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Please explain to me how what you quoted is some profound poetic passage


Because time is an unforgiving witch.

And you run, and you run
To catch up with the sun, but it's sinking
And racing around
To come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way
But you're older
Shorter of breath
And one day closer to death

And I grew up listening to vinyl on the 1956 turntable my grandparents bought as their first piece of furniture as a married couple. I own that turntable now — fully restored, humming like a dream — so please don’t climb up on a soapbox and try to educate me about vinyl. I was raised on the crackle.
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don't care who wrote it, it's still nonsensical crap without more context.


Do you even know what a b side is? Your clear lack of understanding the lyrics and poetry of rock n' roll show how knuckle-dragging you want to be, or already are.
:lol:
In honor of Robert Duval as Gus McRae -

It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's living. I doubt it matters where you die, but it matters where you live.

If you want one thing too much it's likely to be a disappointment.

re: Robert Duvall RIP

Posted by liz18lsu on 2/16/26 at 6:44 pm to
Looks like Tubi and Pluto have it. It's such a great watch. 4 episodes, about an hour and a half each.
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Is this the new "Live.Laugh.Love."?


If that's your take on a Blue Oyster Cult lyric, I feel for you. You're gonna need more cowbell.

re: Robert Duvall RIP

Posted by liz18lsu on 2/16/26 at 6:23 pm to
I LOVED Lonesome Dove as an 8 year old, and watched it many times over the years. Gus was such a great juxtaposition to Call. RD was always a fun actor to watch.

Requiescat in pace
Time everlasting
Time to play b sides
Time ain't on my side
:cheers:

re: Tits or arse?

Posted by liz18lsu on 2/15/26 at 8:01 pm to
A 401k, a personality, maturity and the ability to turn a wrench (my expectation for women). :lol:

Oh, and don't be fat
I was a highly competitive gymnast, so I understand your mindset. But, as you stated, he is academically inclined, which is a fantastic thing. High school sports careers fade, but intellegence is a rare commodity. Don't push him with things he doesn't enjoy (but YOU do). Cultivate his interests. This isn't about you throwing a football over the mountains and reliving your glory days, Uncle Rico. :cheers:
Funny, when the Yankee Snowbirds come down in the Winter, there is always more trash. And these people have money. Is it a cross between ignorance and entitlement?
This isn’t harmless attention-seeking — this is predatory behavior. He’s hiding behind a false sense of untouchability, acting like he’s beyond accountability. In reality, he’s just someone exploiting media hype to act out disturbing fantasies, and it needs to be taken seriously. His D&D loss should be accounted for,
I don't personally like Trump as a brash Yankee (my southern upbringing isn't used to his style), but as President, gimmie more. Not like I am hosting supper at my house with him; he's getting actual things done. :usa:
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I hate that shite. End of February for a 1099? It's a good thing they are better for a trading platform than the bookkeeping. That is literally the only thing holding up my filing.


Mine were available from CS mid-January, online. But, I'm not OT rich, so :dunno:
Silly question, does Riverside actually do any towing that is REQUESTED by the vehicle occupant, like for a break-down? Nah, probably not.
I knew a guy ages ago who went to SCAD back when it was the holy grail of artsy prestige — and priced accordingly. He was studying web design, but he dropped out once he realized his talent was doing just fine without a five-figure permission slip.

re: So sick of this shite….

Posted by liz18lsu on 2/8/26 at 9:20 pm to
What happened to "Father Knows Best"? My Husband & Dad are my beacons. The idiot males they portray on TV are awful.
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Sounds like a sad as frick halftime show.

I thought sports weren't supposed to invoke politics and religion?


The hope of redemption after our death sounds sad? That's the most promising thing we have. Are boats & hoes more your style?

re: What happened to the rock acts?

Posted by liz18lsu on 2/8/26 at 8:09 pm to
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Is it too much to just give us Metallica? They're still touring and sound incredible in person.


I've seen Tool, The Offspring, Better Than Ezra, Snoop Dogg, etc. too many acts to mention. But The Rolling Stones, in their very advanced age, were incredible. So was Paul McCartney.

Even acts like Three Dog Night were fun. Either you have talent or you don't.

Metallica - love their version of "Whiskey in a Jar". Didn't know it was a Thin Lizzy song, as well. :cheers:
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Do you just hate Latin American music


Yes.

The beach is 5 miles away and we stay as far from the tent blasting that crap as possible. It is unsufferable. Always loud, always annoying.
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But time makes you bolder

Even children get older

And I'm getting older too


That's Stevie singing "Lanslide".

I am a "young" 44, but grew up on Sam Cooke, Elvis, CCR, Fats Domino, etc.

Musicians today, and I use that term liberally, do not know how to play an instrument & write meaningful lyrics.
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It was a lot better than kid rock singing about wanting an underage girl


Actually KR sang about Christ dying for your sins, at the end. Might want to ponder that a bit.