Dusty Chalk

Wet Hot American Summer, 10 Years Later (aka season 2)

Also, it was International Cat Day yesterday (8/8), and Words With Friends' word of the day was, 'KITTY'.

Actually, Instrumental Stoner is pretty chill. It's the musical equivalent of comfort food. That said, going to go even chiller, with How to Disappear Completely, Mer de Revs I & II.

Instrumental stoner full album playlist. Currently on Space Raptor, Hyperion...the previous one, The Fur, had some outstanding dirty dirty Sabbath-y distortion. Bought the Tuber and Hazy Sea albums.

Yeah, people keep liking it in one of two places I posted it, and another thread I subscribed to -- I go back and watch it every time, makes me laugh all over again. Unrelated:

I can't stop laughing at this. He's trying to lick his balls and they're vibrating too fast. I'm dying...

I suspect his issue is with the '...ue' and the end of 'analogue', which is a perfectly acceptable alternative spelling to 'analog'.

The dude eats tail (and that's not a euphemism), so no...no, it really isn't. He has excellent taste in bacon prep, so that leaves his standing in a grey area....gray area...whichever.

Happy birthday, Tom! (party favour noise)

Unholy carp, I need these in my life.

Less than a DT770, but more than a ...?

Oh. Well, poo.

What? It's on.

Hey, that's music notation, innit? I never noticed that one of my favourite expletives was comprised of the letters for pianissimo and forte.

Pfff

Correct. **TRØLL** I can never remember which of the accent aigu and the accent grave are supposed to be used on common words and phrases, like déjà vu and résumé, so I have to look them up every time. (And I only recently found out there were two on résumé, I usually only put the one at the end. I wonder how many offers I lost because of that.) Makes it really tough to be a fan of Hélène Grimaud.

Oh shit. I'll take it under advisement. Yes, the story of Tyll's digestive issues from -- what, a decade ago? -- the thought has crossed my mind that I've got some knots or backups, especially since I don't get enough exercise.

Well it's DC, so it should be better, I'd think, but I'm not exactly the brain trust here.

It's called an umlaut, and it tells you to palatalize the en. Sent from wherever I am from whatever this is via whatever I'm via-ing

I've been struggling with digestive issues on and off for the past two weeks, so I've been eating nothing but comfortable food. (Not to be confused with comfort food, which mine tends to be spicy or greasy or have cheese and whatnot.) About the only thing that I've found so far that falls into both groups is chicken. I love chicken. Still haven't figured out everything that's making me uncomfortable.

How well do they isolate?