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Motorboat Cruiser · 06-03-2008, 04:37 AM

I had a pretty extensive root canal a few months back. The procedure itself wasn't painful at all, especially considering the knee-buckling pain I was in beforehand, but it was pretty darn sore for the next 24 hours, after the Novocaine wore off. But, that what Vicodin are for and they worked nicely.

Soooo,

In about 16 hours, the original project I play for, called Naked Funk, will be opening up for the legendary George Clinton at the Belly Up in San Diego (His bass player, Lige Curry, is in our band as well.) From what I understand the show is sold out, so it will be one of the bigger crowds I've played for. And yet, I'm way too excited to be nervous. I just want to get through our set so I can take a seat and, for the first time, see him do his thing live.

06-03-2008, 04:37 AM	#21216
Motorboat Cruiser Cruiser of Motorboats Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: So Cal Posts: 3,665	I had a pretty extensive root canal a few months back. The procedure itself wasn't painful at all, especially considering the knee-buckling pain I was in beforehand, but it was pretty darn sore for the next 24 hours, after the Novocaine wore off. But, that what Vicodin are for and they worked nicely. Soooo, In about 16 hours, the original project I play for, called Naked Funk, will be opening up for the legendary George Clinton at the Belly Up in San Diego (His bass player, Lige Curry, is in our band as well.) From what I understand the show is sold out, so it will be one of the bigger crowds I've played for. And yet, I'm way too excited to be nervous. I just want to get through our set so I can take a seat and, for the first time, see him do his thing live. Last edited by Motorboat Cruiser : 06-03-2008 at 04:46 AM.
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