I had to get the 1st round of the rabies vaccine after a dog attack, because the dog wasn't ID'd until a few days later. That injection was, bar none, the worst pain I have ever felt, and I once accidentally got a piece of dry spaghetti shoved under a fingernail
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick can lick my ass. I will never stop publishing books he hates.
Ryan Estrada@ryanestrada.com · 7h agoThe biggest target I've ever seen on my books. Texas placed Banned Book Club and Occulted on a state-wide list of illegal "dirty books." Having them in any school could lead to state takeover where the government could shut down the library entirely and convert it into a student detention center.
Any time a reviewer laments a silly concept episode of a recent Star Trek spinoff, I have to remind them: we survived so many Barclay episodes, we'll survive this.
If you hear a church lady say "Prayerfully", just know thats how they say "fuck you"
i like how the guy from Wolves in the Throne Room always has cutoff shirts on. You know what they say: full moon out, guns out
People talk about getting off Spotify like they're getting off H. Its an app, bro.
That straightedge guy you knew in high school currently smokes a type of weed that scientists struggle to classify
Just now realizing Mother and Father from Raised by Wolves were in House of the Dragon S2
Me: just sit still for a second so I can see what's on your paw. My dog: NO, I'd rather DIE.
Someone down the street is trying to see how loud he can make his sibwoofer before someone says something, the bad news is that I don't even crack the top 10 crazy people in this neighborhood who will throw hands over this
a few years back some band claimed to be doing a Type O Negative homage, but they neglected how the production was the key component of their sound. Extreme EQ, instrument separation, and especially triggered drums, crucial to create that empty-but-full vibe
i wonder if Joni Mitchell is still salty about Graham Nash writing "Our House" about a house only she owned
Tough Breaks: The Story of Baltimore Club Music was released one year ago today. All of my love and gratitude to every person who I interviewed, and every person who helped with the publication, or bought the book or helped spread the word. repeaterbooks.com/product/toug...
Tough Breaks: The Story of Baltimore Club Music - Repeater Books
The definitive history of how a city danced its pain away. Drawing on interviews with dozens of DJs, producers, vocalists, club owners, and record store-owners who shaped the Baltimore club genre, Tou...
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Ranking the plastic surgery on the Its Always Sunny male cast members. Danny DeVito wins by default, Charlie Day a close runner up, Glenn Howerton in 3rd with some tasteful, age-appropriate upkeep, and Rob Mac bringing up the rear with that whole Stretch Armstrong thing
the fact that Dominic Sessa used to go robo-tripping in high school makes him more relatable.
X-Files S1E24 Vancouver (and clearly Vancouver) stands in for Gaithersburg. At least they got the part right that theres shady medical offices all over the place.
all these tiny house influencer types always seem to have 300 acres to put their fancy trailer on
well the morning radio finally talked about my street, unfortunately it was due to the house fire and dog needed to be resuscitated
If you want a sign of how old I am: I bought the first Counting Crows album on cassette from Circuit City
Why is Christopher Walken doing Miller Lite commercials? Is he really that hard up for money?
So i hear a loud rumbling truck outside and its a firetruck. The house 3 doors down was on fire. No injuries, 2 dogs rescued. The fire didn't spread beyond that unit (we're in a townhouse). Fire response looks like theyre wrapping up.
In The Red Shoes, Moira Shearer gets out of bed in the middle of the night, slipping on her casual 3" wedge heels
related: musicians who came up in the church are so good because that's a situation where not only are you allowed to be loud for a long period of time, it's pretty much required.
nearly every popular, long running band has had this in common: opportunity to play to an audience consistently enough to develop chemistry. Think Beatles in Hamburg, Grateful Dead doing days-long acid tests, Lynyrd Skynyrd doing 4 hour sets every night
