Adi2121 @ Adi2121 @lemmy.ml

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He's not your lad, mate.

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

Ahh yes, 23:20. A classic.

The entire album is incredible, but I would say Videotape. Simply awesome. The syncopation is great even if I haven't looked into it much. I honestly thought the repetiotnnof "in videotape" was weird but now its really grown on me. The entire album has really grown on me, my first listen I thought it was good but nothing special. Now its one of my favorite albums of all time. Kid A is still the best Radiohead album, though.

Something is a-bubbli-ihi-hi-hiing behind my back

I have several somewhat niche interests and my favorite is Weezer shitposting. A community for it would be really coolz though I doubt who would post.

Acknowledge compliments and thank people for their work. Admittedly I'm not perfect in this, but it really makes me feel good and the other person too. If someone says I'm good at x I say thanks. Likewise, if someone helps me on a project I make sure to make my appreciation clear.

2 + 2 = 5 - Radiohead. One of their best and themetaically apporiprate too.

Jeera rice with literally anything is my jam. Basmati is cool once in a while, but I just can't get used to it.

I miss r/stunfisk. Probably the best in-humor I've ever had the pleasure of being in.

I'm Indian, and pretty much anybody who comes over is Indian too, and almost every time we have someone over its like 30 minutes from first goodbye to actually leaving. I love it, but it can get annoying.

smh, another non-vegetrian-accomadating place

Formerly Chuck's

The town he was in, Pickaway County, Ohio, has several things named Hitler something or other. All of them are related to this guys family, not the other one.

Avatar: The Last Airbender x Fallout: New Vegas. Holy shit, that sounds so cool. Like a gritty, open-world game with awesome writing set in the Avatar universe. Actually sounds amazing.

The fact that I understand everything in this scares and comforts me at the same time.

Formerly Sneed's

What

What about Teddy Roosevelt? He started what would evetyallt become the FDA, regulated business far more than any who cane before him, and was a trust-buster. Not to mention his conservation policy or his negotiating skills in the Russo-Japanese war. The Square Deal was great and I love conservation, but his outspoken imperialism isn't amazing, but I'd still rank him pretty highly.

I can't feel my legs!