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Alternative rock band combining elements of heavy atmospheric psychedelic pop. ๐Ÿ”ŠNew ๐Ÿ’ฟ EP ๐Ÿ”Š โ€œKeveโ€ out now ๐Ÿ“ก

San Francisco, CA
Joined December 2009
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elvis recorded more than 711 songs, but only 18 became global hits. thomas edison registered more than 1,100 patents, but people only remember one. lionel messi has taken over 4,520 shots and only scored 859. walt disney was rejected 302 times because of a lack of creativity before he got mickey mouse financed. van gogh made more than 2,100 paintings, died poor, and most people can't name more than 10. james dyson built 5,127 prototypes and only 1 changed his life. and you're giving up cos you haven't got what you want after trying what? twice? or maybe just 10 times? look, and at the end of the day, you don't have to be great to start, but you do have to start to be great. a winner is just a loser that tried one more time and that's just it. winners lose more than losers even try.
Hit me with the harshest reality truth.
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Bonnie Blueโ€™s baby when itโ€™s old enough to read the Internet
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Gen Z predicts the year 2060
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tupac recorded 501 songs, but only 2 became top ten hits. van gogh painted 2,100 paintings and only sold 1 while he was alive and it was 6 months before he died. sabrina carpenter released 67 songs and five albums over the course of 10 years before she had her big hit "espresso." glen powell spent 19 years trying to become an actor before "top gun: maverick" made him a star. 19 solid years. and connor story spent 8 years waiting tables and he was ready to quit acting for good. and the day he almost got fired, he got an email and he found out that he got the lead actor role in "heated rivalry," the biggest acquired hbo show in history. and you are giving up because you tried twice? or maybe 10 times? look, a winner is just a loser that tried one more time and that's just it winners lose more than losers even try.
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The strawberries in your fridge 2 days after you buy them
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Bear sprays bear spray. My acrylic painting.
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This is the ideal downtown
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When people said making $100K meant you had โ€œmade it,โ€ they were talking about a completely different economy. The new โ€œI finally made itโ€ number feels closer to $300K.
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B-E-L-I-E-V-E
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Happy Killdozer Day
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Meanwhile in Tobleronistan.
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Deftones performing "My Own Summer [Shove It]" on ABC TV's Recovery in Australia (1998)
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Russia remains banned from participating in the Olympics for being at war with Ukraine. Israel is allowed to participate after killing nearly 73,600 people in a genocide, around 20,000 of whom are children. Can someone explain this to me?
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๐ŸšจBREAKING: ICE agents pulled guns on an unarmed U.S. citizen in a small Minnesota townโ€ฆ then had to be stopped by the local police chief. This happened in St. Peter, Minnesota. A quiet southern Minnesota town A local woman was alone in her car, observing and recording ICE activity in her community. She is doing something that is fully protected under the First Amendmentโ€ฆ observing and documenting federal agents in public. ICE notices her watching. Three federal vehicles begin chasing her, and try to force her to pull over. They eventually box her car in and three agents jump out of the vehicle in front of herโ€ฆ with their guns drawnโ€ฆ screaming at her to get out of the car. She refuses, and states her rights. The agents open her car door anyway, drag her out, force her to the ground, and handcuff her. This is all happening while she is unarmed, and alone on a country road. She suffers cuts, scrapes, and bruises as they pin her down. Her husband then arrives and starts recording. He tells them they donโ€™t have a warrant and cannot search her car. An ICE agent dismisses him outright and says, โ€œIโ€™m not getting into the legality of everything.โ€ Read that again. A federal agent, pointing guns at civilians, openly says they are not concerned with legality. ICE puts this woman into their vehicle and starts driving her toward the Twin Cities, toward a federal detention facilityโ€ฆ even though she is a U.S. citizen. About twenty minutes into the drive, they suddenly turn around after getting a call from a supervisor. The St. Peter police chief stepped in. After her husband contacted an attorney and spoke with the police chief, the chief identified the vehicle ICE was using, took custody of the woman, and personally drove her home. ICE turned her over to local police because what they were doing was so clearly wrong. This is what is happening in America. A small-town police chief had to intervene to stop federal agents from disappearing an unarmed woman for observing them. If ICE feels comfortable pulling guns on unarmed citizens in small towns, chasing them, throwing them to the ground, and ignoring the law entirely, then no town is too small and no one is safe from ICE brutality. This is what it looks like when federal agents think theyโ€™re above the Constitution.
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Lewis Hamilton really delivered the greatest rookie season in Formula 1 history. Yes, the numbers were extraordinary - the most wins (tied), pole positions, podiums and front-row starts ever recorded in a debut season. On paper alone, it was historic. But the true measure of that year went far beyond statistics. At just 22, Hamilton was dropped straight into a front-running car and immediately found himself fighting a driver at the peak of his powers, Fernando Alonso, who was fresh off ending Michael Schumacher and Ferrariโ€™s long-drawn reign. Race after race, Hamilton went toe-to-toe with him, pushing a reigning champion to the limit, finishing level on points, and missing out on the world championship by just TWO points. Rookies arenโ€™t supposed to do that. But Hamilton did. From his very first season, it was clear... he was destined for greatness.
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