Came to suggest this one, that movie was such a good time
Weirdfish
joined 3 years ago
I've been playing Rocksmith bass for about six years, and recently got the four sting version of that Ibanez.
Never thought I'd spend that much on what is essentially a PlayStation controller, but I absolutely love it.
Lived in and around Chicago most of my life, and this is also my answer.
Having a winter hobby to look forward to takes the edge of the cold weather for me.
You mentioned the lake, but another benefit often overlooked is access to one of the largest bodies of fresh water on the planet.
Been watching since the first season and just love it. Would have liked to attend, maybe if they do it again.
Match two was fantastic, and the whole season was good.
Kinda wish they had more base game for round three but still was fun.
Always makes me want to play again, and then realize I am no where near their skill level.
The fuck we need snipers covering Arlington cemetery for?
Had to look up Zaddy, will absolutely take it
Ok, fair, but I guess my point is what I took from it at 20 in 1996 is very different from how I hear it espoused in 2026.
We do not have closed doors in the house, she won't have it
No, Tony Magnusson, but I'm pretty sure he retired
I recently bought a JBL Trio everything in one box music thing.
It has the ability in almost real time, there's a bit of buffering, to unmix any music I stream to it from my phone. You can dial out vocals, the guitar, drums, etc.
Being able to separate the tracks in audio, let alone do it in basically real time, would have seemed like black magic in the 70s. Hell, it seems like black magic now.
The TV series Unreal, cause it's hard to explain that one of my favorite shows is about a reality dating show.
Atlas Shrugged, the series cause while I liked it, I don't think it was very good, and the book because it's become too political.
Battlefield Earth, because the movie was a terrible adaptation and no one I know wants to read a book the size of the dictionary.
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The first time I got serious about Linux would have been 2003, taking a few classes at the community college and joining a computer club w a focus on Linux.
Was my primary OS from 2003 to about 2013, when work drove me back to Windows. I basically haven't had a personal PC since then, switched to gaming on consoles.
Still use it for servers, and plan on switching my new home PC over in the coming weeks.