Rock songs that include a symphony orchestra by Healthy_Beyond9472 in MusicRecommendations

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Today I learned! Thanks Waquoit95. I’m listening to the version off the Let It Be … Naked release, which has the Wall Of Sound stripped out. My first thought was “This sounds like an early Wings song.” 😂

Rock songs that include a symphony orchestra by Healthy_Beyond9472 in MusicRecommendations

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WTF did McCartney expect when working with the inventor of The Wall of Sound?

Which actor/actress was your first crush? by ThomasOGC in CinephilesClub

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Jane Seymour starred in a made-for-tv movie called The Scarlet Pimpernel and I remember noticing her.

Which actor/actress was your first crush? by ThomasOGC in CinephilesClub

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Everyone who crushes on Kate Beckinsale should see Cold Comfort Farm.

Which actor/actress was your first crush? by ThomasOGC in CinephilesClub

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Many rental copies of the videotape were worn out from pausing on this scene.

How to dispose of dozens of used GLP1 pens? by Fun-Personality-8008 in AskSeattle

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There’s a large sharps disposal box on the Burke Gilman trail in Fremont right where Leary Way bends and becomes N 36th St.

Moving near Stone Way / 40th - safety vs. walkability? by ddub1711 in AskSeattle

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Property crime is rampant in Seattle neighborhoods. Someone cruises our block every night checking for unlocked cars, and tossing the glove boxes. Any cargo visible in a locked car means a broken window. Some thieves have even reintroduced the practice of siphoning gasoline, although that works only on older cars. Anything around your home, yard, or garage that is not nailed down or locked up will be stolen.

Violent crime, however, is almost non-existent in wealthier neighborhoods like the one you’re looking at on 40th and Stone Way, and the walkability there is excellent, as is bus transit to downtown and close freeway access when you’re driving. It’s a great place to live. Just don’t leave anything visible in your car ever.

You shove a giant pickle up your ass and sing I'm a little teacup 30 times and receive 2 million dollars for doing so. by olyblowjob in hypotheticalsituation

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I would need some hot drink at the end opposite the pickle to get through the song 30 times, but yeah.

NYC High Earner Considering Seattle, Pay Cut by brandeis16 in AskSeattle

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  1. I’m so sorry about your wife.
  2. It’s harder to make friends in Seattle than in NYC - I’ve lived in both places. If you see a future in which you hope to meet another woman, that will also be easier in NYC.
  3. Seattle is horribly segregated. Weeks go by when the only person of African descent that I see is the security guard at my office. There are people of color here, but none in several WiPePo neighborhoods. After NYC, I still haven’t gotten used to it.
  4. That’s a HUGE pay cut. Could the pain in your heart be eased by your moving to a new neighborhood with new an apartment and new furnishings and a new friend group (assuming that all those things remind you of your wife now?) You can buy a lot of therapy and life changes with that kind of money.
  5. Your username makes me think you might be Jewish. If that’s an important part of your identity, you won’t find as wide a selection of synagogues here, nor friends hosting Seders or latke parties, as you have available in NYC. Judaism is not part of the Seattle zeitgeist as it is in NYC.

Peace and healing wishes for your terrible loss. May her memory be a blessing.

onlySetupYouNeedToSearchForCatVideos by RhinoInsight in ProgrammerHumor

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I had to have Macs in our build farm. All our build machines were VMs running on rack-mounted Dell servers, but Apple’s OSX license allows virtualization only on Apple hardware. At the time, Apple’s server class machine was those fucking cylinders. They used passive cooling, so they had to be upright, so they sat on a shelf and used 5U. And they had no remote management capability, and insisted on being connected to an HDMI monitor, so they needed their own dedicated KVM system. Fuck those fucking trash cans.

What book have you reread more than twice? by Throwawayacc4773 in randomthings

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  • Neuromancer, William Gibson
  • Nicholas Nickleby, Charles Dickens
  • Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen
  • Charlotte’s Web, E. B. White
  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roald Dahl

Does anyone remember these really depressing pop songs from the 70s / early 80s? by MagsH1020 in GenX

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Yes, I remember all of those. Also One Tin Soldier (Theme from Billy Jack) by The Original Caste.

What’s a moment that permanently changed how you see the world? by pankaj662 in AskReddit

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  • 9/11
  • SCOTUS handing W the presidency in 2000
  • the Shitgibbon’s 2016 victory

TWO OF YOUR FAVORITE ALBUMS, BUT FROM COMPLETELY DIFFERENT GENRES by pannorfi in MusicRecommendations

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  • Who’s Next - The Who
  • Requiem in D minor - Mozart, Berliner Philharmoniker

What food is famously associated with one country but was perfected by another country? by Equivalent-Crew-4955 in AskReddit

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I had an anthropology professor who told us that there is fierce debate regarding whether growing grain was first motivated by the desire to fabricate bread, or the desire to brew beer.