Mr. Not

tried him out several times and even have been personally recommended him since i'm heavily into shredding, prog rock, and jazz.. seems like he'd be perfect. I like a lot of it but most goes one ear and out the other. this thread inspired me to give him another try and it's good but i actually prefer his calmer songs.

lately though, in general, i've been gravitating towards calmer/softer music.

I've listened to half a dozen of his albums on spotify as well as some random ones on shuffle

My favorite songs by him (so far)

Sarah Silverman: Hey, have you guys heard of this band, The Mars Volta? Yeah, they're like the soundtrack for incels everywhere.

I mean, seriously, have you listened to their music? It's just a bunch of guys screaming into a microphone while playing the most pretentious, self-indulgent guitar riffs you've ever heard. It's like they're trying to impress you with how complicated and obscure their music is, but really they just sound like a bunch of angry teenagers who can't get a date.

And don't even get me started on their lyrics. I mean, what the hell are they even talking about? It's like they picked random words out of a dictionary and threw them together in a jumbled mess. "Sailing in a wooden shoe, across the ocean sea of flame"? What does that even mean?

I swear, listening to The Mars Volta is like a surefire way to make sure you never get laid. It's like they're trying to push away anyone who might actually be interested in them. "Oh, you like our music? Well, sorry, you're not cool enough to understand it."

So, if you ever find yourself listening to The Mars Volta, just remember that you're basically waving a giant red flag that says, "Stay away, I'm a total incel." And if that's the message you want to send, then by all means, crank up that awful music and let the world know just how lonely and miserable you are.

This is how I'd describe all the best Yes songs and I've seen others say the same. I also think that they set this precedent for prog rock 

Sleep with your *** hole open

Gripping your pillow tight

Decent flick.

A lot of parts were too edgy for my taste and it's a very "late 90's early 2000s" type movie.  Fight Club, Memento, Donnie Darko, The Game. etc.

The second half of the movie is better than the first, i was almost going to drop this movie I'm glad I didn't. It was an enjoyable watch.

What I appreciated about this movie most is it made me more thankful for my own health as well as my family's. 

Never cared about Dune

Never will

A dumb joke

The future is now

FJB

LILY'S CUBAN CUISINE 

THAT N**GA NEEDS TO GET ON THA GRIND

1 hour ago, That One Guy said:

My cousin is his long term girlfriend’s stay at home dude. No kids, he just cleans the house walks the dog and cooks for her. On one teachers salary lol. Living in her parents basement apartment. Since late 2018 he hasn’t worked by choice. They could’ve bought a damned home if he didn’t “retire” at 38

to each his own

• SORRY FOLKS! We're back up

This has always stood out to me. The guitar solo in this song (starting at 2:27) is lower in the mix than the rest of the instruments - bass, rhythm guitar, drums.. And it's a great solo, and for some reason having it so low in the mix works in its favor for some reason. It's always stood out to me and I'm still not sure whether it was intentional or not, but for some strange reason it's really cool. Maybe it's simply because this is something which never happens outside of demos.

i'm such a doofus man, waiting until after the bullrun has begun to stock up on alt coins

my cuban gf should move here and start a cuban food truck, i bet it would blow up and be incredibly lucrative. staffing would be difficult though, there are hardly any Cubans in CA.

but here in the marin county - wealthy libtard central - puerto rican food is the craze like you wouldn't believe. feeling cultured / worldly is definitely a key driver for that clientele. in FL no one goes to the cuban restaurants other than the cubans.. but cubans are like half the population of many areas in FL

how that's still a prevalent line of feminist thinking beats me. kinda retarded how they always find cooking in particular to be offensive. yeah, gee, the horror... 

on the other hand i'm offended that culinary arts always get discarded like this, cooking is as difficult and interesting as you want it to be. It's definitely a few steps above Sarah's friend's office job.

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The relationship struck Sarah’s friends as odd. At one point, Sarah said, “I just want to be with my kids and cook for my man.” “I was like, Who says that?” says a close friend. “I mean, I’ve known her for 30 years. She’s a powerful, decisive, strong woman. We grew up in this very feminist community. That’s not a thing either of us would ever say.”

lol

This rocks

This blows - bad