I’ve got the drumless version on vinyl actually! I was looking for RAM and that version was on sale (less than half the regular price I think) so I got it instead. No regrets, but I do still want the regular version eventually.

I don’t usually listen to any electronic music, but those robots make some damn good music. RAM is one of my all time favourite albums.

For leather, I’ve been a big fan of Popov Leather from BC, Canada. They have the absolute best leather I’ve ever seen. I own a wallet, half a dozen belts, coasters, bags, and more from them and they’re fantastic.

https://popovleather.com/

These are my favourite shitposts lately. Keep ‘em coming.

Replace Jack with a Canadian whiskey and I could get on board with this.

My cousin has a similar one, but it’s “try anything twice”. Often times your first experience in something may be rough but the second go around can be significantly better. Or in the case of food, sometimes the first time you tried it was from someone who didn’t know how to do the dish justice, or bad ingredients put into it.

Probably “count”. As in each. So 18 count, or 18 cookies specifically.

At least in my area, if a store in a strip mall or plaza closes, their business name on the big sign by the road gets flipped upside down so people know it’s closed until they get something to replace it.

Reminds me of !ididnthaveeggs@sh.itjust.works

Yeah I was gonna say the same thing. I have a Khaki King II and it’s excellent. The Khaki Field in the picture is also great, I want to get one.

The general rule of thumb with beats is the first beat is always down and the last beat is up, and right before up is to go to out. So 4/4 would be down, in, out, up. 3/4 would be down, out, up. 2/4 would be down and out in one swing, up. 7/4 would be down, in, in, in, in, out, up. These are not usually strictly followed, but it’s a general guideline.

Please post this to !chrissimpsonsartist@sh.itjust.works

If there was one in Canada (and it wasn’t an American business) I’d check it out. Your description makes it sound pretty decent.

Before my baby was born I used to love whiskey. I wasn’t a heavy drinker but I really enjoyed it and had built up a pretty decent collection. When my wife got pregnant, she couldn’t drink anymore so I couldn’t drink anymore, and now that we’re starting to have drinks again I just don’t have a taste for it. It sucks because I have quite a bit just sitting around now. I’d like to get back into it again, not to drink every night or anything but just to be able to appreciate it again. I like enjoying things. On the plus side I’m now enjoying beer and wine a lot more than I used to, though I don’t drink those very much either. I’ve found more joy in coffee now than booze.

Reminds me a bit of my void.

I’ve never been in a waffle house, nor do I even know what it is (I’m assuming it’s a breakfast restaurant but I have no idea) and I knew that was the answer. It has a reputation larger than its business.

Easily one of my favourite PF songs. Which is saying something because I have a lot of favourites from them but that one stands out.

I don’t have a single favourite, but a few recent favourites, from my current favourite artist, Jesse Welles:

“I still don’t know what living costs, but I can tell you what I spent”

“A bird in its cage loves the song that it sings”

“As the golden rod fades and short are the days, I wish I could pause ‘em somehow”

“I can see a light at the end of the tunnel, then again it could be the train”

He’s got a ton of great political lyrics too but I felt that would be better in a different comment or post. Check him out, especially his two newest albums (Masks Off and Devil’s Den).

I like cold pizza, but I’d still prefer it slightly heated to room temperature. Can’t say I’ve tried the other one, though.

If by cold food you mean room temperature food then I definitely agree. Doesn’t bother me in the least. But if you mean fridge cold, most times I’ll want to heat it at least to room temperature first.