Mar 28, 2025
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Apr 16, 2025
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personally more long term returns for me than therapy
Jan 6, 2024
For my dollar I will almost always prefer used music gear over new. Not only can you typically find something much nicer for the same price as a new instrument, but it’s a super cool feeling to pick up and play something that has stories to tell. Cigarette smoke stained plastic, dings and scratches from a previous life on the road, fret wear from channeling someone else’s creativity in a past life. It’s rad to feel like you’re just the latest steward of something that has had a long life before you!
(for the nerds: I seek out cheap Japan-made Fenders, the J-bass is a ’99, Bullet is an ‘83 that I modded with Porter S90 pickups, the Peavey 2x12 is from ‘94. Everything in this pic together cost me like $800 excluding the pedals and case)
Feb 21, 2025
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Why waste space ?
My friend asked me if I wanted more wine, I said yes. Upon my return from the washroom I see this.
Life is good 👍
Feb 21, 2025
Went for Korean bbq, which I usually don’t like, but this time, I ended up enjoying it a lot. This little frog really pulled it all together for me. It’s from a type of Soju they mix with beer then tap upon the bottom of its in-glass combination to fizz the joint up a bit.
I don’t like Korean bbq because I am expected to do all the cooking. Like what’s the deal? Do I work here now? Can I get you something to drink? I’m just not into that , or self - checkout at the grocery store. You’re asking me to steal and I will NOT feel guilty about it.
Someone said ‘imagine this, a restaurant with no chefs. - only waiters and people who change grill tops’. What a genius. A dream come true for some I suppose.
Side note: I liked how hot it was from all the grill tops in there. Each booth was in the shape of a little village hut and it brought a truly wholesome communal group sweat vibe to the establishment.
Feb 20, 2025