Jarhead

https://youtu.be/OgU_UDYd9lY?si=2tdg2cohYHR4AuXt

Bunch of purchases this week, some I wanted and some I needed to get due to circumstance: combined smoke/CO detector as mine expired last year with an adaptor plug (fuck rewiring the wall) Ryobi extend-it gutter blower attachment (want to see if it works well with pine straw) pair of slip-on shoes, because my last ones were ruined thanks to a gasoline spill bunch of PH2 bits for my screwdriver Sniper Elite: Resistance because I just love the series Humble Bundle games pack: Tropico 3, 4, 5, and 6 with a bunch of DLC Railway Empire with a bunch of DLC Port Royal 3 and 4, again with a bunch of DLC

Clemson's 2025 football season thus far

The tinfoil about reporting aside (an event that big would have the same issues with hiding it as the whole "NASA faked the Moon landing" stuff)..... you can't prove a negative ("can't find any evidence that it did not"). You can prove a positive, but you can't prove something didn't happen. Ie, I can't prove you didn't buy a new car last week. But I could, with sufficient evidence, prove you did buy a new car last week (eg bill of sale, DMV registration, cameras at the dealership, etc)

You realize this didn't actually happen, right?

Eh, re:entertaining and such, people (even older people) tend to forget that older generations of music were also filled with their fair share of bands and acts in it just to make a quick buck. We tend to filter them out over time and only ever remember the greats. Everyone remembers the Rolling Stones for example, but how many people today remember The Monkees? They were one of the (many) bands that were just making a buck, just like how (to take an example I've mentioned in detail here before) Nickelback was when I was growing up as a kid, or hell Puddle of Mudd (even though I absolutely still blast Burry today). Nevermind music back then, as it does now, also was sending some kind of message, albeit exactly what changes depending on the then-current trends/issues/blah. Beatniks of the 1950s, hippies from the 60s/70s, punk/ska/etc from the 90s/00s, etc. -------------- Anyway, ironically enough a song that's been stuck in my head these last few weeks is exactly that: some artist expressing the history of a certain musical vocal program (Machine Love by JamieP):

Blue Thunder - Meteor https://youtu.be/rqoXU84Oh4I?si=J9Gbsh482bV1sAD8

Been listening to a lot of Meteor over the past few weeks. Having a synth wave mood in general but I generally have liked his tracks overall.

...At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen?

Brute Force Commando by Vulta

1TB microSD card for the phone Passport application for work