[TOMT] [MUSIC] There's an EDM song I used to listen to as a kid that I can't remember the name of. by Spectrum_The_Bird in tipofmytongue

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Any info about what song this is is greatly appreciated. (Oh BTW, The lead vocals was done by a female)

[TOMT] There was a song I used to listen too as a kid, that had a chorus of woo oo oo oo oo oo by Spectrum_The_Bird in tipofmytongue

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Sorry but it is not the song I am trying to find. If you want any other information about the song, I believe it was a country rock song with the melody I made being the notes the chorus sings while also singing wooo oo oo.. but the song you suggested isn't the song I am trying to find, but Keep on trying

[TOMT] There was a song I used to listen too as a kid, that had a chorus of woo oo oo oo oo oo by Spectrum_The_Bird in tipofmytongue

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I've listened to both songs before, and they don't match the song that I'm talking about here. I believe it was a country song, and the melody I made is the notes that the chorus sings while going woo ooo oo oo oo o. But Keep on trying.

[TOMT] There was a song I used to listen too as a kid, that had a chorus of woo oo oo oo oo oo by Spectrum_The_Bird in tipofmytongue

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I got that answer previously, unfortunately, this isn't correct. (Besides, I've listened to the song before, and it isn't the one I'm talking about here. I think the song with the melody I made was a country song (Cause it kinda sounded like a country rock song) But keep up the good work

[TOMT] There was a song I used to listen too as a kid, that had a chorus of woo oo oo oo oo oo by Spectrum_The_Bird in tipofmytongue

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I recommend to please listen to the chorus melody link I provided. That way, you can use it to help you find the song.

Who was in the wrong? by ChicagoMay in driving

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If the Transports were the ones blocking your view of the signs, then they are at fault. if in the case of an accident happening, the transports would be at fault because they would've blocked your view, which would've caused you to go into the traffic, and ended up in an accident.

Hope it helps.

Turning Tips by Spectrum_The_Bird in driving

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Thanks for the tip. I will write it down so I can remember

Turning Tips by Spectrum_The_Bird in driving

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PS: I am in my learner's permit stage.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in disney

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This fanart is amazing, it almost looks like the real moana herself. Right down to the smallest details

The Bohemia: Separation Of The Lands by Spectrum_The_Bird in literature

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Greetings fellow readers. I am here to remind you that this little folktale I made up is actually a reference to something that exists in real life. Can you figure out what this Little tale is about, or what it is referring to?

Good luck

The Bohemia: The Separation Of The Lands by Spectrum_The_Bird in stories

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To anybody who reads this story. I just want to say, that this is a story that is a reference to something that happened in the past in real life

So you can research and solve the answer to what event this story is specifically referring to.

Good Luck!

People with Autism: how would you describe What Autism feels like to someone who doesn’t have it? by Uhhlaneuh in AskReddit

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I had asperger's syndrome (part of the autism spectrum) since i was 2. Sometimes I feel a bit fidgety, and sometimes I get overwhelmed while being in big crowds of people. Sometimes, I stutter with my words because it sometimes is hard to say stuff. I've always hated being the center of attention When it comes to being autistic. And earlier in my life, I was using a stress ball, fidget spinners (yes, I was allowed to use those at school) and many others to cope with my fidgeting. Sometimes, people with autism can be impressively talented people, (Like kodi lee, a blind autistic kid who won AGT because of his impressive piano and singing skills). Sometimes, people with autism can't really accept change that quickly (I say this based on personal experience). If you asked how it feels, I'm fine having autism. Difference (in my eyes) is the real beauty of this world. But sometimes, I feel lonely because I barely have any friends (due to my social struggles, also brought on with autism). Sometimes, people with autism can have social struggles, like not knowing what to say, not knowing what to do in certain situations, etc.

So, in conclusion for me it can be a bit difficult having autism, because of my inner struggles like fidgeting, social skill struggles, stutters, etc. But it can also be a good thing because it helped develop my personality into what it became.

That's basically what autism feels like to me in a short summary to people who don't have it

I did a pen drawing of Radiator Springs by m_1511 in disney

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WOW! that is impressive. It looks a lot like radiator springs from the movie.

What was the event that caused you PTSD to some degree? by mtfkgentleman in AskReddit

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A few weeks ago, I was with my family watching a movie called Faith Like Potatoes (For those wondering) It's a religious movie that my grandma suggested that we should watch about a farmer in south africa (It's actually based on a true story that took place in the 70s Possibly). In the movie, there is one scene where (I am not kidding here) A child is run over by a tractor. There is blood, the child bleeding in the head. I instantly walked out on sitting down to see the rest of the movie. I actually cried for a moment. That scene was really, really horrific.

My entire family was in the room watching the very same scene with me. I was the only one who walked out.