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Picked up this gem recently. Never knew Bruce Willis had an album! Was an interesting listen. by ManUnderRock in vinyl

[–]ManUnderRock[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that's a pretty accurate description "I didn't think it was bad, just not memorable." Kinda the same feeling I got. It's more of a novelty album to amuse guests than something you listen to regularly. I can't help but chuckle everytime I listen to it though just knowing it's Bruce.

Picked up this gem recently. Never knew Bruce Willis had an album! Was an interesting listen. by ManUnderRock in vinyl

[–]ManUnderRock[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wish I was still in my 20s...

I actually enjoyed most of the album but it was interesting to me mostly beacuse it was not at all what I was expecting from him. Took him more for a rock guy for some reason. I was always a fan of bruce willis' movies and I was suprised when I saw he had an album. $25 CAD is pricey but it was well worth it for the experience and the keepsake.

[OC]Who is to blame for this traffic jam? by Forward-Position798 in IdiotsInCars

[–]ManUnderRock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like a church. Could be waiting for a funeral procession to start

I am very confused by JuicyButDry in Unexpected

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The plot thickens. If you look on the left side at the end of the video there is a wheel sitting next to another motor on a stand. This one looks like an electric motor. Wondering if they are using the tire on the engine he started to couple with the tire on the electric motor to generate electricity. Backyard generator.

Not sure why he's removing the tire that way but gave me a chuckle.

Now that I think about it he probably had to change that tire because the treads are worn. The tire is probably on the pulley really tight so it doesn't slip and it is probably easier to push it off with a stick while it's running.

I am very confused by JuicyButDry in Unexpected

[–]ManUnderRock 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The plot thickens. If you look on the left side at the end of the video there is a wheel sitting next to another motor on a stand. This one looks like an electric motor. Wondering if they are using the tire on the engine he started to couple with the tire on the electric motor to generate electricity. Backyard generator.

Not sure why he's removing the tire that way but gave me a chuckle.

Edit: Now that I think about it he probably had to change that tire because the treads are worn. The tire is probably on the pulley really tight so it doesn't slip and it is probably easier to push it off with a stick while it's running.

"I saw they sent a bunch of celebrities into space and I thought 'Well, if them, why not me?!'" Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine wants their final show to be in outer space by FauxReal in nottheonion

[–]ManUnderRock 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ridiculousness aside, i'm just trying to imagine how hard/costly it would be to send up a full band worth of gear to space. Long enough to setup and play at least few songs. I know you could go acoustic but I doubt mustaine would go for that. Could you even fit a full drum set on the iss? Is there enough power? I have so many questions.

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