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Milo and POTUS posted:I wonder what would happen if he did see a woman. Would he just meh or would he heart explode I would imagine it would be like a Spartan suddenly able to be married, just absolutely perplexed at how it's supposed to work.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Mono-sexual Vs Stereo-Sexual Surround sound(ing)? E: ah a meme! In the meme thread!   
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ChubbyChecker posted:
lol Brawnfire posted:In this moment, I am Teutonic lol
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Been preaching this for ages
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cult_hero posted:There was this guy: What a fuckin' loser. I've seen several women just in the past month. Not in real life, granted, but,
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I've even seen a woman in a car in a movie Checkmate dead Greek monk
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Hearing it 40x a day 20 years ago wasn't enough? I swear that song, along with "Higher" and any number of Nickleback songs were all that radio played for 3 straight years
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cult_hero posted:There was this guy: Real avatar potential from the Incel Pope here
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Amphigory posted:Real avatar potential from the Incel Pope here Don't sign your posts
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Amphigory posted:Real avatar potential from the Incel Pope here Turn on your monitor
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mind the walrus posted:Hearing it 40x a day 20 years ago wasn't enough? I swear that song, along with "Higher" and any number of Nickleback songs were all that radio played for 3 straight years The Texas Rangers just won the World Series and for some reason their locker room anthem for the playoffs was "Higher"
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Amphigory posted:Real avatar potential from the Incel Pope here He was described as lacking curiosity about women. I think this is the most volcel man to ever live. Well, supposing he didn't have fun with his monastic brothers.
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Amphigory posted:Real avatar potential from the Incel Pope here way ahead of ya
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mind the walrus posted:Hearing it 40x a day 20 years ago wasn't enough? I swear that song, along with "Higher" and any number of Nickleback songs were all that radio played for 3 straight years Quality doesn’t go bad. Its eternal. For another example, check my posting history.
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         Mr. Lobe posted:He was described as lacking curiosity about women. I think this is the most volcel man to ever live. 
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Tenkaris posted:The Texas Rangers just won the World Series and for some reason their locker room anthem for the playoffs was "Higher" Christ I thought the 80 year old virgin was sad
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This was posted on page 2856 and drew outrage from the "little a" crowd. I think you're enjoying the meme for the wrong reasons, personally. I used "a little ___ as a treat" for years without even noticing the order. But, for your pedantic consideration, here:  Came across this while uploading: 
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ButterNBacon posted:This was posted on page 2856 and drew outrage from the "little a" crowd. I think you're enjoying the meme for the wrong reasons, personally. I used "a little ___ as a treat" for years without even noticing the order. Im tour host, Granola Bars.
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mind the walrus posted:Hearing it 40x a day 20 years ago wasn't enough? I swear that song, along with "Higher" and any number of Nickleback songs were all that radio played for 3 straight years I'll go to my grave saying that the period from about 1998-2005 was the worst period in music history. It was the highwater mark of record-label influence and commercialisation, when streaming obviously didn't exist, mp3s had yet to have an impact, you had to pay $20 for every CD you bought, every radio station played the same 12 songs endlessly on repeat, manufactured groups with focus-group tested levels of blandness dominated everything, and which left no defining marks or trends on the subsequent history of music. They say that fashion goes in circles, but absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo.
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Blurred posted:absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo. On the contrary, evanescence led to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czLYl4fM8yk
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Blurred posted:mp3s had yet to have an impact, 
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Blurred posted:I'll go to my grave saying that the period from about 1998-2005 was the worst period in music history. It was the highwater mark of record-label influence and commercialisation, when streaming obviously didn't exist, mp3s had yet to have an impact, you had to pay $20 for every CD you bought, every radio station played the same 12 songs endlessly on repeat, manufactured groups with focus-group tested levels of blandness dominated everything, and which left no defining marks or trends on the subsequent history of music. They say that fashion goes in circles, but absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo. Nah, I still hear the same unintelligible-grunt-as-emotional-release bands from 20-25 years ago just thriving on the local rock stations, not even in the context of the “classic” rock genre. Nickelback is going on tour, Creed is reuniting, people actually believe that David Draiman’s cover of “The Sound of Silence” is a pensive, sublime take on Simon & Garfunkel‘s classic. Buttrock is still the dominant subgenre of rock music and will never die. I always thought that the cream was separated from the chaff over time, and that was why boomers always claimed that music was better back in the good old days, but this poo poo seems to be living forever. On the other hand, when it’s all chaff, I guess you have to take what you can get. [edit] leave it to me to grow up surrounded by dairy farms and grain fields and manage to get the axiom mixed up root beer has a new favorite as of 20:15 on Dec 3, 2023 |
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Blurred posted:They say that fashion goes in circles, but absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo. Matchbox 20 and Nickelback are still touring and still doing arena shows. This does not suggest that they will be forgotten in 10 years.
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Semi Charmed Life was I think the first, certainly one of the only, CD singles I bought in my life.
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Blurred posted:I'll go to my grave saying that the period from about 1998-2005 was the worst period in music history. Is that by any chance the time you were in high school? I have a hard time imagining anyone but an angsty teen have such strong opinions about such overwhelmingly inoffensive bands.
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Blurred posted:I'll go to my grave saying that the period from about 1998-2005 was the worst period in music history. It was the highwater mark of record-label influence and commercialisation, when streaming obviously didn't exist, mp3s had yet to have an impact, you had to pay $20 for every CD you bought, every radio station played the same 12 songs endlessly on repeat, manufactured groups with focus-group tested levels of blandness dominated everything, and which left no defining marks or trends on the subsequent history of music. They say that fashion goes in circles, but absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo. Some of this is subjective taste-wise, and pop music varies by where you are in the world, but some of this just doesn't get the timeline right. The original Napster ran from 1999 to 2002, with all the other P2P music sharing names we all remember appearing in the same time frame. Music sales, in the U.S., at least, peaked in 1999 and started dropping every year--although admittedly the much more precipitous decline hits ~2-3 year after your time frame when streaming takes over from illegal downloads. Anecdotally, I somewhat recently did a listening project of every number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, and there's imo there are much, much more dire periods than '98 to '05. (Incidentally, the late '60s are not my favorite music period overall, but it was certainly the time when the top of the charts had the most interesting music.)
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Blurred posted:I'll go to my grave saying that the period from about 1998-2005 was the worst period in music history. It was the highwater mark of record-label influence and commercialisation, when streaming obviously didn't exist, mp3s had yet to have an impact, you had to pay $20 for every CD you bought, every radio station played the same 12 songs endlessly on repeat, manufactured groups with focus-group tested levels of blandness dominated everything, and which left no defining marks or trends on the subsequent history of music. They say that fashion goes in circles, but absolutely no-one is going to be clamoring to hear Matchbox-20, Third Eye Blind, Nickelback, Kelly Clarkson or Evanescence ten years from now. Just utter poo poo. more like the mid 90s-today
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I think that period just seems bad if you're the age of typical goons because you would have only been exposed to the good music from periods before that, during that period you would have been constantly exposed to music you didn't like on the radio, etc., and after that music streaming became widespread and you could easily just listen to whatever you wanted, so that was the time when you would have been subjected to music you didn't like the most.
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Tenkaris posted:Third eye blind's first album is pretty good though Yea man. Also Marcy Playground's second.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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mystes posted:I think that period just seems bad if you're the age of typical goons because you would have only been exposed to the good music from periods before that, during that period you would have been constantly exposed to music you didn't like on the radio, etc., and after that music streaming became widespread and you could easily just listen to whatever you wanted, so that was the time when you would have been subjected to music you didn't like the most. Makes perfect sense, though most of the stuff I liked back then I’ve grown to despise. That’s just me though, so
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