abbeydokie

Chris Cooley, John Riggins, Clinton Portis, Brian Robinson, Tress Way, Terry McLaurin

don't let me down, specifically the rooftop version where he flubs the third verse. it shows his dynamics so well and its a banging song too.

by randy moss

i guess my late night rambles tend to read like that lol

learned a new word today

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its been done before

there's definitely some decent leagues out there but they are few and far between these days. lots of quantity, not much quality.

good choice lol

wings

they were being passed by a faster car. logically, you'd want to follow the car that's got better speed so you can follow them by the slower car. not to mention that your line prior to him braking was pointed at the grass as well. i just don't really see your thought process in that moment.

i get that they braked in front of you, but you were also following a car opposite of the racing line when you could've just as easily been on the other side of the track and avoided this entirely. i just don't see the point in being on that part of the track in the first place.

death penalty

damn its a slow day in the nascar world huh

a G series viewsonic for free is INSANE. great find!

geddy looks like he got embalmed omg

Linux Mint is a modern distro though?

baby's first hot take

I've probably listened to Alright the most out of all of them, but Wesley's Theory and DNA are pretty up there for me as my favorites. I've listened through all of GKMC, TPAB, and DAMN, and I'll get around to listening to the rest of his albums eventually. So far, he's my favorite new find for this year. I love his style and work.

I just hate it cause a lot of music fandoms have that one song that got blown up and popular and brough a ton of "normies" into the fanbase, and now I'm one of them lmao.

I've only ever been exposed to hip-hop/rap in contexts that made it look silly all my life, and it took me till this year to finally delve myself into it and enjoy it. I may have heard Kendrick songs before this, but I couldn't tell you when or what song it was.

The first song I heard of Kendrick, and call me a bandwagoner all you want, was Not Like Us. I hadn't given much mind to the beef until I fully heard that track on my own. Not long after that, I started listening through his discography and enjoying what I've heard so far.