OhmsLawn

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OhmsLawn, (edited )

Edit: Just to sell it a little harder, this album has phenomenal songwriting. It’s got a laid-back LA-surf-rock sound with elements of punk and maybe a hint of wistful country in the lyrics.

The What! Help is On The Way

This album and band is endangered, no CD’s, unavailable on any music streaming service.

The only online version I could find is this a random YouTube upload.

One of my favorite bands ever. They were introduced to me by a friend’s sister in, like 1999. Their band ended quickly after the death of one of the members.

The only other link related to them now appears to be a remaining band member’s channel, which hasn’t been updated in 11 years.

www.youtube.com/channel/UCtzbqcFuFKejZwn5Ewdd9VA

OhmsLawn,

This reminds me of the kitten tree scene in Lois McMaster Bujold’s Cetaganda.

OhmsLawn,

I mentioned it in my initial reply, but it’s important to say that friends aren’t generally made during the activity itself. You’re going to make friends by helping set up, making sure the space is clean afterwards, etc. During a club meeting or volunteer time, you really only have time to focus on The Thing, not each other. The magic happens in the fifteen minutes before the event

OhmsLawn,

Honestly, besides family, everyone I know outside of work, including my partner, came through sobriety-related meetings.

Outside of that resource (and assuming I was normal and not drinking myself to death), I’d say I would need to be volunteering or involved in some cooperative activity.

The friends don’t come from the activity, either. Not in sobriety, nor otherwise. The friends come from showing up early and staying late. The people of character are going to be the ones keeping the activity happening for everyone else.

OhmsLawn,

I’m honestly uncomfortable with TLDR. I haven’t checked up, but every time I watch an episode, it just feels off.

OhmsLawn,

The lady and I started just buying our own gifts and profusely thanking each other for them a few years back. So. Nothing.

It’s nice because there are still gifts under the tree, without the angst of shopping and the likelihood of disappointment.

OhmsLawn, (edited )

If I’m not actively using a tab, I’ll close it, unless I’m working on a longer term project. Right now I’m planning a fairly long trip to South America, so I’ve had several travel sites up for multiple weeks.

Edit: am X/millennial cusp.

OhmsLawn,

I’m in my mid 40s and, due to many things, it’s too late for me. They won’t shift without falling out.

I had half my teeth extracted last year, currently waiting on tens of thousands of dollars worth of implant and bridge work. If my teeth had been aligned, I’d still have some bad ones replaced, but it would’ve been far simpler.

Do it OP.

OhmsLawn,

I think an implosion is more than that.

It’s not the expression of opinion that sinks a channel, but a pivot from topic-focused to issue-focused. AvE didn’t go downhill for getting frustrated about the pandemic, he fundamentally changed the focus of his channel.

It’s one of the things I appreciate about the better firearms channels. I know they’re probably unpalatably conservative (to my taste), but by largely sticking to a topic (rather than the multitude of issues that are doubtless important to them), they manage to reach a wider audience.

OhmsLawn,

On that topic, Anton Petrov is legit. Daily videos on math, physics, and cosmology. Less frequent but better produced, Sixty Symbols is one of Brady Haran’s channels at University of Nottingham.

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  • OhmsLawn,

    Down by the creek

    OhmsLawn,

    I generally prefer homemade stuff. Xvideos is really the only answer for that. I also really have trouble with PornHub’s UI. It’s really hard to force desktop layout, and I really don’t like scrolling through single videos.

    OhmsLawn,

    I love that channel, but yeah. I’d like to see them revisit some of the earlier topics. The most recent videos are sometimes a bit overwhelming.

    OhmsLawn,

    Two of my favorites are already up. Here’s some more.

    Professor Carolin Crawford’s Gresham stint is my all-time favorite astronomy lecture series. It’s somewhat outdated, especially on the topic of Pluto, but fundamentally, it’s outstanding.

    From Brady Haran, Sixty Symbols covers physics and astrophysics, and Deep Sky Videos covers astronomy.

    Dr Becky does current events in astrophysics and astronomy.

    The Royal Institution, and The Perimeter Institute offer a lot of good lectures, but aren’t exclusively astro.

    Likewise, for a more explainer-style, and not exclusively astro, there’s Fermilab and The Science Asylum .

    OhmsLawn,

    Most of them?

    I mean, these things are grossing hundreds of millions, and I haven’t been to the movies in almost a decade, don’t have TV, and seldom stream anything like TV or movies.

    My video habits have gotten much more personal over the years. I’ll watch specific adaptations, and specific YouTubers, but that’s about it. For my brain-mush time, I generally play videogames and listen to audiobooks.

    OhmsLawn,

    I do.

    OhmsLawn,

    I just went through yesterday and killed a couple of these. Unfortunately, Airbnb retained my photo after I pulled the permission.

    OhmsLawn,

    Password manager. Now if I could just get Google to purge all my old passwords, that would be great.

    OhmsLawn,

    Try Italian chinotto.

    OhmsLawn,

    Late to the party, but chinotto. I don’t have a favorite brand yet but everything I’ve tried, I like. The blend of spice and bitter is fantastic.

    OhmsLawn, (edited )

    I had this idea, years back, to start a subreddit for missed photos, IMAP instead of ITAP—“I missed a picture.” I was going to make it a paragraph description, but this would be just as good.

    Edit: guys, see how this is all in the past tense? I’m not going to be doing it. I don’t want to be a mod.

    OhmsLawn,

    Here’s the trick I used when I was young and poor. I worked for cash with an estate liquidator, and I saw the passion some of the customers had for their collectables. I decided to develop that flavor of passion for a collection of $20 bills.

    For me, the hardest part of saving money (assuming it’s even a possibility) is avoiding the trap of saving to spend. The savings itself has to become a goal, and that can be really, really boring.

    Another tactic I used was to always save double the value of a large planned purchase: if I started with $500 and I wanted a $200 item, I’d save until I had $900 before spending. That way my stack never felt like it was diminishing.

    OhmsLawn, (edited )

    Cursing all the time is like yelling all the time. It loses its effect. That said, If you’re going to swear, don’t fucking censor your words. It’s just stupid.

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