KennaBruh

Seems like an unpopular opinion on this thread, but I think it depends on how miserable you are.

I’m married with a family. I quit a 6- figure job without having another one lined up. I was miserable and burnt out to the point of panic attacks. I drove Uber for a month or so until I found something else. I caught shite from everyone besides my wife and family. Not listening to everyone who told me to “tough it out despite being miserable” was the best career decision I ever made.

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Mike Detillier can eat a dick. Dude is terrible

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I know him personally. Shockingly he sucks more as a person than he does as a sport’s commentator, if you can believe that

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Forgive me, but is this meant literally, or is it a reference to “biting” vocals, or something similar?

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Literally. He was asked to do a Pink Floyd cover (I think for the movie The Faculty), a short time before he completely isolated before his death. He barely had any teeth left and it was shocking to see how much it affected his tone and control

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He can't touch him.

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I agree, but many would disagree simply on name recognition.

Put a 4-5 piece band together to form your personal supergroup. I’ll start.

Forewarning: Most of my experience is rock bands from grunge-post grunge.

Front man(woman): Layne Staley
Before heroine took his teeth. His pitch and control to navigate through 3-4 octaves so effortlessly was incredible.

Lead guitar: EVH. We all have our opinions, and there are several other obvious alternatives.

Bass: Shavo Odadjian (Sys of a Down). Downvotes incoming, but this is my draft pick.

Drums: Jimmy Chamberlin.
I get it…Bonham, Phil Collins, Neil Part, Grohl, etc. JC’s rapid ride crashes and hi-hat splashes especially on Tonight, Tonight were enough to pick an underdog.

Backup vocals: Art Garfunkel
Could’ve been John Oates. Both would’ve been interesting to pair with a dynamic lead vocalist from the hair band-post grunge era.

Who takes your stage?

It’s been in my head for about a year, and every time I try to remember the hook I hit a wall. This is the best I can explain from a small sample of what I can remember:

Hype Man: da dang da dang da dang dadada dang
Hi-pitched Hype Woman: *inaudible* dooey da…bedadopoppa dooey ba
Hype Man: bobb boba doeeeaay

Prob an 808 beat or something similar

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Let's make that his daughter...

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Well she’s 7, but the OT delivers again

I can’t wait for the legit responses incoming. In short, I’ve been in Process Operations/Lab Analyst positions for the past 18 years. I took some time off for family medical emergencies, but during my hiatus the unit has been decommissioned.

I have a few opportunities to get back into Operations, which I’ve always found pretty monotonous coupled with that inconvenient night/day shift rotation. I also have an opportunity to get into an outage planning position that would require some travel during projects.
Any advice from the OT that might be familiar with both positions?

Email kennabruh@hotmail.com

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I love it

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Low hanging fruit, but yes. Right up(or down) there with early Limu Emu ones