Random Thoughts... I wanna hear 'em!

I wonder if I can make my hair grey by putting baby powder in it?

I have the semi-unpopular opinion that when Cliff Burton died, Metallica died with him. I have nothing but respect for Jason Newsted and Robert Trujillo as bassists, but good god did every album since Cliff's death just suck! And Justice For All probably would have been a good album if it wasn't the worst produced album in the entirety of forever. The Black Album was lame. Remove The Unforgiven and it's completely forgettable. Load and Reload were steaming piles of hot garbage, St. Anger is the worst album ever made, and Death Magnetic, somehow, was decent and had fun moments. They released that new album whenever ago, and I couldn't be bothered. I did, happen, to ride in a vehicle with someone listening to the album, and I couldn't recognize that it was Metallica. I don't know whether that's a good thing or not, but it was such a dull, lifeless experience. I legit wonder if they play any of those songs off that album live or not. I'd put money down that they don't.

Listening to Australian Country music is a bit unsettling.

Like when you thought you won the bat'leth tourny but you really only got third place or something.

And the flavor of the birthday cake keeps changing.



Familiar, yet something isn't quite right...

Techno is still stupid.

Oblivion wrote:Techno is still stupid.

But surely something loud and monotonously repetitive is useful for grinding naughty bits with strangers on a tightly packed dance floor while consuming alcoholic beverages and assorted dodgy substances while searching for the next pretense of mating without the work of courtship...

In other words, agreed.

Oblivion wrote:Techno is still stupid.

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Wow it's amazing the others were able to keep driving on flat tires....

Well, they would have been flat if it were me...

"Why is a raven like a writing desk"

I dropped a writing desk on my head (fell off a ladder, long story) and for a week after that's all I could think about.

Conclusion, ravens and writing desks both fall down

A lot of people said 2016 was the worst year ever (at least before 2020) because a lot of famous people died that they loved. For me, those two were David Bowie and Prince. I remember exactly where I was when I heard that David Bowie died. Oddly enough, what I remember being immediately after Bowie's death was Prince dying. I don't remember where I was, I just remember walking into work that night, and they played like, five Prince songs while I was at work, which we never even got one before that. They didn't do that with Bowie. They already played Bowie songs. They played four of his songs before he died, and they still play them. They play a single Prince song now.

Yes yes.

Boy, if I had a dollar for every single day I've ever wasted while I was off work, I wouldn't need to work anymore