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JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_jaeqn2i wrote
Reply to comment by Tulivu in TIL Anvil firing is the practice of exploding an anvil into the air. Anvils are typically fired as a celebration, be it to honor St. Clement's (the Patron Saint of blacksmiths) or in a 21 anvil salut as found in New Westminster, British Columbia. by jamescookenotthatone
New West is a wonderful source of sluts of all varieties.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_jaaxdyy wrote
Reply to comment by taitaofgallala in Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads/Tom-Tom Club (1983) by So_Do_You_Like_Stuff
How so? My point is that her successful transition to bass isn’t that surprising given what an accomplished artist and musician she already was prior to joining the band.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_jaa0466 wrote
Reply to comment by taitaofgallala in Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads/Tom-Tom Club (1983) by So_Do_You_Like_Stuff
Tina Weymouth is an incredible musician and artist, and was hardly a “diddling amateur” prior to joining Talking Heads. She’d been playing and writing music for more than 10 years by the time she joined Talking Heads (then called Artistics) in ‘74. She was a ringer and everyone knew it. More so, she was an accomplished artist, so creative expression was literally her entire life. Chris Frantz repeatedly tried to convince her to join the band because he saw how incredibly talented and creative she was. She spent YEARS of hard work and dedication honing her skill and developing her creative voice before having the opportunity to showcase her talents with Talking Heads. In my opinion, the notion that she somehow came out of nowhere when she started with Talking Heads is not only inaccurate, but does a disservice to Weymouth’s artistic talents and discounts all the hard work she put in to develop those skills as a musician and as an artist prior to joining the band.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_ja95hob wrote
Reply to comment by taitaofgallala in Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads/Tom-Tom Club (1983) by So_Do_You_Like_Stuff
I mean, she’d be playing guitar since she was 14 (and piano before that), so it wasn’t that much of a leap.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_j9mp2fu wrote
Reply to Brazil also has a full on chocolate pizza by Skvora
There is no god.
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Reply to comment by SINGULARITY1312 in The tallest sea cliffs in the world, Molokai's north shore, Hawaii [OC] [3609 x 5541] by Chipotle42
Life, uh… finds a way!
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_j217zrm wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Back in the 80s. Me and my older brother. by hookline-n-sinner
Sting and David Bowie’s secret lovechild
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Reply to Salman Khan the founder of Khan Academy. Photo taken by Annie Liebovitz / Vanity Fair, 2014 by Ok_Complaint_6966
My son learned to read by age 4, and this man is pretty much the reason why.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_iz4ov85 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Serbia charged by FIFA for team, fans conduct at World Cup by ladyem8
Hey, Australians aren’t all bad
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Reply to comment by OriginalCompetitive in ‘Cleaner Air Is Coming’ as London Expands Vehicle Pollution Fee to Entire Metro Area by chrisdh79
Just jokes! It is a lot cleaner than it used to be, you’re right.
JoelOttoKickedItIn t1_iyiha6l wrote
Reply to ‘Cleaner Air Is Coming’ as London Expands Vehicle Pollution Fee to Entire Metro Area by chrisdh79
I used to live in London 25 years ago and it was a dirty, grimy, not-particularly-pleasant-smelling city back then.
A couple years ago I had to chance to visit and I was shocked at the change. It’s still a dirty, grimy, not-particularly-pleasant-smelling city, but all the Pret-a-mangers had been replaced by LEONs.
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Reply to [OC] Canada’s top 10 Sources of Immigration by Country of Citizenship in 2022 by datasciencerookie
I work with heaps of Nigerian folks in tech, they’re wonderful. I mean, everyone is, really.