what about lemmy.inn.tavern .. i know nothing about naming stuff
Whirlgirl9
joined 2 years ago
Nothing. Trickle down has always been a lie so the wealthy could steal vast amounts of assets from the middle class and the poor.
i've really enjoyed the Orville. It tries to find itself the first season but really evolves into a truly wonderful show.
just grabbed god of war, disco elysium, and hellblade senuas sacrifice...
as far as recommendations go, Mass Effect legendary edition and dragon age are very enjoyable if you like RPG with a focus on lore, story and characters. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a wonder and a steal at $20. Witcher 3 for $12. Horizon Zero Dawn for $16.50
they had to cut into the roof with chainsaws to get the fire out. there was big damage to the roof and from the water damage from the hoses down from the second and first stories. it really sucked for them. they never found out who the person was so they were responsible for the deductable.
yeah, last year some chucklehead was firing off big fireworks and set my neighbor's roof on fire. it was around midnight and very scary. one's desire to see pretty bang bangs does not override other's desire to not lose all their shit to a fire.
Oh Netscape. I miss you so.
thank you so much for that. worked like a champ and i don't have that black hole staring at me anymore :)
yep, deleted my 11 year account today
sir, I'll have you know I'm a lurker NOT an active user...
@Karcinogen i hope i formatted the following correctly
The Firebird: Stravinsky
Ride of the Valkyries: Wagner,
Turkish March: Mozart,
Symphony No 5: Beethoven,
Waltz No 2: Shostakovich,
In the Hall of the Mountain King: Grieg,
Habanera: Bizet,
Libiam: Verdi,
Air on the G String: Bach,
Night on the Bald Mountain: Mussorgsky,
Waltz of the Flowers: Tchaikovsky,
Voices of Spring: J.Strauss II,
Can Can (Orpheus in the Underworld): Offenbach,
Danse Macabre: Saint-Saens,
Dias Irae: Verdi,
O Fortuna: Orff,
Also Sprach Zarathustra: R. Strauss