Knuckledragger

Gravely Brewing, Louisville, KY.

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Oh man. I laughed, I cried. I \m/'d.

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Here or amp porn?

Oliver Lieb's 14kg aiwa XK-S9000:

Mike Dred's ACID LAB UK. 1992. Mike Dred's Acid Lab, 2016.

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Just one.

Bonus unforgettable luncheon:

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Let's go down a rabbit hole, shall we? Since the early days of the TF2 server I've run, there's been a regular who is ...enthusiastic in his typing. He doesn't play much TF2 anymore (Valve did a fine job of killing the game) but he does hang out in the Discord of a friend of mine. His ability to mangle the English language is sufficiently legendary that I've turned a bunch of his more colorful utterances into comics. The text in the panels is usually him. Soup broke his headset, so his parents got him a Blue Snowball mic. "Bob" is a Canadian, who is represented by a maple leaf. Stylish is named after Darwin, the "Stylish, but illegal Ikea monkey" who went viral six years ago. Sedweel is a good friend of Stylish. He's a furry and represented as a green fox. Soup imagines me to be like 80 years old, so it'll be pretty clear how I'm represented. Warning: the following will make little sense and will most likely break your brain.

I'll just leave this here. https://www.newsweek.com/mike-bolton-donald-trump-relationship-john-national-security-wrong-name-1283928

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2019/01/06/arp-founder-alan-r-pearlman-has-died/ RIP Alan R. Pearlman, the man behind the ARP synthesizer company which made some excellent products and had many, ahem, questionable business practices. The ARP 2500 and 2600 are the stuff of legend. http://www.vintagesynth.com/arp/2500.php http://www.vintagesynth.com/arp/arp.php

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The whole routine is here: The audio quality suffers because it's an audience recording. I think the routine is pretty good, TBH. It obviously needs a lot of polish but it's recognizably Louis C.K. Also, we're gonna talk about biting comedy that upsets the easily flustered, I have to make mention of the best of the best:

Vaguely related, I'm no big fan of Sasha, but he did a hell of a remix of Gus Gus in '97 that's thematically similar:

The age of auto-embedding everything is a weird one.