garethom wrote:Whenever I miss delivery of a record, have to visit the post office the next morning on the way to work, I've always gotta sneak the records in with me when I get there, because guaranteed there's one goon who will come out with "What have you got there?" b2b "Bloody hell, didn't know they still made records. What is it?" b2b badgering me for long about what's the record is.
this just went down with my neighbor... damn mailman just left my shit on the door over spring break so it was blowing around in the wind, neighbor saw it and kept it in his place (which i was very thankful for) but then of course when he hands it to me he asks, "what is that a record or something?"
followed by essentially the same thing you just said
wait till you have to try explain why you've bought cassette tape... now thats always an interesting conversation
Laszlo wrote:and yay, upon imparting his knowledge to his fellow Ninjas, Nevalo spoke wisely that when aggrieved by a woman thou shalt put it in her bum.
so i was at the mall n i heard this dubstep song...at the spencers store it like a two beat rhythim that kept going and it had some violin in it ........i asked the lady n she said it might be skrillex.....i been looking for this song for weeks.....can anybody help
Oh yeah man! That's so easy! Given you're extremely precise description, coupled with the fact it was played in Spencer's. The tune is definitely Objekt - Porcupine.
Cornbreadddd wrote:Oh yeah man! That's so easy! Given you're extremely precise description, coupled with the fact it was played in Spencer's. The tune is definitely Objekt - Porcupine.
P Daley wrote:Ended up at a party last night with a bunch of people I don't know and blacked out,
Woke up this morning with an email about ordering a $70 pair of UFO pants.
this just went down with my neighbor... damn mailman just left my shit on the door over spring break so it was blowing around in the wind, neighbor saw it and kept it in his place (which i was very thankful for) but then of course when he hands it to me he asks, "what is that a record or something?"
