Came home from lunch to find a delightful card in my mailbox! Though I have the exact opposite of a green thumb I will give it a go and hopefully something will come of it! What a cute idea! Thank you again!
Wow! What beautiful cards! Both of you have been added to my map (as per the "requests" thread thread).
Susan thanks for the card with all those beautiful stamps! I totally get stamp collecting now!
And Princess, thanks for the beautiful handmade cart! I love corn too!
They usually opened for The Doors.
There is no Cure.
Their first 2 albums are two of my favorite albums ever but everything since for the most part sounds like a less talented and less creative band trying to sound like Coldplay. And the BTS collaboration... holy shit
I guess Imagine Dragons fell quite a bit after their great early stuff
Any genre of music
My personal pick is Rage against the machine 4 studio albums all packed with jams
Hindi End.
Hi. A couple of weeks ago we had a new employee hired at the company. he's a good guy and a widower named "James" (36) and to my knowledge his late wife passed away 8 months ago. Me (f32) and the other coworkers got along well with him. However I noticed that he is still wearing his wedding band on his finger. It kind of confused me a bit and I couldn't help but bring it up with him while on lunch break.
We talked and I pointed out that he was being misleading by still wearing his wedding band when he's a widower. He looked quite bothered by what I said but I tried to explain that I think that he was giving people the wrong idea or impression about his relationship status since he's technically single and on his own right now (don't want to sound cruel but I'm speaking from technical angle). James said that he didn't give it much thought (meaning he don't care what people think) and that even if he wasn't wearing his wedding band and some woman approached him he'd still turn them down since he's obviously not interested.
For some reason things got awkward and everyone stopped eating and just stared at James and me. I told him I don't know but that really really felt generally misleading of him as in making people think he is in a relationship (married) when he is not regardless of how he felt about being in a relationship. He got upset, called me rude, and said that I repeatedly disrespected his marriage and his late wife's memory with what I said then took his stuff and walked away. My co workers said regardless of who is right or wrong (though some said he overreacted) there was no reason for me to bring this up on the first place and cause a scene and make James upset with us like that now he's not speaking to me and others who sided with me.
AITA? Did I overstep or did he overreact?
This was just a conversation we were casually having with the other co workers and I didn't use any insensitive tones or anything but we had a discussion and it suddenly turned into an argument. I tried to let things calm down but the situation got out of my hand unexpectedly.
When they kicked her out, they renamed the band: Oasis.
Cocaine fueled dance/gospel group fronted by a gangly white guy who moves like spaghetti and happens be on the autism spectrum.
Her name is Anne Jovi.
The title pretty much sums it all. I would like you to share an underrated rock musicians in the previous century or early 2000s, before 2010.
Inspired by a post in this sub about "signature songs". To me, the difference between a OHW and a band with a song that is "theirs", is a library of bangers to back that song up.
Prime example for me: Rusted Root. Everybody knows "Send Me On My Way" but have people heard "Exctasy"?
What are bands/artists I might know one song by, but am missing out on a whole lot of? Where should I start?
Edit: Yo, great stuff y'all! Was expecting to have a few recs for a playlist. I reckon with all the bands listed, it'd run about a year! Thanks for all the comments (and the awards lol). So fun to see so many people passionate about bands they love!
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