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rsmurphy wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2024 12:09 am Raising Cane's is crap chicken.

I tried it once, to see what the hype was about. It was...fine. Nothing to get excited about.

zircona1 wrote: Thu Jul 04, 2024 10:31 am

rsmurphy wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2024 12:09 am Raising Cane's is crap chicken.

I tried it once, to see what the hype was about. It was...fine. Nothing to get excited about.

I went there once because I was working 80 hour weeks and it was the closest thing around. I pulled up to the drive-through and I guess I didn’t act excited enough about buying their fucking chicken because the kid in the drive through started yelling in a full on meltdown about what a great day he hoped I was having. I know whatever was going on in that little fucker’s head had nothing to do with me, but it was definitely directed that way after I pissed him off with however I ordered my food in my work trance. I tend to actively avoid fast food and drive-throughs, and the whole experience didn’t dissuade me. It was almost psychedelic in its confusion.

Anyways, that’s why I have too many amplifiers.

penningtron wrote: Thu Jul 04, 2024 9:51 am I'm not sure what to fear more this 4th: the impending collapse of democracy or the scorching heat advisories covering most of the country.

These folks I've seen in my community at the pool and in the parks. They brought their chairs out and they're lounging, drinking lite beer, all day. 10AM until fireworks, outside in 90 degree weather. It would kill me.

I was just wondering if my current city of residence made the cut on the Huey Lewis song “The Heart of Rock-n-roll”. I pulled up the lyrics, and was pleased to see that the heart of rock-n-roll does indeed reside in both Austin and San Antonio.

Sorry, Chicago. Huey left y’all out.

Dave N. wrote: Fri Jul 05, 2024 1:04 pm I was just wondering if my current city of residence made the cut on the Huey Lewis song “The Heart of Rock-n-roll”. I pulled up the lyrics, and was pleased to see that the heart of rock-n-roll does indeed reside in both Austin and San Antonio.

Sorry, Chicago. Huey left y’all out.

Sometimes I amuse myself (I don't do this out loud) by substituting cities in James Brown's Night Train:

" Pawtucket Rhode Island! El Segundo California! Wenatchee Washington!"

LuciousSandwich wrote: Fri Jul 05, 2024 2:41 pm

Dave N. wrote: Fri Jul 05, 2024 1:04 pm I was just wondering if my current city of residence made the cut on the Huey Lewis song “The Heart of Rock-n-roll”. I pulled up the lyrics, and was pleased to see that the heart of rock-n-roll does indeed reside in both Austin and San Antonio.

Sorry, Chicago. Huey left y’all out.

Sometimes I amuse myself (I don't do this out loud) by substituting cities in James Brown's Night Train:

" Pawtucket Rhode Island! El Segundo California! Wenatchee Washington!"

I was living in Arizona when the song was popular. They would play an edited version that had Huey yelling “Phoenix! Tucson!” during the instrumental part at the end of the song. It sounded so half-hearted and imposing, like Huey Lewis had to spend a day yelling towns into a microphone while he’d rather be snorting new drugs and showing his massive hog to adoring groupies. I always wondered what other towns had their own edits.

Thinking about shrimp and how I love it. A friend jokingly told me that shrimp is black people food and I didn't understand the joke because he isn't funny all the time. So I looked it up and inadvertently found out that lobster used to be called "poor man's chicken" and colonizers fed it to prisoners and enslaved Africans. I love seafood. Think I might have seafood for lunch. Get me some scallops or something.

why folks post on zuck's prf instead of alibini's prf

I saw a dude at our show last night with a skateboard deck pedalboard. He had a Strymon and others of that ilk on there. I'm pretty sure he loaded his Fender Tweed into a 90's Toyota Corolla and then we were brothers.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Jul 11, 2024 8:36 am why folks post on zuck's prf instead of alibini's prf

Fuckin seriously