Posts by Zachary Rodriguez32

Does anyone happen to have a recording of the radio broadcast?? I was actually at the concert in person—and now I am feeling REALLY regretful that I didn't manage to set up a way to record the live radio feed!

If you don't have the capacity to handle such a fundamental task—honestly—then perhaps you shouldn't have even bothered stepping onto a film set in the first place.

steelviper6 said:Auuuuu... I mean, Fred Durst is a total legend. 🙏 🙏 🙏
If it weren't for him—and I suppose this is a bit hyperbolic—one might actually think that boy bands and certain... subcultures... had completely died out. 🙏 🙏

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tzar said:18 hours—which is almost cowardly😬

Oh, sure... why don't you just run straight to bed already! 😬

Personally, I tend to prefer getting about 9 or 10 hours of sleep a day—depending on the circumstances—but when I have to head into school, it’s simply impossible. On those mornings when I have early classes, I somehow only manage to get maybe 4 or 5 hours. 😬

Adam Moore said:Metal doesn't automatically mean heavy metal. For crying out loud!

I wonder why you are quoting me? 😕

The Dancing Dead said:They don't bother with solos—they're just too aggressive, and they lean more toward death metal. 🙏

Solos are for weaklings, I suppose. 🤮

I really hope this is just some kind of joke... 😬

steeleagle9 said:They're intense, and they are definitely metal! 🙏

Sometimes they get so aggressive—I guess you could say—that I almost mistake them for death metal. 🙏

Just because something is intense doesn't mean it qualifies as Heavy Metal. In my opinion, they really need to include at least some guitar solos to truly fit that description.

I suppose I would categorize them under the nu-metal umbrella.

To be honest, I find their vocalist's voice quite grating...

Jason Chavez32 said:Well. I suppose that’s all there is to say, really. 🙄

Did you happen to notice the tattoos covering those heavy metal physiques? It’s pure Heavy Metal, I suppose—just absolute dedication to the aesthetic. 🙏

I find myself in complete agreement—I really do. 😬

steeleagle9 As I was saying—though perhaps I should have been more precise from the start—it seems that...
I honestly can't quite wrap my head around it—how on earth do they manage to get that specific guitar distortion? Those riffs are just incredibly heavy—I guess I'm just struggling to figure out their secret sauce. 🤮 🤮 🤮

I suppose—if you truly consider LB to be Heavy Metal—then you probably don't have much of an understanding of the genre at all.

Jason Chavez32 said:you really don't have a clue 🙄

As far as how LB fits into Heavy Metal goes—well, I guess I honestly don't know.

Limp Bizkit is easily one of the WORST and most irritating bands I have ever had the misfortune of hearing. 🙂

steeleagle9 said:They’re great. 👍

Fred Durst is actually my idol—well, I suppose if it wasn't for him, I might never have even started listening to Heavy Metal. 🙏🙏

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LB and Heavy Metal are just... incompatible terms, really. I mean, how exactly did LB get you into Heavy Metal? 😕

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silverfalcon7 said:Let's just head out early😉

What I am attempting to convey—though perhaps I am being unclear—is that vitamin C does not actually act as a stimulant. 😁

Nicole James said:A colleague of mine was actually boosting her Vitamin C intake while prepping lab tests... she claims it really makes a difference.

As for me—Vitamin C doesn't seem to do much at all. When I head into school in the morning after getting maybe four or five hours of sleep—which, admittedly, isn't enough—no amount of Vitamin C can truly wake me up.

Walter Myers4 said:No, I believe I am correct here. If you ask anyone living along the coast—and I suppose they'd know—urine acts as a sort of buffer to neutralize those acidic toxins.

That isn't quite what I meant! 🤣
My point was actually about how she rushed into things by suggesting urine as a remedy, especially since Casey Palmer5 ended up getting stung right on the FACE by a jellyfish. That is what I am focusing on—not the actual effectiveness of using urine in those specific situations.

Walter Myers4 said:it was obviously just a joke—though, it is widely believed that urine can neutralize most toxins.

It feels more to me as if you were just being reckless and now you're trying to backtrack... 😬
Whenever I've been stung by a jellyfish or something similar in the Atlantic Ocean, I've always just applied alcohol and left it alone. I suppose the priority should be getting those animal stingers out of the skin as quickly as possible.

You won't even get a trace of Vitamin C from your supplements because it breaks down so easily when things get heated—I mean, you shouldn't even be putting Vitamin C in hot tea, let alone near the smoke of a lit cigarette.

Elizabeth Price2 said:What kind of patients are we, really?😵😬

I generally try to "catch" a specific rhythm—sort of a cadence—so that I always stay within the lines, making sure every single step is exactly the same length. Usually, that results in me walking in these massive, giant strides🤣
But this past week, I’ve just been wandering around without even thinking about where my feet land. So, basically👋

I used to do the exact same thing, purely just so I could stick to those squares! I’d almost start jogging just so I could manage those huge steps! 😬
The key point here is—I *used* to do it, but I don't anymore. 😁
I suppose we are living proof that people like us are perfectly normal... right? ARE WE REAAALLLY??!! 😁

Elizabeth Price2 said:Basically, here is the situation: when I am walking down the street, I find myself avoiding stepping on the lines.😵
You know how it is—sidewalks can be, well, whether it's due to age or just poor construction or whatever else, full of grooves and cracks—essentially lines. So, I end up hopping around or maneuvering... (making a complete fool of myself, I suppose), all just to avoid stepping on a single line.
I have been doing this for as long as I can remember. At first, it was just a game, but now it has definitely become a habit.
I even started avoiding lines on playgrounds, even if it meant playing poorly.🤣
For a long time, I was convinced that maybe I was the only one dealing with this, but then I watched that movie with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt "As Good as It Gets" and saw that the main character deals with similar "quirks" too. Of course, he seems like a rather "difficult" patient—he doesn't really walk on sidewalks where avoiding lines is impossible—but given my trajectory, I feel like I could eventually reach that same level.🤣.

So, I guess I am wondering, is there an actual clinical term for this "disorder," or does it even fall under such a category?

pizdolizac said:I do that sometimes too—especially if the sidewalk is made of tiles.
In those cases, I try to stay within the squares. 🙄

I used to know (and I still know how to do it) that when I cross a crosswalk, I must step precisely on the white stripes. I also used to be very careful about not stepping on people's shadows, which I still do occasionally (though perhaps not as frequently as before). 😁

Regarding the floor tiles, I knew how to walk while making sure my feet stayed inside the squares, but it wasn't quite that simple... 😬
Take a look at the attachment... it is essentially a floor plan (the lines on the ground 😁) showing those squares. I move from the bottom of the image toward the top. "R" represents right foot steps, and "L" represents left foot steps.

Of course, I don't walk on sidewalk squares like that anymore... my only remaining, let's call them "obsessions"—even though they aren't truly obsessions—are being careful not to step on shadows and watching my step on crosswalks, but even that happens RARELY.

brighttiger6 said:it’s not even that bad... 😢

It isn't... 🙂