So, what’s everyone’s take on this new album? I caught a few gems, but overall... 😬
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Regarding AC/DC, we should probably acknowledge they aren't exactly rookies anymore. That said, Alice Cooper still manages to pull off three-hour sets without breaking a sweat. 😬
R. I. P. Lemmy Kilmister
in Music ·
R. I. P. Lemmy Kilmister😢 I really thought I’d get to see him one more 😢
We are Motörhead!
We are Motörhead!
Music events during wartime
in Music ·
I've found myself circling back to this topic. I was reading about that Bruce Dickinson concert in Boston back in '94—did anyone here actually attend that show?
Ronnie James Dio
in Music ·
Happy Birthday, Dio. Rest in peace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkysjcs5vFU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkysjcs5vFU
Slayer @ The Fillmore 06/23/2013
in Music ·
Are there any tickets still available for purchase?
Coin Collectors
in Miscellaneous ·
wiredmarlin29 said:Hey, this might be off-topic, but I'm not sure where else to ask...
I'm looking to sell some old Yugoslavian dinars—paper bills:
(500 dinar from 1981, 100 dinar from 1986, 50 dinar from 1968)
and coins (100 dinar and 50 dinar from 1988, plus a 10 dinar from 1980)
Where can I list these, and what are they actually worth?
Should I try going to the Federal Reserve?
Thanks in advance...
That's nothing. You aren't going to get much for them.$6.75....
Coin Collectors
in Miscellaneous ·
steelharbor59 said:I have an error note from the WWII era. $1667 If anyone who actually knows anything about coin and paper money collecting could tell me what this is worth. The date says 1043 instead of 1943. Also, "Vice President" and "President" are misspelled. Thanks.
http://postimage.org/image/dcdqosjzl
Regarding the year, that specific mistake appears on all bills $1667 printed on that date (July 15, '43).
As for the titles, those were just standard American English usage at the time.
The bill looks to be in great shape, so it should be worth roughly $12.
Coin Collectors
in Miscellaneous ·
Aaron Moore56 said:wondering if this bill is actually worth anything... cheers
An 1862 US dollar note from Richmond... paper currency
I'd upload a photo but I can't get it to work.. cheers
Shoot me a DM 🙂
Coin Collectors
in Miscellaneous ·
Thomas Ruiz3 said:I'm looking for someone who has any kind of banknotes. In exchange, I'm offering all sorts of vintage gear—old photo booth machines, Panini sticker dispensers, empty albums, and other 90s nostalgia. I also have stamps and some specific coins available...
Got any bills or coins you want to trade?
I've got a mountain of duplicate coins myself.
gentlegull93 said:I think I’ve landed on a conclusion that makes sense (unless someone proves me wrong), thanks in part to some of you. Music is easy to get to now, so people listen to everything and don't feel the need to stick to one style—including how they dress. Back in the day, music was harder to access. If you were into punk, you weren't going to waste money on some random rock band album when you knew you'd mostly just vibe with punk. Plus, the crowd would have laughed you out of the room if they caught you carrying a Jure Stublić 🤣
I rambled a bit at the end there, but I hope you get my point. 😬
Also, someone promised a review as a condition for opening this thread and never delivered. ☕
🙏 🙏 🙏 There, nicely explained. 😁
Sean Doyle97 said:Give me a break. People whining like this wouldn't even recognize an actual Punk Rock band if they saw one.😁
Satan panonski <3
Jerry Martinez50 said:I still run into some punks from time to time, even some pretty extreme ones. They exist, just not nearly as often.
I've seen them around here too.
True enough, they're there, but they're rare now. Most people on the scene today are into metal, country, or mainstream pop like Adele or One Direction...
Punk has changed, too. Take Green Day—they claim to be punk, but they look more like a funk band xD Just like their crowd..
Punk Rock as a lifestyle and an attitude died out a long time ago... But the music stuck around.
Coin Collectors
in Miscellaneous ·
Here’s a consolidated thread for all the collectors out there.
If you're struggling to ID a specific coin, bill, or bond, post it here.
Show off your most valuable piece.
Share the one that actually means something to you.
List the reference books in your collection.
Give us an idea of the scale of your stash.
If you're looking to trade or gift anything, go ahead.🙂
Regards. 😁
If you're struggling to ID a specific coin, bill, or bond, post it here.
Show off your most valuable piece.
Share the one that actually means something to you.
List the reference books in your collection.
Give us an idea of the scale of your stash.
If you're looking to trade or gift anything, go ahead.🙂
Regards. 😁
DIY metal detector
in Miscellaneous ·
Nice work! I’d love to try building one myself since I dabble in amateur archaeology... but I doubt I have the skills for it. 😁
Tarot and Card Readings
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With this. A quick Google search yielded this. Hopefully, my English is up to par.
Yeah, thanks.
Tarot and Card Readings
in Miscellaneous ·
Don't mock me here.😬
I’ve got some old tarot cards lying around at home. I'm curious how our grandmothers used to read them to pass the time. Winter is coming, and I could use a distraction. I'd appreciate it if someone could explain the "process" to me.
I can already hear the comments: "You're an idiot," "That's nonsense," or "Oh god, don't play with the devil, you're asking for trouble." I know the drill.😁
About the deck itself: there are 36 cards. They have various illustrations on them, with labels like Death, Judgment, Gift, Wedding, and so on.
So, what now?😁 I haven't the slightest clue.
By the way: I don't believe in fortune-telling until it actually proves something happens in real life.😁
I’ve got some old tarot cards lying around at home. I'm curious how our grandmothers used to read them to pass the time. Winter is coming, and I could use a distraction. I'd appreciate it if someone could explain the "process" to me.
I can already hear the comments: "You're an idiot," "That's nonsense," or "Oh god, don't play with the devil, you're asking for trouble." I know the drill.😁
About the deck itself: there are 36 cards. They have various illustrations on them, with labels like Death, Judgment, Gift, Wedding, and so on.
So, what now?😁 I haven't the slightest clue.
By the way: I don't believe in fortune-telling until it actually proves something happens in real life.😁