Pithecanthropus wrote:TOS wrote: hey minnesota, what's your major malfunction?
What do you mean? Step moms are hawt!
The first time I glanced at that I thought step mom was supposed to be the correct spelling for mifl
Pithecanthropus wrote:TOS wrote: hey minnesota, what's your major malfunction?
What do you mean? Step moms are hawt!
dv wrote:juice wrote: Pith, is that your gear?
Nah. He's been at it a while - he probably loads $10k of gear into an $800 minivan.
Pithecanthropus wrote:dv wrote:juice wrote: Pith, is that your gear?
Nah. He's been at it a while - he probably loads $10k of gear into an $800 minivan.
Depends on the gig, of course, but most often these days it's around $7500 worth of gear (two guys worth: two amps, two pedal boards, six guitars, and stands) into a $9000 minivan. Also, I get paid a lot more than $50.
ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote: has venezuela started to ration foundations?
that's in egypt
TOS wrote:ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote: has venezuela started to ration foundations?
that's in egypt
speaking of which, i watched a doc last night about a big squatter building in caracas (tower of david, i think?), and everyone was praising the gov for letting them stay ... but the doc was from 2014 and i can't help but wonder if they've changed their minds since then
ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote:ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote: has venezuela started to ration foundations?
that's in egypt
speaking of which, i watched a doc last night about a big squatter building in caracas (tower of david, i think?), and everyone was praising the gov for letting them stay ... but the doc was from 2014 and i can't help but wonder if they've changed their minds since then
not really sure, but I doubt it, they must still be there
TOS wrote:ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote:ukimalefu wrote:TOS wrote: has venezuela started to ration foundations?
that's in egypt
speaking of which, i watched a doc last night about a big squatter building in caracas (tower of david, i think?), and everyone was praising the gov for letting them stay ... but the doc was from 2014 and i can't help but wonder if they've changed their minds since then
not really sure, but I doubt it, they must still be there
no, i was wondering how much the residents still supported the government
the whole thing was kind of pathetic ... a hulking office block with no power or working elevators, windows that leak and fall out and kids falling to their deaths, but people are so grateful to be allowed to live there: "thank you, chavez!"
talk about low expectations, man
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user wrote: may have meant faux, but didn't want to say