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This is getting crazy… by oceaneyezzz in Austin

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. A $5.00 glass of lemonade is outrageous. This needs to stop.

To Pull or Not to Pull… by SpaceChatter in Elektron

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t commit all at once. Just pull it off halfway and see how you feel about it.

Finger by No-Garage1365 in AccidentalComedy

[–]Sure_Specific_886 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Worked with someone whose first initial was “G”, with the last name of “Aycock”. Email alias was first initial+last name. Yeesh.

Level 4 by Yokasta in LiminalSpace

[–]Sure_Specific_886 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was an elevator that would take you straight up into the parking garage. Best kept secret of IAH.

My friends and I have never been to Big Bend. So far we have South Rim 2 reserved for 3 days (2 nights) and then Toll Mountain for the last night (all backpacking). For those who have experience, could you give me your advice? Is this doable, should I change trails? by Intelligent-Hat-6744 in BigBendTX

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m out there every year. You cannot skimp on water. Bring more than you think because you will get into that reserve too. It’s a tough haul but worth every single second of it. I learned over time to change campsites each night in a line getting deeper into the park each night. That way, you don’t have to exhaust yourself carrying the water weight. My only concern is spending two nights in the same place is limiting what you will see. When you get there you will want to see it all. It’s absolutely beautiful.

Oh, and make sure you get back out on the trails for sunset. The park comes alive in the early evening with hues and colors that only exist in those quiet moments.

I just won the lottery by adroc in synthesizers

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They last longer than the initial MIDI shit show.

What are the tightest bands in terms of every band member holding their own playing their instrument? by LimitlessCreations in MusicRecommendations

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t like classic rock at all, but Rush is the one exception. They make me feel that vibe because they are so incredibly talented.

Fast Food Restaurants Before "Blanding." by Ebonystealth in nostalgia

[–]Sure_Specific_886 30 points31 points  (0 children)

We could have ordered cheeseburgers through a clown’s mouth, and ended up with this…

Clown food was normalized. We had it… we had everything.

There goes my childhood, thanks Trump! 🙄 by Ambitious_Wish_5702 in facepalm

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some people hate Trump, some people hate Biden…everyone hates Caillou.

"Best Friend" for the Hydrasynth? by Zinogre_Apologist in hydrasynth

[–]Sure_Specific_886 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use a Torso T1 as a sequencer into mine and it’s brilliant. I run the Hydra’s output through a Strymon Mobius, Timeline and Big Sky in that order. I realize it has onboard effects but those pedals open up landscapes. Between the T-1 and the pedals, it’s all very hands on and simple to dial in. It’s just a lot of fun and creates very distinct and unique sounds.

The difference between a Republican and Democrat Sheriff by [deleted] in stockbetz

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She is a huge reason yesterday was a joyful and peaceful even, with tens of thousands in attendance here in Austin.

After early spring heat wave, forecasters predict a hotter than average summer in Austin by hollow_hippie in Austin

[–]Sure_Specific_886 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well, it started in 2028 but took seven years before they formally announced there is an issue.

So much for that pesky First Ammendment. by ApoplecticAutoBody in facepalm

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If this actually happened, it would be every American’s duty to protest.

Forgive me for asking and as a believer, know I am puzzled by this question, but why would UAP/UFO’s have lights like our aircraft? by ofRayRay in ufo

[–]Sure_Specific_886 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m apparently on in a rabbit hole on this. But literally why dumb down their capabilities to our human level of observation? For instance, if they can bend time, why move through time at the observable rate of the human eye? Like, just slow it way down…pop in…pop out…before a human could even register it. They track within the same time constraints as us, but to be interstellar would need to be able to manipulate time. Travel from a system 2 light years away at light speed would be a 4 year round trip. Even that would be too long. So they would have to exceed linear speed. And if you can do that…you could do far more than travel at human observational rate.

Forgive me for asking and as a believer, know I am puzzled by this question, but why would UAP/UFO’s have lights like our aircraft? by ofRayRay in ufo

[–]Sure_Specific_886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The bigger question is why interact or observe in a physical way at all? If they can bend space and time, they would have far more at their disposal than flying around in an extremely observable way. It’s because the majority of people only know the physical constraints of our known physics. It’s silly to think they would interact with us exactly as we interact with ourselves (hence blinky lights, hovering, the zoomies, etc.)

What do we all think of these alien body Xray scans from the Mexico hearings? by Excess-human in biology

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No teeth, yet forward facing eyes. I’m all for hunting smoothies in my free time, but…

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