@paul_hundred Was having zesty thoughts one time, but I leaned against a wall, hallucinated this for ten seconds, and dropped those thoughts like a bad habit.
@ofreacharound Cofnas is a funny guy - his writing (great), podcasts/interviews (good), and his Twitter (petty, annoying) all give off totally different vibes.
@TrevorSutcliffe@giantgio A lot were terrible. Those silly acoustic basses were a giveaway- either learn stand up or just play an electric.
Pearl Jam unplugged was the worst. Just the exact same act but with acoustic guitars.
@wesyang The way he keeps repeating the word “overlap” makes it seem like a comedic bit, like Vanilla Ice explaining why his song’s sample is different from “Under Pressure”
@gen0m1cs Bonus points for working in the sophomoric reference to “strange fruit”, a Billie Holliday song from the 1930’s about lynching. Since she apparently lacks the nerve to state directly what she thinks happened to Wells.
Women empathize with Lindsay Clancy not because they want to "excuse" the triple homicide of her small children -- that's ridiculous -- but because she was overwhelmed and literally begging for help, telling her husband/mother/etc. she was having intrusive thoughts of harming the children, received woefully inadequate treatment that only made things worse, her mental state deteriorated even further, the tragedy happened, and now the state wants to prosecute her for *first-degree murder* -- as though she's Jeffrey Dahmer or something. Which is also ridiculous
@ofreacharound Speaking from experience, I also think it’s a sign of narcissism, where nothing is “good faith”, but either something (a question, say) good for the narcissist or bad.