They also feel...worse? Jumbo frets, thick coats of polyurethane, cheap pickguards, plastic pickup covers, etc — yuck.
I've been buying weirdo vintage guitars (
teisco, musima) and they feel way better in my hands. The pickups are usually pretty low output, yeah, but the cleans sound so so good.
I fucking love In the Loop, but it took me a few viewings to understand what the hell was going on. I should watch it again.
We call ours "cloud DevOps engineer", heh.
I feel for you dude, the pizza should just be the fair price without having to dive into some stupid deal system. Just sell the pizza for the price of the damn pizza. The other guy sounds like a silly domino's evangelical lmao. "I have dominos wisdom, hear my words!!"
Such a weird thing to defend their business practices, it's not even quality pizza.
Sounds like you're stressed from all those kids! Have you tried cycling? It's a great outlet and stress relief
So just lazy then?
I live on the Dutch coast and still cycle despite constantly shit weather.
The Dutch do it... Rain or shine (mostly rain with crazy wind) with their cargo/kid bikes.
I was also a Google music enjoyer and also find the other streaming options pretty crappy. I've actually moved over to more curated options like internet radio for when I'm not in the mood for anything specific. Shout-out to NTS, I love you.
Is this the norm for smart watches? I just bought my first one, a Redmi watch 3 active, 6 days ago and still haven't charged it yet (just got to 18%.)
There's no way I'd put up with another device that I have to charge every day.
Well that one is a baritone (26.5" or 27" scale) but still pretty thin (about as thick as the typical strat) and ergonomic.
My other guitar, a 1960s teisco, is one of the lightest guitars I've ever owned:
I'm gonna modify this one though and put a tuneomatic on here, the intonation is quite terrible.