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This whole ebola panic thing is just nuts in the U.S. There were about 88k Americans last year whose deaths can be directly attributed to alcohol. A few years ago, alcohol related deaths were 5.9% world-wide. I'm not against drinking, but am I the only who thinks this is just odd?
This whole ebola panic thing is just nuts in the U.S. There were about 88k Americans last year whose deaths can be directly attributed to alcohol. A few years ago, alcohol related deaths were 5.9% world-wide. I'm not against drinking, but am I the only who thinks this is just odd?
The best case I've heard that aligns with this, because of it's status as an infectious disease passed through bodily fluids, is that today AIDS will kill more people today than ebola will.
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They tell us "Rock'n'roll is the devil's music." Well, let's say we know that rock is the devil's music, and we know that it is, for sure … At least he fuckin' jams! If it's a choice between eternal Hell and good tunes, and eternal Heaven and New Kids on the fuckin' Block … I'm gonna be surfin' on the lake of fire, rockin' out.
This whole ebola panic thing is just nuts in the U.S. There were about 88k Americans last year whose deaths can be directly attributed to alcohol. A few years ago, alcohol related deaths were 5.9% world-wide. I'm not against drinking, but am I the only who thinks this is just odd?
In a nutshell, it's all in a quest for attention. The more they scare you, the more you're watching their channel or reading their articles. And that will bring in more advertising money.
This whole ebola panic thing is just nuts in the U.S. There were about 88k Americans last year whose deaths can be directly attributed to alcohol. A few years ago, alcohol related deaths were 5.9% world-wide. I'm not against drinking, but am I the only who thinks this is just odd?
In a nutshell, it's all in a quest for attention. The more they scare you, the more you're watching their channel or reading their articles. And that will bring in more advertising money.
I don't know about all of that, but I have a Fever. I'm pretty sure it's Ebola
This whole ebola panic thing is just nuts in the U.S. There were about 88k Americans last year whose deaths can be directly attributed to alcohol. A few years ago, alcohol related deaths were 5.9% world-wide. I'm not against drinking, but am I the only who thinks this is just odd?
I'm not going to lie, I didn't really think much about it until I read the WHO stats released yesterday. Then realized I was in Texas with thousands of sweaty people all weekend, a good amount of which probably from Dallas. Thats when I realized I drank the kool-aide. EAP warned me about this. I let you all know in a couple of weeks if I'm still alive.
Oh. And off the Ebola topic: I got bored and listed every band I've seen so far this year. I'm at 86... Debating if it'd be healthy for me to go for 100. (This doesn't count people I've seen twice or didn't see at least half their set.)
I am very excited about OK Go tonight and I don't care who knows it!
I love them I hope it is a blast!
So much fun. Get 'em into a tent at Roo. The crowd was pretty tame, which surprised me. I am choosing to believe that I was serenaded during "Last Leaf." He comes out into the middle of the crowd to play it and that happened to be right directly behind me. So that was pretty great.
Put 'em in an after sunset tent slot and I'd be pretty dang happy about it. They're stage show is great.
I need some music advice and if there is a better place for this, then let me know. I might start doing this more and more as time goes on and as I discover that I've been missing out for a long time, but for now: I've been sleeping on a few bands for a long time now and as I'm getting more and more into them I'd like your opinions on where I should go. I'm into going backwards through discographies, but sometimes I get advice to start in the middle somewhere, but I like to aggregate all the advice I get and make a better decision from there. It's a fun little game I like to play. So. Tell me what to do.
Ty Segall (Only listened to Manipulator) White Denim (Only listened to Fits & D) Yo La Tengo (Only listened to I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass)
Also if this is new thread material for other people to get advice along this same page, I'd be happy to start that. Cheers!
For YLT listen to I Can Hear The Heart Beat As One next. The Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out. Then Fade.
For Ty Segall I would say Slaughterhouse next (technically by Ty Segall Band). Also listen to Mikal Cronin if you have not done so yet.
Much appreciated 10goldbees! I have written those down and will take note as I move forward. Thanks for responding/your input.
For YLT listen to I Can Hear The Heart Beat As One next. The Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out. Then Fade.
For Ty Segall I would say Slaughterhouse next (technically by Ty Segall Band). Also listen to Mikal Cronin if you have not done so yet.
Much appreciated 10goldbees! I have written those down and will take note as I move forward. Thanks for responding/your input.
No problem man. The funny thing about Ty Segall and Yo La Tengo is that both are remarkably consistent across their respective discographies. So you can really start anywhere and probably enjoy what you are hearing.