Ok_Pressure1131
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_j5u08ta wrote
Hopefully the staff wiped off grease on keyboards after each customer
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_j1mgpsc wrote
Reply to Is the Milky Way... Normal? by cciccitrixx
By who’s definition of normal?
We are all part of everything around us, created by stardust. The question should be: are WE normal?
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_iyagsyy wrote
Reply to 1972 Post Game Celebration by Wesjackson53
Honestly, these dudes probably didn’t wait for ANY post-game to celebrate!
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_iu4tylq wrote
Reply to Could it be more 1982? by Eyetothesky
Sylvania AM/FM/amplifier with a turntable...looks like my old set-up (I still have my Bang & Olufsen turntable)
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_iu4simp wrote
Reply to My Grandpa taking a selfie in the 1960s by gestella
Yeah...a twin-lens reflex camera! I need to dig out my old Yashica Mat 124 and shoot some stuff!
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_ituyk8z wrote
Reply to Katherine Swynford and the Illicit Affair That Birthed Centuries' Worth of British Monarchs by trueslicky
I can only imagine what cheeky bit Monty Python would have performed about her: “14th Century tart ‘spreading’ her influence throughout the royal lineage…”
BTW - good article!
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_itm8m0l wrote
Reply to Bananarama may not have been one of the most successful bands of the 1980s, but it certainly was one of the most 80s bands of the 1980s. by L0st_in_the_Stars
They took their name, in part, from the Roxy Music song "Pyjamarama". The trio were ardent followers of the punk rock and post-punk music scenes during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
And here I thought it was some overt sexual reference....
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_itm7xdi wrote
Reply to Tuskegee Airmen in Italy in 1944 by can1exy
These dudes were badass!
Just think how much better America would have been had we embraced our differences rather than segregate.
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_itd5459 wrote
“Hazelnuts were a big attraction in the area because Mesolithic people could gather and roast them…”
10,000 years later, we enjoy hazelnuts in Nutella. Human progress!
Ok_Pressure1131 t1_jeetz1r wrote
Reply to Lyrics or the music? by meganelizabethjade
To me, it depends. If a song has a great intro, I'll probably listen to the music, first. Then there are songs which the opening words kind of grab me and make me listen to the message.
It was "Within You, Without You" where I first paid attention to what was being sung rather than the music supporting it.
Years later, as a DJ, I was playing Atlanta Rhythm Section's song "Don't Miss the Message" and thought yeah! Gotta listen to the words 'cause there may be more there that what the music is saying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBGGvWFPuG4