I feel like that's a very odd rail to cart ratio for a monorail. Cool art though for sure ππ
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Do they? Well most people dislike dentists because it's very uncomfortable to have someone messing about in your mouth, and many things dentists do (cleanings, some surgeries) hurt or leave you uncomfortable for a long time after, and most people think of it as mostly aesthetic. Compared to say, a surgeon that might be similar but is saving your life, or a family medicine doc that at most puts a piece of wood on your tongue.
Also, dentists go to dentist school, not med school (in most countries at least). Dent is easier to get into, and is usually a shorter time to get your degree. Some people think this devalues dentistry, and say dentists aren't as good as "regular" doctors because of that. It's not valid, dentists are very good at what they do, so don't stress it.
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I only know like 3 of these!!
you could just post the alt link directly no?
MINDCHANGINAMUS!!!
I have cast a mind changing spell on you. You will now think Tenet is just OK.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1894549
Great punk.
This didn't blow me away, but it's certainly good music.
It's intense, with lots of guitars and charismatic vocals. The lyrics also have lots of personality. Some songs have a more introspective tone, while others take more of a critical look at the world and at people, like in the song Big Dick.
Overall, I think this is a rather poignant project, because it's 34 years old and so much of what is criticized in the songs is still very much alive. Some has even gotten worse, like the mass surveillance depicted in The Tower.
I got tired of waiting because I found out there's only a very very fine line between biding one's time and wasting one's time. Do you know what I mean?
This album is about how fucked things are, the lies everywhere, the injustice that festers everywhere. More than that, it's about patience running out, time running out, and disillusion. It's very emotional, and I like it.
What do you think?
Best song: Tired of Waiting
Worst song: The End of All Things
Rating: 4/5
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1894549
Great punk.
This didn't blow me away, but it's certainly good music.
It's intense, with lots of guitars and charismatic vocals. The lyrics also have lots of personality. Some songs have a more introspective tone, while others take more of a critical look at the world and at people, like in the song Big Dick.
Overall, I think this is a rather poignant project, because it's 34 years old and so much of what is criticized in the songs is still very much alive. Some has even gotten worse, like the mass surveillance depicted in The Tower.
I got tired of waiting because I found out there's only a very very fine line between biding one's time and wasting one's time. Do you know what I mean?
This album is about how fucked things are, the lies everywhere, the injustice that festers everywhere. More than that, it's about patience running out, time running out, and disillusion. It's very emotional, and I like it.
What do you think?
Best song: Tired of Waiting
Worst song: The End of All Things
Rating: 4/5
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1894549
Great punk.
This didn't blow me away, but it's certainly good music.
It's intense, with lots of guitars and charismatic vocals. The lyrics also have lots of personality. Some songs have a more introspective tone, while others take more of a critical look at the world and at people, like in the song Big Dick.
Overall, I think this is a rather poignant project, because it's 34 years old and so much of what is criticized in the songs is still very much alive. Some has even gotten worse, like the mass surveillance depicted in The Tower.
I got tired of waiting because I found out there's only a very very fine line between biding one's time and wasting one's time. Do you know what I mean?
This album is about how fucked things are, the lies everywhere, the injustice that festers everywhere. More than that, it's about patience running out, time running out, and disillusion. It's very emotional, and I like it.
What do you think?
Best song: Tired of Waiting
Worst song: The End of All Things
Rating: 4/5
Great punk.
This didn't blow me away, but it's certainly good music.
It's intense, with lots of guitars and charismatic vocals. The lyrics also have lots of personality. Some songs have a more introspective tone, while others take more of a critical look at the world and at people, like in the song Big Dick.
Overall, I think this is a rather poignant project, because it's 34 years old and so much of what is criticized in the songs is still very much alive. Some has even gotten worse, like the mass surveillance depicted in The Tower.
I got tired of waiting because I found out there's only a very very fine line between biding one's time and wasting one's time. Do you know what I mean?
This album is about how fucked things are, the lies everywhere, the injustice that festers everywhere. More than that, it's about patience running out, time running out, and disillusion. It's very emotional, and I like it.
What do you think?
Best song: Tired of Waiting
Worst song: The End of All Things
Rating: 4/5
I'm reading Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia (Insomniacs After School), and it's so good!
It got an Anime this season too. Have you guys given it a shot? What do you think?
The post preview isn't working (for me)!
It just gets all greyed out. Anyone experiencing this as well?
Pic related.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1851009
BRILLIANT!
I absolutely loved this!
It can be so loud and overwhelming, the guitars ringing in your ears, the drums and the bass pounding at your skull... But then there's soft melody and peace.
The lyrics are great, each song is a different story written very poetically. These songs aren't written anything like typical pop or hip-hop lyrics, it feels so intimate. Like you're being told a story by the campfire, or just an account of events, except there's blaring guitars. The vocal delivery matches the instrumentals: overwhelming and intense, or quiet spoken-word.
It's hard to put into words exactly how I feel about this album. I think the song Don, Aman is the best example of what makes this album so great. It's like the calm before the storm when you're alone on a rocking boat, that intense feeling of tension, expectation, waiting for things to fall apart when there's nothing there yet. And it's lonely.
What do you think?
Best song: Nosferatu Man
Worst song: Washer
Rating: 5/5
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1851009
BRILLIANT!
I absolutely loved this!
It can be so loud and overwhelming, the guitars ringing in your ears, the drums and the bass pounding at your skull... But then there's soft melody and peace.
The lyrics are great, each song is a different story written very poetically. These songs aren't written anything like typical pop or hip-hop lyrics, it feels so intimate. Like you're being told a story by the campfire, or just an account of events, except there's blaring guitars. The vocal delivery matches the instrumentals: overwhelming and intense, or quiet spoken-word.
It's hard to put into words exactly how I feel about this album. I think the song Don, Aman is the best example of what makes this album so great. It's like the calm before the storm when you're alone on a rocking boat, that intense feeling of tension, expectation, waiting for things to fall apart when there's nothing there yet. And it's lonely.
What do you think?
Best song: Nosferatu Man
Worst song: Washer
Rating: 5/5
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1851009
BRILLIANT!
I absolutely loved this!
It can be so loud and overwhelming, the guitars ringing in your ears, the drums and the bass pounding at your skull... But then there's soft melody and peace.
The lyrics are great, each song is a different story written very poetically. These songs aren't written anything like typical pop or hip-hop lyrics, it feels so intimate. Like you're being told a story by the campfire, or just an account of events, except there's blaring guitars. The vocal delivery matches the instrumentals: overwhelming and intense, or quiet spoken-word.
It's hard to put into words exactly how I feel about this album. I think the song Don, Aman is the best example of what makes this album so great. It's like the calm before the storm when you're alone on a rocking boat, that intense feeling of tension, expectation, waiting for things to fall apart when there's nothing there yet. And it's lonely.
What do you think?
Best song: Nosferatu Man
Worst song: Washer
Rating: 5/5
Well, there are plenty of awesome things that can happen and do exist.
First of all, cryptids might actually exist. Maybe not the most famous ones that have been searched for for decades, but what about all the other cryptids that pop up once in a while? It's exceedingly unlikely they exist, sure, but is a huge moth that kinda resembles a person in bad lighting somewhere really impossible? Mayhap.
But the rest, I think explaining things is great! Why do you think ghosts and demons are cool? Personally, I think human psychology is very cool, and science is cool. Explaining ghosts and demons with carbon monoxide poisoning is cool, in my opinion... Even ghosts, if they were real, might have a scientific explanation. We'd certainly look for one!
Maybe what you're saying is that you wish things that we just couldn't explain existed? But the reality is that there have always been, and there will always be things that we cannot know and cannot explain yet. It used to be ghosts, cryptids, and demons, now it's some quantum stuff I think, and black holes or whatever. Maybe you should just look at the things we don't understand yet, and you'll find there's plenty of wonder and creepiness and weird implications and possibilities. IDK, just saying.