Some things are truly universal. Namely, sports fans thinking they’ve cursed their favorite team and love for fried chicken.
Oct 14, 2024
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Hell yeah I’m gonna wear the same shirt five days in a row, I want my team to win‼️
Jun 18, 2024
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It feels really good when they win. Don’t ask me about when they lose
Jan 11, 2025
I’m obsessed with this football team. When they win I’m happy. When they lose my day is totally fucked. This past season was particularly tough. We lost like five games in the last few seconds. It was brutal. But the future is bright because we have Caleb Williams, a star QB who paints his fingernails. Growing up in Chicago my dad was a big Bears fan. He would throw shit at the TV and get pissed. It’s probably in my blood. I appreciate football because it’s a true team sport. All eleven guys on the field need to contribute in order to succeed. I was on my high school team and I rode the bench, but our team went 11-1 in both my junior and senior years. It was my first time being part of something successful. We once had a game where 10,000 people attended. The whole town shut down it was insane. CLTV helicopters were there. We were a small school, but a lot of our guys got college scholarships, and one guy went to the NFL. So uh yea, football rules (minus the CTE). Da Bears.
Mar 21, 2025
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Not exactly punk or hardcore because it takes a whole bunch of cues from new wave and shoegaze. Specifically High Vis 🇬🇧, Home Front 🇨🇦 and Heave Blood and Die 🇳🇴.
Oct 4, 2024
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I must have been 8 or 9 when this album came out. I only heard it because an older family friend showed me. It was the first album I ever heard that wasn’t filtered through my parents, and that a cool 13(-ish) year old girl was showing me only made me more fascinated with it. I felt like I was in on something, even if the record ended up going platinum six times over.
But the reason I can say it’s my favorite album is that it’s actually good. The songs are catchy and accessible, but not without depth. It has some of Stephan Jenkins trademark cringe (try listening to any other 3EB album and its everywhere), Kevin Cadogan was able to blunt his worst instincts.
Listening to it in recent years leaves me with a feeling of aneomia — a strange sort of nostalgia for the life I imagined a cool young adult living in 1997.
Oct 2, 2024