rapidstag2 said:And why on earth are you two acting surprised? The man pulls in roughly 10 to 12 thousand$0.00 a month; naturally, he has to fight tooth and nail to protect his own pockets.
If I recall correctly, I read a few months back that his salary was closer to 16k.
Honestly, what is the point in even commenting on someone like him or people in that same bracket? If it weren't so pathetic, it would actually be funny.
It’s just one disaster after another lately. Honestly, what can I even say? We felt the tremor all the way out here in 62 miles Washington, D.C. I can only imagine the absolute chaos you all were dealing with in the heart of the city.
Amanda Evans2 said:Honestly, any music that isn't laced with those kinds of dangerous, hidden agendas you see in some of those radicalized folk artists is more than welcome in my ears. Whatever floats your boat, I suppose. It’s truly heartwarming to see musical purists like yourselves—who clearly fancy yourselves the ultimate arbiters of high culture and impeccable taste—looking down your noses at someone just for listening to a mainstream pop star like Taylor Swift. What’s even more reckless, though, is the fact that you judge her music based strictly on where she comes from...
Wasn't that amateur singer performing at those radicalist rallies during the war? As far as I'm concerned, she’s actually worse than Thompson.
Nobody is judging her based on geography; they are judging her purely on musical merit.
Does this PDF include any accounts from former hard drug addicts?
I’ve always found it fascinating to read firsthand accounts from people struggling with addiction regarding how specific substances actually rewire the brain.
I’m inclined to agree. It feels like your textbook case of hip-hop sampling. My only gripe is that this orchestral arrangement doesn't bear much resemblance to the original track. If there was any lifting involved here, I’d point the finger at someone like Andrew Oldham or perhaps David Whitaker. If you haven't already, take a look at that video I linked above; it clarifies things quite a bit.
There are actually some decent guys in that Black Metal scene who work their asses off just to maintain this fake "evil" persona. The funniest one has to be Gaahl from Gorgoroth 🤣. I saw this interview on YouTube ages ago where the guy is sitting in the dark sipping red wine, and between sips, he's casually claiming he ate someone... like just toes or whatever. I was dying laughing. Such a try-hard 🤣
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That specific moment where the bassist starts sprinting up the mountain toward the guitarist during the solo? Pure magic. It gets me every single time; I can't help but crack a smile watching it. 🤣
I’ve gone through all three episodes. From what I can gather, it was essentially a "bozican special." If you factor in the translation costs, they probably didn't even make enough to cover the rest of the season.
A top-tier manager, truly. I happen to be the admin for all our WhatsApp groups. 🙏 🤣
I’m not entirely sure if this counts as "ours," considering the series dates all the way back to 1971. If my memory serves me right, it was a production by the Washington, D.C. public broadcasting network—*Where the Wild Boars Go*. It isn't exactly a comedy series, but it is certainly worth a watch. Someone has already brought up *Gruntovcan*. That one is an absolute classic that truly stands the test of time.