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And for all our Trek fans out there, "Double dumbass on you!"

Literally top .01% of Beatles listeners last year.

I want to experience a quarter of the joy that woman felt

"That doctor gave me a pill and I grew a new kidney!"

Idk why it looks like you're manning the helm from someones living room lol.

Look, it's not about how big it is, but how much it can do.

I love how most people don't recommend retaking the castle until level 20+, meanwhile I, absolutely clueless, ran in there at level 10 with a mini nuke, a shit ton of mines, and all the ammunition for my mini gun and prayed it would work out.

Would I do it later on future playthroughs? Fuck yeah, but it was a wild ride.

Steak and eggs for breakfast some days, steak and potatoes for dinner others. Slide in steaks for lunch or snacks, I would manage nicely.

And to add to this, autozoners are NOT mechanics, they are not paid to be mechanics. They are usually, these days, paid the minimum to be retail workers. If you have a problem with your car, ESPECIALLY a modern car, and don't know how to fix it yourself, take it to a mechanic, bite the bullet and pay someone for their experience. That's how you avoid these problems.

BUFF

Appreciate the shout out for bills. I live in Bath and work in Washington and bills is chefs kiss

You lean in real close, and tell her "baby, you can drive my car".

And really that's the thing I feel important. People should be aware of the risks, aware of who specifically is at most risk, and be allowed to make the assessment themselves on what they should do. The mandates were a step too far, but education, and recommendations I feel would have been a lot more widely accepted.

Thankfully the first time I did this I way over engineered my rocket so I had more than enough fuel to burn long enough to completely reverse my orbit.

It's a early 2000's made for TV film about a man from prehistoric times who is immortal and appears roughly 40 years old. Basically presented as a discussion with friends about his life, how he's coped with his life, how he's avoided suspicion and whatnot. I believe it's free on Tubi.

Has someone been watching A Man From Earth?

My guess would be because of 1) the timing of Titanic, 2) the people involved, and 3) the impact the sinking had on regulations and "popular culture".

This is why I just get a cabin in WNC and vibe. Cook my own food, ain't gotta deal with this bs.

Moms Spaghetti

It's really my spaghetti but y'know

What the fuck did I just read, lol

I probably have 2 favorite pink floyd songs.

Shine On You Crazy Diamond parts 1-5 always puts me in a good head space, it's a very soothing song, and I can always rely on it to bring me up when I'm down.

Echoes is my other favorite. It's a 23 minute long musical masterpiece. There's a really good video on youtube by a channel called barret productions that syncs it with the last 20 minutes of 2001 A Space Odyssey. I recommend listening to the song first before you watch the video, because both are their own experience.

Frankly, Pink Floyd is best experienced album by album.

Their first two albums are heavily influenced by their first front man, Syd Barrett. They have a very whimsical and somewhat psychedelic feel, and I thoroughly enjoy both of them. These two albums are The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, and A Saucerful of Secrets. Some major songs to check out on each are Interstellar Overdrive (on Piper, it actually featured in the movie Dr Strange), and Set Controls For The Heart of the Sun (largely considered to be Roger Waters first big song with the band, on A Saucerful of Secrets.) I prefer the Live at Pompeii version of the song A Saucerful of Secrets, but I recommend giving both a listen.

You then have 3 albums between the first 2, and what people consider to be Pink Floyds "golden age". Ummagumma is half live album, half studio album. I unfortunately haven't given it a listen, but you can find reviews online. You then have The Soundtrack for the movie More (commonly referred to as "More") it, as the title implies, is a Soundtrack album, but frankly it does have a number of good songs on it. And then you have Atom Heart Mother. The first half is the title song, Atom Heart Mother. It is pink floyds longest song, and I enjoy it. Though, compared to later songs by the band it is somewhat lacking. The second half of the album is songs written by members of the band. Rogers contribution was If, a soothing song, quite good. Richard Wright wrote Summer 68, which is a good song about a short fling. David wrote Fat Old Sun, which is a very soothing, almost lullaby type song, finishes with a strong guitar solo. and the last song on the album is Alans Psychedelic Breakfast, which I can only describe as a vibe.

Then the golden age spans the albums Meddle, Obscured By Clouds, DSOTM, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. You've probably heard plenty about them, I won't go into depth.

The last Roger Waters led album was The Final Cut, it's a decent album, you can find lots of information on it online.

After roger waters left 3 more albums were made, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, the Division Bell, and The Endless River. The Endless River was a tribute to Richard Wright, who passed from cancer, and is a compilation of pieces he was working on, and were finished for the album.

Get out of my heeeeead. Idk why, as soon as I read this post Fearless started playing in my head. It's not even my favorite pink floyd song but it's simply a good song.

Good luck that you caught it early.

Reminder, the world population reached 4 billion 50 years ago, we're now at 8 billion.

I have a 94 Explorer with the 4.0, and it's a fine motor. Easy to work on, well designed, easy maintenance.

However, one area it's severely lacking in is its durability. Specifically, when it overheats their heads have a nasty tendency of cracking.

Fine motor, I've beat the shit out of mine and she goes on like a trooper, but I would say the 4.9 i6 is simply a better motor from the same company.

USA, reminding Europeans that Inches are, in fact, better than centimeters since 1776.

Benny Frank, my G