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chromandre wrote:

aedes wrote:Ok I'm old and whatnot, but what's soulseek? Is that like an improved waffles?

one of the last remaining peer to peer networks ala napster kazaa limewire etc. It's very good for full albums as far as I know it. Use at your own risk, fire up a VPN.

Jwar wrote:I still want to do taxidermy.

I still want you to do taxidermy.

I think an insect collection should count as taxidermy.

Any one here have one of those? I’d be into that. Cave Crickets are my spirit animal.

chromandre wrote:
I wonder if it would change anyone's mind to know spotify is worth 2.5 Billion and the CEO himself is worth 1.9 Billion. With a B. That sound fair to anyone?

Sadly, we live in a society

I do not love that anyone has that much money, no

coldbrightsunlight wrote:

chromandre wrote:
I wonder if it would change anyone's mind to know spotify is worth 2.5 Billion and the CEO himself is worth 1.9 Billion. With a B. That sound fair to anyone?

Sadly, we live in a society

I do not love that anyone has that much money, no

billionaires are all baddies. it alliterates so it must be true

Abab

baab for the sacred pallindromic effect, the closing of the loop.

Well I've always used soulseek and mp3 blogs (when that was more common) to acquire hard-to-find music. But in many cases I bought the LP/tape when I had the money/came across it on discogs, or as it came out from the label/distro, or I bought the bandcamp download. Don't live in or near a city so I have to download/order everything. I would go to shows and hang out in record stores before, but that's not an option here, so I don't feel bad about getting my fix however I can.

Never liked the spotify experience and they were late in featuring most of the stuff I like so nah.

We're back to taxidermy. I mean, I'm not doing it cause I am at a saturation point of lame hobbies but I don't know... post some?
We're also keeping it fucking positive (this is honestly directed at me... not anyone else... Verizon and spotify can still eat a giant bag of dicks but like... in a positive way.) Starting with the most positive person on this forum...

Eivind August wrote:My dad was the principal of a college of forestry when I was a kid, and they had a large collection of typical 'wegian wildlife. It was pretty interesting. But yeah, I totally get how it can be seen as weird. It kinda is.

Can you post pictures please Zen Master?

$harkToootth wrote:Any one here have one of those? I’d be into that. Cave Crickets are my spirit animal.

I had one in grad school, but i donated them all to the school's collection.

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The best part is her name is Furrer.