That documentary shows everything about what was wrong with popular music back then; a bunch of terrible bands fronting a corporate cash-in while leading a bunch of frat boys & general idiots to showing who they truly are. That era is an embarrassment to the human race.
I had a pair of graphite sticks once. They were $25 in the late 80’s while in 6th grade. I thought I would never have to buy another pair of sticks again.
Does this include one free jam session on that monster kit of yours? ;)
Edit: In all seriousness, Matt keeps his drums showroom clean. If anyone wants this drum, he’s the guy to buy it from.
The only thing I can think of is it is the same reason why some people don’t hire friends. Personally, I find nothing wrong with it, but some people are uptight about their purchases and it could cause some issues around the “family” here.
I definitely have kicked out a few parents out of my swim school. I’m not sure why some people think that their $20 is worth more than someone else’s $20.
I have not experienced a UFO, but I believe I saw my first ghost a few years ago. I am not talking about these transparent ghost people tend to describe, but one like was in the movie "The Sixth Sense".
With plenty of daylight still left, about 8pm or so, when I was leaving Aikido class, I saw...
Makes sense to me. I was just in Ireland and a Coke at a restaurant was on average $4 for 8-12 ounces no refills. I asked a local why and he said they have a really high sugar tax. They want to prevent people from being overweight. It seems to work because most people that I saw that were...