Of course our resident dipshit Covid conspiracy theorist is jazzed about this. Pay attention, kids. Ana is your brain on a steady diet of late night History Channel and Russian state media.
Of course he didn’t. These idiots rewrite his platform in their heads to suit their own personal agenda. They convince themselves that he’s just joking about all the stuff he says that they don’t like, and that he only means the stuff that they agree with.
The problem with our politics is that too many voters live in a solipsistic fantasyland. They pay no attention to objective reality and make decisions based solely on the warped physics of their self-absorbed delusion.
I’m at the point where I’m openly addressing MAGA family members as “idiots,” “morons,” and/or “assholes.” Fuck their feelings. They deserve to hear the truth about themselves.
I checked his CV. He owns a newspaper, which means he’s part of the globalist MSM propaganda machine. And you and other sheeple are falling for their elitist lies hook, line, and sinker.
I agree. Soccer players should be allowed to use their hands. And kicking the ball should be illegal. And they should play inside on a wood floor, and score points by putting the ball through a little loop of metal suspended horizontally 10 feet off the ground.
I love Darwin. He’s flawed, sure. But dude always brings the effort and intensity, and it’s good to have a high-energy goon to provide that shot in the arm when the team is playing flat.
You know what? Fuck em. I’m tired of advocating for angry lunchpail Joes who choose bigotry over the greater good. I for one welcome their new gay married billionaire overlords.
Stanford Law professor Mark Lemley fired Meta as a client, citing Zuckerberg’s “midlife crisis” and his platforms’ “descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness.”
I’m kind of okay with this. If you’re stupid enough to trust medical advice from these two dum-dums, I’d rather we not waste valuable resources trying to save you.
“This terrible policy doesn’t affect me directly in the short term, so I don’t care.”
Say what you will about Rex, but you can’t question his unblemished record of shitty takes.
My advice is to fight hard against the instinct that there is any “preferred” or “right” way to do anything on guitar. There are certain things like form or picking patterns where it might be helpful to learn a difficult approach that makes things easier long-term.
But in terms of the notes you play, in what order, etc.? Play around. Find what sounds good. Be creative. The best guitarists took existing forms and added their own unique twists, with amazing results.