@SkyAboveMe_Art Unfortunately, my favourite creator is long dead, and in fact he died before I was even born, but his music has genuinely changed my life. I just wish I could've gotten the chance to tell him how much his music means to me. Stay alive, folks. The world is better with you in it.
@cl9ncy@Vinno_Is_Pan This reads like one of those comments where you just hit the middle suggestion on predictive text until it sort of makes sense. Please, keep tweeting, it's funny to watch people mald.
@chaorzzz I don't remember what the first song I learned on guitar was, but I know the first song I learned after getting serious about guitar was "Found Out About You" by the Gin Blossoms. Great band, and absolutely phenomenal song, especially if you like REM style jangle-pop.
@__JayTrain@owenthemadman@bluebellrailway Nope, that's just the whistles the Standard 5s were given when they were built. Same whistles as on the Standard 7s and the single Standard 8. From what I remember, it's a BR copy of an LNER copy of a Crosby 3 Chime whistle, or something like that. I could be wrong, though.
@JustinTime2025@TheRealMaxpie@TheDailyHPotter I believe it's from "The General" which was a Buster Keaton movie. It was filmed on the Oregon Pacific & Eastern Railroad, and that's one of their actual locomotives taking the plunge, not a model. As a railway historian, it kinda hurts to see, but it's a hell of a great finale.
@RandyMachoRonin@elfinpsyop SECOND?! Most people don't even have a first front butthole! He's got two in the front and what, none in the back? Is he shitmaxxing? I need answers.
@AbsentShift @shutingirl Yeah, I've seen that one! Though, if I had to choose between the Mustang and the Tele, I'd probably get the Tele. Something about that buttercream colour just gets me, you know?