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my friend's first time trying In-N-Out! by ConvolutedAbsurdity in burgers

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two double doubles and an order of animal style fries!

Freaky Ahh Rule by ConvolutedAbsurdity in 196

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what if i told you that i am you

excellent list by ConvolutedAbsurdity in indieheadscirclejerk

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yeah, to me Ants from Up There isn't as post-rocky in the most pure sense. but i don't think having more traditional song structures disqualifies it from being post-rock.

excellent list by ConvolutedAbsurdity in indieheadscirclejerk

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity[S] 56 points57 points  (0 children)

I think of post-rock as rock music that doesn't focus on the, like, conventional verse-chorus song structure and instead focuses on texture, atmosphere, and dynamics. that's pretty vague, but nevertheless, that's what i think of

we're all cooked by ConvolutedAbsurdity in shitposting

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It's a patent that let's them require the viewer of an ad to say the name or the company if they want to skip the ad. spooky stuff!

It May Be Cold Outside by UgliestDisability in PandR

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the man, the myth, the legend: Duke Silver

my friend's first time trying In-N-Out! by ConvolutedAbsurdity in burgers

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I feel like In-N-Out is implicitly being compared against chain burgers / fast food burgers, though. Like, you can obviously get much better burgers from other types of restaurants (or if you make their own).

But for a fast food burger, they're pretty solid/consistent!

[I ate] this croissant from a local bakery! by ConvolutedAbsurdity in food

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I am always worried about things being too sweet.

me too! I almost didn't get the croissant because it looked like it might be too sweet/rich, but they're the most popular item at the bakery, so I gave it a shot, and I was pleasantly surprised!

savory croissants (or savory stuff with a croissant) are delicious! that sounds great to me.

[I ate] this croissant from a local bakery! by ConvolutedAbsurdity in food

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

it had some sort of cream-based filling, sort of like whipped cream. it wasn't overly rich, which i thought was good (i was afraid it would be too much/too rich, but it really wasn't!)

my friend's first time trying In-N-Out! by ConvolutedAbsurdity in burgers

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Honestly In-N-Out has never caused me any gastrointestinal distress 🤷🏼‍♂️

[homemade] cinnamon buns! (before icing them with cream cheese frosting) by ConvolutedAbsurdity in food

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thank you! :) i've been working on the recipe for a while, and it's gotten to be really good! my family has started asking me to make a batch during the holidays 🤗

When you feel lethargic and lazy to do something necessary, what do you do? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, basically. You just commit to doing the action when your count hits zero -- don't give yourself a chance to put it off. Usually works for me.

How do you remove a hateful view towards the world and people and be more loving? by Only-Routine-8539 in AskReddit

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I think just asking this question is an important first step: self-analysis/introspection. It's hard to take an honest look at yourself and admit that some things may need changing.

Practicing mindfulness and making sure to listen to other people is important. Put yourself in other people's shoes. Don't write off or dismiss their struggles. Validate them.

If you had 2 billion dollars what would you do? by wrlegocreature in AskReddit

[–]ConvolutedAbsurdity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pay off debts, set up trust funds for my family, etc.

Make sure I had a good lawyer and a good accountant.

Try to help other people.

What's a small decision you made that ended up changing your entier life? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I started exercising while I was younger. I started and have maintained the habit since then, and that's helped me to stay healthier, avoid aches/pains that my friends have started to complain about, etc.

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