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i called a conservative morning show and tried to name as many punk bands as i could before they caught on.
i tried getting feedback about the whole end it / banana man controversy and didn't get a whole lot of closure.
hey people, i don't think i can make it to the sold out drain / no pressure / haywire show tomorrow at irving plaza. if anyone wants a ticket at cost holler at me.
the only constant in this world is being able to search for "name of old screamo album + blogspot" and being able to download it off mediafire
This poor guy and his deceased wife had a miscarriage and now he is being called Japanese
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9) An elderly Japanese man tends to his bonsai tree and starts picking the leaves one by one from the top, pink sakura blossoms slowly falling down
this is ideal if your audience is a bunch of fucking nerds who listen to fake podcasts with studio ghibli avatars
could you imagine if it was 1997 and vince mcmahon had a private aol chatroom discussing raw plans with the rock and hhh and accidentally added goldberg to the room
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i can’t stop thinking about this video. 15 years ago this routine would get you called gay (or “metrosexual”) but is now considered peak alpha male behavior. something weird has shifted
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This has really turned into the premier platform for watching people do cool parkour tricks, oh wait, he was actually committing suicide.
Watching a concert through goggles sounds like a punishment
Experiencing concerts has changed forever—and Metallica just showed me how. Seriously, do yourself a favor and book a demo at your nearest Apple Store to watch this latest Apple immersive release on Vision Pro. It really is THAT good.
While not everyone gets the chance to experience the magic of seeing legends like Metallica perform live on stage and feeling the electrifying energy of the crowd, this technology brings us as close as possible to making that experience accessible to many more people.
No matter how much you may doubt this technology, after seeing this, it will be hard to deny that this could become a very common way to experience concerts in the future.










