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xoomax t1_jee5537 wrote
Reply to comment by AndiCrow in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
Abigail has been in here for years and years....
xoomax t1_jee4yu9 wrote
Reply to comment by Sad_Intention_1657 in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
Best me to it too.
xoomax t1_jealvor wrote
Reply to Bladder stones taken out of a 21 lb dog by seynabri
Damn. I feel this. My little 4 year old / 13 lb guy had only three stones removed last year. They were about the size of the second row. He's on Hill's Prescription diet now and I'm making sure he gets plenty of liquid. I resisted the expense of the food at first, but with his litter mate brother passing recently and not wanting him or me to go through the stones surgery again, I'm sucking it up and sticking with the canned Hills c/d food.
Good luck to your little guy/gal.
xoomax t1_jdr7hd8 wrote
Reply to Ed Sheeran x Cradle of Filth by Sc00ter7622
Hmmm... Ed Filth or Cradle of Sheeran?
xoomax t1_jdnq6al wrote
Reply to ELI5: What’s car alignment? I read that cars should have it done regularly as part of their service. by LittleLostSadDeer
I'm going to follow up with probably a very stupid question.
When I get service, can they simply check for bad alignment and just charge for that If the alignment is good? Or do you typically just pay for an alignment and they align it whether it's out of alignment or not?
xoomax t1_jctjd96 wrote
Moby - Long Ambients 1: Calm. Sleep.
Any song from the album. I would just put this whole album and it's all I need.
xoomax t1_jcjlsv2 wrote
Reply to comment by stumpcity in ‘The Penguin’: Theo Rossi Joins HBO Max’s Batman Series by MarvelsGrantMan136
Except for Luke Cage... Imo
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Reply to A bismuth crystal I would like to share by BismutNL
Rocks are amazing! ;)
xoomax t1_jac48oq wrote
Reply to I miss walking in to a record store and discuss music recommendations with the owner by MaybeTheDoctor
Where I grew up in Louisiana, the place was a head shop and record store. The owner was so cool.
xoomax t1_ja8fvun wrote
Reply to comment by eekamuse in “ Prime Video's The Consultant Is a Little Weird, a Little Unsettling, and Mostly Mediocre.” by Hidethegoodbiscuits
Thank you! I've yet to watch it. I'll see myself out now.
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Reply to comment by ThePowerOfStories in My menu was on an actual meat clever. by teachdove5000
But they got legos!
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Reply to I need a new band to get into!! by Ashamed_Ad_8235
King Buffalo
xoomax t1_ja1nz56 wrote
Mastodon: Emporer of Sand. The band had a tough time with family when making this album. I think a lot of people don't like this album, but it's one of my favorites from them.
>Three out of the four members of Mastodon were directly affected by the disease [cancer] while making Emperor of Sand. Dailor's mom has been undergoing chemotherapy for a while, guitarist Bill Kelliher's mom died of a brain tumor while the band was making the record and bassist/vocalist Troy Sanders had to miss early writing sessions while his wife received treatment for breast cancer (she seems to be recovering well).
I have my own story to relate to this album. I had just put my dog of 15 years to sleep when I stumbled across the making of this album on YouTube. I wasn't much into Mastodon aside from Leviathan. But the video hit me and I liked the songs. Then learning the backstory of them making the album helped me cope with the loss of my furry best friend as I listened to this album over and over. There's even one song that almost makes me cry nearly 5 years later because it just hits a certain emotion and memory for some reason.
More info from Brann, the drummer, in this Revolver article from where I pulled the quote.
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Reply to comment by Byelof in A 2-year-old boy was lost in the Florida woods for 24 hours. Everyone feared the worst. Hundreds of volunteers came out to look for him. One volunteer came to a fork in a field: right or left? He trusted his gut, went left and soon heard a whimper. It was the little boy, crying but in good health. by ConquerWyoming
The article actually says,
>The 62-year-old came to an open field and was met with a choice — two wooded areas with a small clearing in between. Link, an ex-Marine and former supervisor for Hernando County parks, said he decided on intuition alone. He would go to the woods on his left.
Which makes more sense.
xoomax t1_j9gngup wrote
This is very cool. I've launched two from China not too far apart and they took very different paths. I guess this is the jet stream.
Coincidentally, I'm listening to BBC World Service and there is a story on Spy Balloons as I played around!
xoomax t1_j91dq8f wrote
Tyler Perry's Donation.
Streaming on BET Plus.
xoomax t1_j7ccrsu wrote
Reply to Is lost worth watching? by OKC2023champs
LOST and Deadwood are both a YES. Also throw Fringe in there if you haven't seen it yet. I may have liked Fringe more than LOST.
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Reply to comment by Dommdivaa in Louisiana Swamps (OC) [3024x4032] by Dommdivaa
I think they can look different depending on area / region.
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Reply to comment by farkedaccount in These snowflakes shaped like long strips I’ve never seen before by zebberman
This is why I came to the comments on this one. Thanks!
xoomax t1_j6kb202 wrote
Reply to Louisiana Swamps (OC) [3024x4032] by Dommdivaa
It just doesn't seem as swampy without Cypress trees with the Spanish moss hanging down. Maybe I'm thinking of a Bayou.
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Reply to Wonders of Street View by Lazylion2
I love venturing into other countries and driving, walking or bicycling through other places. It was really cool to stumble into an underwater street view.
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Reply to comment by magus-21 in I'm astounded each time I watch Person of Interest's "If-Then-Else" by thebetabruh
With one fault. The forced romance between Reese and Carter. Or was it just me that it seemed weird or shoehorned in?
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Reply to comment by calatranacation in Calamity Jane, is a legend from Wild West. She was known as a sharpshooter, raconteur, and frontierswoman. She was known to be a hard-drinking crossdresser as she always preferred to dress like a man. She was one of the most popular characters of the West. This portrait was taken around the 1880s. by sandboxvet
Did you check out the short-lived LUCK (also by David Milch)? I was so disappointed when that got cancelled.
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Reply to comment by FattyMcBlobicus in The Extraction of the Stone of Madness, Hieronymus Bosch, Oils, 1488 by Spiritual_Navigator
https://youtu.be/vkPRgxcvX-4