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Old 06-10-2018, 04:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I would have bet good money your post was going to be "do it" or "I know some guys" or something of that nature. Props for restraint, unusual for you, especially considering who it is.
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Old 06-10-2018, 04:49 PM   #2 (permalink)
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What I think when I read the title...
Getting .... older .... (gasp) ... tastes .... changing!!!!

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Old 06-10-2018, 05:16 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I would have bet good money your post was going to be "do it" or "I know some guys" or something of that nature. Props for restraint, unusual for you, especially considering who it is.
Go give yourself an IRA six pack you sissy mick
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Go give yourself an IRA six pack you sissy mick
To quote Batty: lolwut?
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Learn your culture bitch

Read a book or something
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Old 06-10-2018, 05:43 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Are your tastes likely to change as you get older or do you feel like you're exempt from this tendency?

I've always wondered this myself how my tastes would change as i got older but for the most part it's been the same and I don't see it really changing at all. I'm eternally stuck in my love for Black Metal and most extreme metal

Whenever I Die i'm going to Die with Taake, Urgehal, Infernal Execrator, Surrender of Divinity, Infernal War, Impiety, Black Witchery, Alghazanth, Dantalion etc. still being my favorite bands
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no I'm just calling bs on the uncle's stash story
I call it a "stash" but it was a lot more substantial than you'd think. He had an entire warehouse full of vinyl, CDs, casettes, etc in Baton Rouge. That's where I discovered a lot of what I loved as a kid and later on he showed me all the prog stuff he had picked up or bought secondhand. He lost almost 80% of everything he ever collected since the 60's due to Hurricane Katrina, but I still have all the good memories.
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I find it comforting to pop in a CD from my youth and bring back the old memories. Much like when I spray the different scent of Axe body spray at the store, each one brings back different memories.
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I find it comforting to pop in a CD from my youth and bring back the old memories. Much like when I spray the different scent of Axe body spray at the store, each one brings back different memories.
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