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I remember this kid had flavored reeds for his clarinet or whatever and he kept slobbering all over them.
Well one day he opens his case and they were all green. Green like their minty fresh flavor right? No. Green with something fuzzy growing on it.
wow i didn't know my stomach could turn like that
Kids are so fucking gross. Theyβre some of the funniest people youβll ever meet, they're great I love em, but they can be so fucking gross sometimes.
yeah my toddler wants to see his poopy diaper and then pretend eats it π€’
forbidden jolly rancher
probably tastes about the same as the candies my grandma used to give us when we were kids .. horehounds and other terrible "candies"
Granny candies!
Every other thing was licorice flavored and everything that wasn't tasted like a shoe
I'm looking at you, "root beer" barrels
forgot all about the root beer barrels.. oof
You can send all of those candies to me, Iβll happily take them. Yes, even the strawberry bon bons
horehound
I had to google that. And the moment I saw the candies I could taste them. Bleh!
I still have my rosin for my bass bow somewhere, the neat thing with the bass one is it's not in a little wooden case like this one so you can sort of put it into sunlight and melt it back into place if it breaks. Prob has a lot of my finger oils on it tho
Bass Rosin will slowly seep if itβs left on its side
Yeah the little case it was in kept it mostly in one place for me, I promised myself one day I'd get a bass and I'd use my rosin again...
Mmmm, Rosin
I've never played a string instrument in my life, I take it that's some sort of string wax or something?
Close, it's tree resin. You rub the bow on it so it can get more friction on the strings.
it's rosin, gives the bow more friction against the strings
Mmmmm musical soldering flux
Doesn't taste as good as the rosin core solder, ngl.
Solder just doesn't hit the same ever since they made it lead-free smh
Hello, fellow child of the 80s 
I'm actually late 90s, but I was lucky enough to enjoy the good solder that dad passed on. Solder joints have never been shinier