Hello, from Brazil

[joelalvesjr]

Hello everyone. My name is Joel Alves, Jr. I´m brazilian. I´m 44 years old.
I´m a musician since 1982 and I´m a dentist since 1986. My speciality is Periodontology (GUMS).
Music is a serious hobby for me. I´ve played with many brazilians and strangers artists.
Beauty, sound, playability, state of art and science are together in a Smith bass.
Since I take my 1st. Smith, in 1992, my conception about music and the rule of bass in music has changed deep.
It´s a pleasure and a honor to stay in this forum learning and talking about the best basses ever: Ken Smith basses. IMHO.
Thanks.

[Tim Bishop]

Welcome Joel! Great to have you.

[Joel Larsson]

Whaddaya know, another Joel! How sweet!!
Welcome!

[Richard Prowse]

Oh, when the Joels
Come marchin' in...

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by Tim Bishop

Welcome Joel! Great to have you.

Sounds like you're going to eat him, wolf man.
Remember Little Red Riding Hood!

[joelalvesjr]

In Brazil we say: Wolf do not eat wolf...

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by joelalvesjr

In Brazil we say: Wolf do not eat wolf...

In New Zealand we say,
"Don't get too friendly with the sheep."

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse

In New Zealand we say,
"Don't get too friendly with the sheep."

Richard, are you speaking from experience?

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by joelalvesjr

In Brazil we say: Wolf do not eat wolf...

Well said.

[Joel Larsson]

In New Zealand, sheep eat people. I saw that in a film.

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by joelalvesjr

In Brazil we say: Wolf do not eat wolf...

The three little pigs would undoubtedly add,
"Wolf do not eat pig in brick house either."
That little face is supposed to represent a pig.