BanjoShepard

I recently sold some older parts with an i5-8600k and a Raedon Sapphire 2000-something for $300. I really had no idea what it was worth, but someone bought it at that price. I guess you're getting more power for less money.

I once got a fishing hook in the back of my calf. Since the hook was barbed we did not try pulling it back out, so my dad pushed it the rest of the way through then cut the end off. I'm not exactly signing up to do it again, but all things considered it wasn't too bad.

I used to get high Tetris scores on my Ti-83. I was also the geeky kid that learned to download games for the calculator and knew how to transfer them, so my high scores soon began to populate the school. For the next few years, I'd meet recently graduated underclassmen at my university and they'd be like "You're the guy with the Tetris scores on my calculator!" To this day it may be my biggest claim to fame.

I haven't really listened to Orville Peck much. I heard about him a few years ago, but I recall getting too much Roy Orbison vibes for my taste. I really respect his commitment to the style though. I'm going to put him on today and give it another go.

It seems you're liking a lot of songs that are fusions of modern pop and country music. I don't have anything else to recommend in this vein, but this year I've gotten into some country fusion groups that blend genres you wouldn't expect. You might check these out:

Charley Crockett - Country underpinned by blues, jazz, and funk. I highly recommend the album In The Night.

Rattlesnake Milk - country music meets surf rock.

Paul Cauthen - country music meets gospel, funk, and at times electronic. I've really enjoyed his recent album Black on Black and I'd recommend the title track or "Hot Damn" but don't miss out on older songs like "Cocaine Country Dancing" and "Holy Ghost Fire"

A while back I stumbled upon a YouTube channel called Desert Drifter. He hikes through the desert and showcases ancient cliff dwellings and other structures. It's oddly captivating.

Assuming the error is with accidentally writing defiantly in lieu of definitely, I used to tell myself "There is definitely not an a in definitely."

Good on him for taking a hike. The first photo trips me up. Was the hike to the middle of a highway? Is there a placard or historical marker there in the middle of the highway?

Not even receiving votes after 3 ranked wins in a row.

How does Nebraska factor? Last election they were 2 votes blue three votes red.

If you see my kayak and fishing poles tell them I miss them and I hope I get to spend more time with them when my son is a few years older.

Interested people are interesting.