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08-07-2021 , 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Schlitz mmmm
Goat
nothing's shocking ted, just admit it...

08-07-2021 , 07:20 PM
wonder how much of those 92 err 91 lollapalooza shows are available at utube
08-07-2021 , 07:35 PM
just search like i said earlier. there's quite a bit of full sets by different bands, sound quality is hit or miss because it's all crowd recordings. pretty sure Jane's entire set from shoreline is available. your luck with finding women wearing skin colored body suits and grinding against each other is a different story.
here's NiN's full set from shoreline. decent sound, shame there's no vid because Reznor was physically destroying absolutely everything around him later in the set.


Rollins Band Enumclaw, WA with vid (sounds a little fuzzy when they after it)

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08-07-2021 , 07:39 PM
All I know about electricity is when I was about 5 years old we had an old disconnected telephone with a weird connector on it. I figured if I stuck this connector in in the electrical socket the phone would work. It didn't It gave me a shock I still have evidence of! It split the thumbnail on my right hand which I used to to stick it in the socket. At age 67 that thumb nail is still showing signs of that fateful day. On the plus side I haven't ****ed with electricity since!
08-07-2021 , 07:48 PM
pics of thumbnail or it didn't happen
08-07-2021 , 09:09 PM
In high school physics class, we decided to see what would happen if we tore a gum wrapper in two, put a piece in each side of an electric socket, and touched them together.

There couldn't possibly be enough metal in those wrappers to complete a circuit, right?

At least we managed to figure out that we should use a pencil to push the two pieces together instead of, say, our fingers.

No big damage, just a spark, then the lights went out for a while. Meanwhile, we used the pencil to knock the pieces out of the socket onto the floor, then clean away the evidence.
08-07-2021 , 09:52 PM
evidentiary hearing on the evidence tampering
08-08-2021 , 01:05 AM
i never heard of even one of those on that list of music makers. nor would i ever bother to listen to such garbled nonsense.
but then again i am old fashioned. and like it that way.

i have also wired in a 200 amp full electric service for a house.
08-08-2021 , 01:43 AM
As a child I learnt the hard way that using silver paper as fuse material is not a very effective way of controlling the flow of electricity, it sort of exploded. When I say “sort of” I mean it did explode
08-08-2021 , 02:00 AM
Never heard of Siouxsie y las Banshees?
08-08-2021 , 02:11 AM
Try crawling under a mezzanine floor to connect the controls properly,200 amp house wiring is a job for girls
08-08-2021 , 01:18 PM
Exploding an entire factory is also in my skill set
08-08-2021 , 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray Zee
i never heard of even one of those on that list of music makers. nor would i ever bother to listen to such garbled nonsense.
but then again i am old fashioned. and like it that way.
Ray, were you born old? lol...j/k

I grew up Jane's Addiction and NiN
08-08-2021 , 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray Zee
i never heard of even one of those on that list of music makers. nor would i ever bother to listen to such garbled nonsense.
but then again i am old fashioned. and like it that way.

i have also wired in a 200 amp full electric service for a house.


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08-08-2021 , 11:33 PM
May have mentioned this before but still useful advice , if the motor rotates in the wrong direction you can correct this by switching any two of the supply wires. Switch the power off before you do this, otherwise you will probably die
08-09-2021 , 02:34 AM
Not at least hearing of Trent Reznor and NIN seems strange. They had some serious talent.



One of the last songs Johnny Cash ever did before he died was a cover of a NIN song:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8AHCfZTRGiI
08-09-2021 , 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Phat Mack
Did you ever read Harrington on Hold 'Em?
Yes.
08-09-2021 , 02:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Phat Mack
I agree. I think if you take all the energy you'd put into imposing your will and put it into developing a reputation for relentlessness, it will take you farther. (If you don't like the term "relentlessness", substitute "perseverance".)
I agree with the bolded but perseverance and relentlessness are not the words I would use or agree with. I would replace those words with “ being fun” or “ being great at something”
There are many people who spend a lot of time controlling others and it works for them until they run into a higher sort of people who can’t be controlled. Imposing your will on someone involves getting very intimate with that persons life , their feelings , their things. And in the process of learning all this about someone, and in some ways you have to be a cold dood to look into all this and use that info to try and impose your will, you end up cornering yourself and throwing away part of your own soul.
There was a guy who tried to control my sister, he did everything and was very arrogant like all sociopaths are and so after all his plans failed and he wasted years on it he decided to come and kill my sister. He failed and is spending the next 20 years in prison.

Maybe he should’ve just done something he liked like a movie or a hobby instead of worrying all the time about being “alpha”stop at nothing impose your will guy.
08-09-2021 , 03:59 PM
I'm not normally like that, and hardly controlling of others. Sometimes you have to have backbone and stand up for yourself. It sucks, but it is what it is.
08-11-2021 , 11:52 AM
"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife."

I have friends who seem to believe this. And my good fortune consists of those friends.
08-11-2021 , 12:03 PM
[x] passes the Foolish Consistency rule
08-11-2021 , 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by John Cole
"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife."

I have friends who seem to believe this. And my good fortune consists of those friends.
Congrats!
08-11-2021 , 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Phat Mack
Congrats!
No congratulations. My friends can't seem to tolerate seeing me single. I can't envision anything else.

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08-11-2021 , 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by John Cole
No congratulations. My friends can't seem to tolerate seeing me single. I can't envision anything else.

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Congrats!
08-11-2021 , 02:29 PM
Wodehouse quote
“He’s too young to be married”
“So was Methuselah”

      
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