Depends what you're into. CD sales are more than alive and well in the kpop/jpop circles and there isn't a lot of vinyl to find there.
EssentialCoffee
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Well, that's probably because Justice Smith isn't related to Will Smith.
I think we all know someone who was forced to buy TP on ebay in the early pandemic.
No. I don't know anyone, aside from Internet memes.
Yes, I love when birds wake me up at 5 am from their incessant singing because they can't shut up. It makes me so happy to not be able to sleep.
Indie games is really where it's at right now.
On skimming, I'd thought it had something to do with the kpop group, BTS. They have a song called Louder than Bombs.
Personally, oat milk works fine with caramel syrups, but doesn't taste as good with mints or chocolate as soy does.
I've been listening to the 1001 albums you have to listen to before you die list. (There's a website that randomizes it and gives you an album a day).
I'm about 100 albums in. The grand majority are trash, that includes stuff by the Beatles or the Rolling Stones or Janis Joplin, etc. Just absolute garbage. One of two songs worth listening to and the rest is straight trash.
Albums as an art form died because it was never really a good art form to begin with.
Flint water wasn't that long ago.
While not impossible, it's fairly hard to over season stuff.
I disagree here. Unless you're used to overseasoned food already, it's pretty easy to be heavy handed on the salt.
If you're looking to reduce heartburn, add baking soda, not sugar.
I look at it more on the level of discussing crimes via text or email or what have you. (I'm not saying sexting is or should be a crime. It's an analogy).
If you don't want it to get out, don't document it. If you don't care if it gets out, do whatever you want.
That's not to say that it wouldn't also be nice to have control over your own image nor that people shouldn't go to jail for revenge porn, etc., but once it's out there, it's out there. You can't put it back into Pandora's box. That's just how reality works.