Both of these bands remind me of Japan. Haven’t listened to either of them much since then, except for introducing the kids to them.
Download here:
https://coinsmakeyoudance.bandcamp.com/album/daft-science
Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Both of these bands remind me of Japan. Haven’t listened to either of them much since then, except for introducing the kids to them.
Download here:
https://coinsmakeyoudance.bandcamp.com/album/daft-science
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We sat down as a family and played for an hour. All hail Big G’s mighty neural net.
“Let’s play badminton,” they said.
“I’ve never played,” I said.
“It’s all in the wrist,” they advised.
First hit: Broken strings and feathers everywhere. People shaking their heads and laughing. “We told you it’s all in the wrist!”
Idiots, I’ve been building up these wrists for thirty years. It’s what people that don’t play badminton do.
UNSATISFYING from PARALLEL STUDIO on Vimeo.
Things I would add:
– Water dribbles after you’ve finished washing the car.
– An “evenly applied” layer of thermal grease on a CPU.
– Stray hairs after tying up a ponytail.
Mukdahan, Thailand – Thirteen Isan youths who dug up a pile of dead dogs to eat found out two days later that the animals had rabies.
Everybody loves free food.
It hath begun here in Thailand, where friendly spirits are mostly known for revealing winning lottery numbers and having extremely long arms.
UPDATE: Buddy candies are being quadrupled by decreasing walking distances 75%. Incense now attracts mostly Haunter and Gastly. Indeed, Pidgey and Rattata and other common mons seem to have been replaced by these types.