It seems as if it is from around This Is It.
Apparently it was recorded during the Bad sessions. I’d post the lyrics here but I’m on mobile and the formatting would probably be terrible but here’s a sample: “She wrote that she is tired of step daddy using her, Saying that he'll buy her things, while sexually abusing her”
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asking for a friend
In the episode Worf is accused of firing on a transport ship, killing 400 Klingon civilians. You know we all love a trial episode. The episode raises interesting questions about Worfs state of mind, the accidental death of civilians in combat, and how Klingons and the Federation wage war. In the third act, it is revealed that the transport was a ruse and never had civilians on board anyway, so Worf is let go. Aside from a great dressing down by Sisko, Worf walks away scott free, without even the guilt of the civilian deaths. Maybe my least favorite thing in Star Trek is when an episode asks hard questions but chickens out on the third act, or adds a twist that renders the initial questions moot. TNG was terrible for this. It's really frustrating.
I know many people who "can't function without weed" and that's literally the same criteria for other drug and substance addictions. They go about their day in a stoned haze, exactly the same way an alcoholic would do. But because most stoners just fly under the radar we give them a pass. But weed is still addictive, expensive, takes away from being present with loved ones, damaging to your bodies, etc.
I mean, sure, legalize it, but let's not pretend that it's not a drug.
I see a lot of "fuck Epic" and "this is all Epic" and things like that being thrown around but let's not forget - Psyonix is the lead developer and from what they told us regarding the Epic buyout they still have full creative control over their game. I hate what Epic is doing to the gaming industry but let's stop blaming everything on them, Psyonix is at least equally to blame if not entirely for all the shitty things theyve done lately. Even before the Epic buyout Psyonix were already moving in this direction, they deserve to face the full wrath of the community for their decisions. We need to place the blame on Psyonix first as the lead developers of the game and blame Epic second as the parent company imo
So as Im leaving the gym today, I see a girl back out of the spot next to my car. Shes in a large nissan pathfinder and mine is a 2006 corrola (nothing nice at all). Right before my eyes, she grazes the front right bumper against my driver side door. As im rushing over, she seems to be continuing backing out and totally ignoring the loud sound of metal on metal.
So when Im talking to her, i tell her to park and get out (im concerned shes fleeing). So she reparks and gets out. We check the damage, and exchange initial info and check shes okay. It really wasnt that bad a crash, but a fender bender. Im on the phone with a non-emergency police line to file a report. I know some may say its a waste of resources but ive had bad experiences with accidents in the past and for all I know i just saw her attempt to flee. Shes now on the phone with her parents, and shes a very young driver. The damage wasnt serious, it was a long sctratch/dent a foot long on the driver side door.
Her parents get there, and they offer to pay out of pocket. I refuse and let them know ive had bad experiences in the past with drivers giving me the run around. Then the mom offers to go through insurance but tell the cops that she was driving, not her daughter. Presumably she doesnt want to pay insurance hikes for her young daughter (just got her license). But again, i refuse. From my point of view, 1. Cops are on the way 2. The young driver already was attempting to flee (appeared to atleast) 3. Ive had bad experiences with small accidents before. 4. I dont want to get caught in a lie down the road and get hosed
I totally appreciate their position and sympathise. I wanted to help them out , but the people were kinda dicks too. The daughter was crying and shaken up and the dad asked me if i threatened his daughter. Uh no? Shes just crying, why dont you ask her? And then the girls friend sneers at me and asks "what are you staring at?"
Eventualy the cop shows and takes everyones deets. Cop tells us we dont need cops for damage less than 2000$ but in my experience this shit stacks up quick and id rather have a police report incase things get dicey down the road (my bad past experiences and all). The guy says again "well i wish we could have handled that differently, but whatever". Im happy with the outcome, but have a nagging feeling i was a asshole to them. I was 17 once and can totally understand their position but in my opinion their daughter made a mistake and i handled it in a way i
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