Elon: I invented a car that doubles up as a toaster oven.
Belgrade and Valkyrie by Battle Tapes
First person shooter and Shut 'em down by Celldweller
Enough by Sonoio
Fun fact, Rick once lent his black beauty snare to Lars Ulrich, the two were friends at the time. That's the snare that was used to record Master of Puppets.
I'll take the 10m. I'd like to redo some things but not at the expense of what I have currently.
Oh, no, I'll have to play both then
Could be social anxiety. Does she have issues with her family?
Not anymore. That ended when I stopped drunk tweeting, and stopped drinking, oh, and nuked my twitter account.
That's a nice bass. I had one of those, it sounds amazing for the price.
Was that something to do with Sony, perchance?
When it falls by Zero 7
Lovesong of the buzzard by Iron and Wine
Is that really a requirement if one's chums have bought the media?
Complete bollocks. My mum introduced me to Star Wars. I've been to comic cons where women in their 30's and 40's show up as OT Leia or Padme.
Even better, I use a playlist downloader and dump my favourite channels onto a plex server. No messing about.
[Waves hand] A week's paid leave will be just fine.
Ooh portal, I still haven't played that. Thank you internet stranger.
For context, AAA games have tanked at release because of bugs caused by misspelt classes or vars. Autocomplete in any form can be your best friend in a high turnover environment.
Not sure if you like video games, Mike Patton starred in Left 4 Dead as assorted zombies. If you replay once you know, you can tell him apart from the other voice actors.
He got a job as a hatstand in a restaurant.
Teach him smoke on the water. Simple tunes are a buzz at that stage, and it'll drive him to learn more.
Also, not sure if this will help. I'd been playing for almost two years when my parents bought me a cheap keyboard. I put stickers on the white keys and wrote the notes on them. Being able to visualise scales improved my fretboard skills.
Sorry folks, waifu and I have done this so many times that one of us would instinctively ask
'Cheese and...' or 'Pulling a Christmas...'
Before committing to a purchase.
This story is a real cracker
Punny