Vent thread

@TheHappySpaceman  
It’s a good thing I don’t have that problem since I like pretty much anything regardless of how it sounds and how old it is, so I’m lucky. Kappa

>Sees the headline of today’s Pravda newspaper.
 
“Women radio hosts combat discrimination against their voice and opinions”
 
 
Implying it’s just a women’s issue. Everything is a gender issue with these people.  
When you put yourself in the public presence, YOU WILL BE JUDGED. Especially when you make controversial statements on air. This goes for everyone, regardless of your fucking gender, orientation, etc. They act like as if this is a new problem facing radio hosts.

@Selaphiel  

 
This is why I hate feminist

@Takengrin Endmmar: Taken God King of Fear  
Radio hosts have long been magnets for public anxiety. It’s nothing new.  
They should know what they signed up for. It’s got little to do with their gender if at all

BIG MISTAKE, MIDWESTERNERS.
 
If you think the West coast usually is the known active seismic zone in the US and your place would never had it except tornadoes, supercells, wildfires, and hurricanes that is where you are absolute WRONG.
 
I again dug a little info today, that right beneath your soil, lies a monsterous moving crack just as worse as San Andreas called the “New Madrid Fault System” and it has told history of having a really huge tremors in the long past; One during the 1812 where it measured 7.9 magnitude. What eeriely spooked me is when this fault moved, the seismic effect was vast (as if almost all the Midwest strongly felt it) and the radius of the shaking and it’s damaging effects are far wider than most of San Andreas’ seismic activity while both events having an equal magnitudes.
 
By my speculation, there may be numerous recorded tremors within the location of the New Madrid Fault today, some ranging between 2.5 to 5 in magnitude but no frequent tremors had exceeded magnitudes beyond 6. Could your fault have ACTUALLY been building pressure since the last big one in the 1800s? If so, the next one might possibly occur within your lifetime…

I have a feeling my mother might not want me more independent.

@PonyPon  
Same.

I said last night i was going to make dinner and she actually tried to deter me by pretending she might have had plans to make something with the (some of them years) old meat we have.
 
She cooks really infrequently nowadays.
 
And I’m tired of going hungry. Plus, low on cash, so i can’t just eat out every day off.

@TheHappySpaceman  

 
Metal, jazz, rock, and some orchestral are my favourite genres.  
Pop music is cancer in the music world these days. Same goes with those dubstep, and other electronic “royalty” pseudo-music that seems to be used by goddamn hipster in their quackfest talk videos all over YouTube.

The human population has been overproduced.  
We’re becoming little more than livestock on a factory farm that is being stretched to it’s limit of capacity. Awaiting to be slaughtered by those on top once we are unable to lay eggs nor produce milk

@Selaphiel  

Well, has anyone else here in this site had already noticed me that I am all talking about earthquakes way too much and it’s rather becoming pointless?

@Count Adramélekh Sear
 
Become a seismologist.

@Selaphiel  
DEEP BREATH Listen here you little shid! Pop music isn’t cancer, plus if you really think that pop music is what’s popular now, then you are so out of touch. Also, dubstep’s been dead since 2014.

@ILoveMyoozik  
Whatever you call “modern music” that is.
 
Pop music died in the late 2000s. I used to enjoy listening to them in my youth. But shit these days are just simply not memorable, feels soupless …

@Selaphiel
 
It is, indeed, soupless. Very few songs are about soup.

@Zincy  
I hate soup…

@Selaphiel  
Yeah okay, now we’re gonna fucking throw hands.
 
It’s still called music just because you don’t like it. Music changes overtime and it’s your nostalgia clouding you thinking that it’s crap. Also, pop music is still alive and being made, that doesn’t mean that it’s “dead”. If it was, then no one would be making them, but it still is. Finally, every decade has its share of memorable and forgettable songs so I bet you that you don’t remember like half of the songs that got popular when you were a kid without Googling it. You only remember the good stuff and forget the bad stuff, and that’s still the same case for now. So get out of here with that BS.

@Selaphiel  
Yeah, I agree with that.  
@Zincy  
https://www.ranker.com/list/the-best-songs-with-soup-in-the-title/ranker-music

@ILoveMyoozik  
@Selaphiel  
I think we can all agree 80s and 90s pop was better. :P  
Also, some of y’all take music too seriously :P

@Mikey  

 
Agreed :P

@ILoveMyoozik  
You call this MYOOZIK?!
 
ILOVEMYOOZIK 2!!!!!

@Selaphiel
 
You’ve never had my soup

@Mikey  
MOOZIK IS SERIUS BIZNESS

Also, I want to confirm if this is a truth or just a made up:
 
If a magnitude of some 7 or above earthquake happens a few miles away from an active volcano, will it trigger a volcanic eruption soonafter?