Napa show was fire

[LaBelle]

I was super disappointed when we got the same few songs from the brixton show on the box set. that was a dumb.

[Butt Pope]

Originally Posted by vitaldust

Absolutely I did. AND I enjoyed it.

For reference:

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionari.../english/enjoy

Thank you for encouraging Billy to continue making audible diarrhea

[MyKeyZ]

Originally Posted by vitaldust

Yeah, I've come to see this as the established discourse of the board. Negativity as a practice so systematized that some mistake it for fact. And, like most discourses, the material created within it is defended and policed to irrational extremes that actually overturn the very basis and validity of the so-called facts.

ChatGPT has entered the forum.

[houseofglass11]

Dear fellow members of this message board,

I feel compelled to address a pressing issue that has been gnawing at my conscience for far too long. It saddens me to witness the overwhelming tide of negativity that engulfs our virtual community. It seems as though our collective discourse has become nothing more than a breeding ground for disdain, contempt, and an insidious desire to belittle one another. How have we allowed ourselves to sink so low? We are intelligent, thoughtful individuals capable of fostering an environment of respect, understanding, and open-mindedness. It is high time we rise above this toxic culture and embrace the values of compassion, empathy, and constructive dialogue. Instead of tearing each other down, let us seek common ground, extend a hand of friendship, and endeavor to make this corner of the internet a bastion of positivity and enlightenment. Our words possess power; let us use them wisely to inspire, uplift, and unite. Together, we can reshape the narrative and set an example for the world to follow. It is time for a paradigm shift. It is time for change.

With heartfelt sincerity,

[Slygmous]

Originally Posted by LaBelle

I was super disappointed when we got the same few songs from the brixton show on the box set. that was a dumb.

It's been a few years but I think I remember someone asking about that in the instagram Q&A blockfests. I think he said something about not having the full show recorded, though I thought he recorded everything after 1995 so not sure what's up with that.
Maybe there is no full SBD Brixton show.

edit:

[LaBelle]

Originally Posted by Slygmous

It's been a few years but I think I remember someone asking about that in the instagram Q&A blockfests. I think he said something about not having the full show recorded, though I thought he recorded everything after 1995 so not sure what's up with that.
Maybe there is no full SBD Brixton show.

edit:

That's a huge bummer.
But then it begs the question why not pick a concert they had the full recording for instead of putting out brixton again? Sure Brixton is a badass concert, but it's been widely available for ages.

Oh well, here's hoping they put out some cool concerts on audio for everyone to enjoy.

[Squish Squash]

Originally Posted by paranoid

Hey I love Darcy as much as the next old school creep ass fan, but let's not put her panned vocal on a pedestal here.

hey she get's a solo word on the imploding voice, is that a duet too? How about one and two with james?

Dreaming is the only real duet.

Untroo fan alert.

[Butt Pope]

Originally Posted by houseofglass11

Dear fellow members of this message board,

I feel compelled to address a pressing issue that has been gnawing at my conscience for far too long. It saddens me to witness the overwhelming tide of negativity that engulfs our virtual community. It seems as though our collective discourse has become nothing more than a breeding ground for disdain, contempt, and an insidious desire to belittle one another. How have we allowed ourselves to sink so low? We are intelligent, thoughtful individuals capable of fostering an environment of respect, understanding, and open-mindedness. It is high time we rise above this toxic culture and embrace the values of compassion, empathy, and constructive dialogue. Instead of tearing each other down, let us seek common ground, extend a hand of friendship, and endeavor to make this corner of the internet a bastion of positivity and enlightenment. Our words possess power; let us use them wisely to inspire, uplift, and unite. Together, we can reshape the narrative and set an example for the world to follow. It is time for a paradigm shift. It is time for change.

With heartfelt sincerity,

Dear Beloved Forum Members,

I approach you today with a mix of apprehension and a sincere desire to share a personal experience that has remained hidden within the recesses of my being for far too long. As someone who has grown fond of this forum's supportive atmosphere, I feel it's time to open up about a rather peculiar event that unfolded during a significant milestone in my life—a moment that involved not just intimate connection but also an unexpected symphony of honks.

Before delving into the details, I humbly request your understanding and open-mindedness, for the topic I'm about to address intertwines two seemingly unrelated realms: sex and comedy. With courage and vulnerability, I aim to shed light on the importance of embracing humor even in the most awkward and uncomfortable situations.

Let me take you back to a time when I found myself on the precipice of losing my virginity—a moment filled with both anticipation and jitters. Little did I know that fate had a whimsical twist in store for me. As the intimate encounter unfolded, an unexpected sound escaped from my body—a honk. Yes, you read it right, a honk honk! In that precise moment of vulnerability and connection, humor sneaked its way into my life in the most unexpected manner.

The air hung heavy with the weight of embarrassment and surprise as the honking incident unfolded. Laughter echoed through the room, mingling with my own mix of confusion and self-consciousness. In the face of such an unconventional turn of events, I experienced a wave of emotions—mixture of laughter, awkwardness, and a tinge of relief. It was an incident that could have brought embarrassment and ruined the moment, but instead, it became a catalyst for connection, humor, and self-acceptance.

Reflecting upon that moment, I've come to embrace the beauty of life's unexpected quirks. We are all bound to experience moments that defy our expectations, reminding us of our shared humanity. By embracing humor and laughter, we not only diffuse tension but also find solace in the understanding that we're not alone in navigating life's surprises.

Dear fellow forum members, I implore you to join me in celebrating the power of humor and empathy. Let us create a space where we can discuss and embrace the awkward, the unconventional, and the humorous. Together, we can foster an environment where our shared experiences become a testament to our resilience and ability to find joy even in the most unexpected circumstances.

I extend an invitation to all of you to share your own stories of humor, awkwardness, and personal growth. Let us embark on a journey of self-discovery through laughter and understanding, for it is in these shared moments that we find our truest connections.

Thank you for lending an ear to my tale. I eagerly anticipate your responses, filled with stories, laughter, and the strength to embrace life's honk honks with open hearts and broad smiles.

Warmest regards,

[vitaldust]

Originally Posted by houseofglass11

Dear fellow members of this message board,

I feel compelled to address a pressing issue that has been gnawing at my conscience for far too long. It saddens me to witness the overwhelming tide of negativity that engulfs our virtual community. It seems as though our collective discourse has become nothing more than a breeding ground for disdain, contempt, and an insidious desire to belittle one another. How have we allowed ourselves to sink so low? We are intelligent, thoughtful individuals capable of fostering an environment of respect, understanding, and open-mindedness. It is high time we rise above this toxic culture and embrace the values of compassion, empathy, and constructive dialogue. Instead of tearing each other down, let us seek common ground, extend a hand of friendship, and endeavor to make this corner of the internet a bastion of positivity and enlightenment. Our words possess power; let us use them wisely to inspire, uplift, and unite. Together, we can reshape the narrative and set an example for the world to follow. It is time for a paradigm shift. It is time for change.

With heartfelt sincerity,

The spirit of this verbal hallucination only proves the very point that you intended to mock.