Metal Movement" There you go. :)