Everything posted by Dusty Chalk
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And now what did you do TODAY?
I take your point. wait, no, that’s not what I meant. @Craig Sawyers I was fine with the red hot cherry peppers, the problem started when I started working on the Thai ones. Even now, after washing my hands several times, if I were to —allegedly—stick my finger in my nose or in my eye, it would sting a little. I should move to Peru, where rocoto peppers are indigenous, because they are the perfect sweet spot between heat and flavour. And yes, I was being fast and sloppy, wasn’t even using a cutting board. I definitely need to improve in that area. Thanks for the useful information, grim.
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Songs You Came Across On Some Streaming Service And Thought Your Head-Case Buds Might Enjoy Too. No Critical Endorsement Implied. Fuck Vevo etc.
Benedict Cumberbatch mocking Roger Waters’ part, maybe. And I can’t believe they cut the last solo. Progressive metal (clean vox), with a video for the times:
- Happy Birthday Brent!
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What are you EATING right now?
You’re 6 feet away from your cheeseburger?
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And now what did you do TODAY?
I cut my finger while prepping food/cooking. Never using that knife again, it's weird. It was the smaller one from this set: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/foerdubbla-2-piece-knife-set-gray-00436790/ So I quickly took care of it, and went back to prepping food/cooking. I hadn't gotten to the red hot cherry peppers yet, nor the Thai red chili peppers. I was very careful. That said, some Scovilles still found their way into the cut. It was a little painful.
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
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What are you listening to Part the Third
- What are you listening to Part the Third
Petra Haden's YouTube channel:- Happy Birthday Brent!
- Happy Birthday Brent!
- Speaker Porn
Hate to disappoint you, but (Phil Collins on drums):- And now what did you do TODAY?
Late last night into this morning, watched one of my favourite bands do a livestream (mostly) right. They did a really good job of recreating the live experience. And then I got to Zoom with them afterwards! That was all kinds of awesome. I even got to bond with one of them for several seconds over my Event Horizon background. Sound is awful during the first half of the concert, but they fixed it during the intermission, so if you're going to watch any of this, start at about -1:49:07 for the second viewing of the world premier of the "new normal" video for their cover of Ordinary World or go straight to -1:43:25 for the start of the second half of their set. Initially, I wasn't going to participate in the Zoom, just "lurk", but they were so warm and inviting that I ended up participating a little. But I was a little inebriated, so I also embarrassed myself a little bit (no Cartman pajamas, though, not that bad). https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=270319837705987&ref=watch_permalink- And now what did you do TODAY?
Yeah, people suck at this social distancing. You can't positive think your way out of a virus. Glad you got some air and an unplug, though.- Post what you're watching
I'm watching Bruce Soord (frontperson for The Pineapple Thief) on Facebook livestream. I was marked a top fan earlier today, and he just played one of my requests, "Clapham". Wee!- What are you EATING right now?
- Songs You Came Across On Some Streaming Service And Thought Your Head-Case Buds Might Enjoy Too. No Critical Endorsement Implied. Fuck Vevo etc.
Pretty- The official Head Case broadcast thread
Break a leg. I’m watching a livestream of one of my favourite bands ever, so I’ll have to catch it on a showreel.- What are you listening to Part the Third
On a Bjorn Riis binge today-- Airbag and solo (entire discographies, both)- Music Making
Also, don't rule out the physical modeling synths, even from decades ago. When people asked me what analog synths I had -- even back then -- I would tell them what I had, then mention the Nord Modular and the Roland JP-8080. And then they'd say, "those aren't analog". And I'd stage-shush them, and stage whisper, "don't let them hear you -- they don't know that" or "try telling them that" (if I was in a position to play it for them, I would -- they really did sound analog delicious -- the Roland JP8080 (and it's older sibling, the JP8000) sound nice and moogy, and the Nord Modular was just crazy versatile -- there were times it sounded like a polyphonic ARP 2600, and sometimes it would sound vaguely Prophet-y, but not as good as my Prophet5, so I didn't usually say that out loud, much less think it). I should try to resurrect them. The Prophet5 has a power supply problem, and probably needs to be recapped again. The Nord Modular -- you program it through proprietary software that speaks to it through (non-USB) MIDI, not sure how that would work now, need to figure it out. Nord really should resurrect that whole paradigm -- it was so much fun. I should power on the JP8080 and see if it boots.- The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
Virtuoso Ukelele playing!- The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
Cheers to that. I’ve said it elsewhere and I’ll say it here: good on you, kudos, etc. And if you’re a recovering alcoholic, stay strong and congratulations on staying strong. I have several teetotaler friends, and often teetotal when I’m with them.- Happy Birthday Raffy!
Happy birthday!🎊🎉 🎈 (party favour noise)- Music Making
- And now what did you do TODAY?
It’s the new normal when this becomes the anomalous event.- Music Making
Yeah, but with my luck, I’ll get the lemon. Not taking the chance. - What are you listening to Part the Third
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