In case you haven't seen it : https://www.teenvogue.com/story/vivian- ... -man-child

It's an interview with musk's 20 year old kid who has disowned him. She seems funny and clever.

I bought a Luxman cassette deck in high school circa 1984 (maybe it wasn't such a luxe brand then?). It broke sometime in the mid 90's and I gave it to a friend who liked to tinker. Today I learned that he fixed it and it took it with him when he moved to somewhere near Osaka where he's now listenin...

I've never really thought about a subwoofer before....

It's courting season among the Red-tailed hawks. Yesterday I watched a pair circling above our street with legs extended.

It's not necessarily enjoyable, but I find that focused house cleaning (esp kitchen or floors ) wears me out in a way that helps with sleep. Also, having a clean(er) house in the morning is nice.

This was the first record I bought with my own money, at a store called the American Pants Company. They sold jeans, records, and probably the roach clips with feathers that high school girls wore in their hair when walking on the wild side. Hey shithead. You see all the turds dropped in this threa...

This was the first record I bought with my own money, at a store called the American Pants Company. They sold jeans, records, and probably the roach clips with feathers that high school girls wore in their hair when walking on the wild side.

Hex: You seem like a really good egg. Needing to leave is understandable, but I hope you come back.

AttackChimp: Did you miss the memo about rethinking one's edgelord past? I have no idea why you're being so unpleasant, but it's not clever.

I had to go to Home Depot today. Whichever flavor of licensed-for-in-store-play music service they subscribe to was playing Siouxsie, early Elvis Costello, the Smiths, and things of that ilk. I'm afraid that it might have been the oldies channel. That's weird, because the Home Despot I was in today...

I had to go to Home Depot today.

Whichever flavor of licensed-for-in-store-play music service they subscribe to was playing Siouxsie, early Elvis Costello, the Smiths, and things of that ilk.

I'm afraid that it might have been the oldies channel.