It's perfect
One, two, three, four
Man, I got a song for y'all
Interesting
Actual writing
Something y'all ain't ever heard of
Well, she wants a cowboy, so I just might
Find me some boots that fit me right
Chew some tobacco
Ride me a Bronco
On a southern Saturday night
Some of the craziest traffic I ever saw was in Mexico where everybody's absolutely zooming and aggressive and chaotic
Some of the weirdest traffic I ever saw was Paris where it's several lanes bumper to bumper absolutely slammed with cars inches apart, but everybodys just chill af and it slowly works itself out
India traffic is wild, heard it’s not surprising to see someone take their horse on the highway
Anyone heard that new album Cartwheel by Hotline TNT? Most frustrating record I’ve heard all year. Every song could be great but it’s mixed so poorly. Like it could be a great indie rock record, but it’s like they handed it to a producer and told them to give it the shoegaze treatment. Anything that could grab you is drowned out artificially.
Had to move a dying pigeon into the bushes outside of my office. Poor guy
India traffic is wild, heard it’s not surprising to see someone take their horse on the highway
At least the Amish keep to the country
turns out someone my parents know is a neighbour of joni mitchell and was trusted by her to move her estate to where she lives now
turns out someone my parents know is a neighbour of joni mitchell and was trusted by her to move her estate to where she lives now
like handwritten lyrics and master tapes and s***
I don't really listen to them much any more but their best tracks perfectly bridge the gap between 70s big star-esque power pop and britpop, so I find it mad that you of all people hate them so much
teenage fanclub are awesome wtf
India traffic is wild, heard it’s not surprising to see someone take their horse on the highway
real ones were watching Ice Road Truckers Deadliest Roads: Himalayas on the History channel years ago
real ones were watching Ice Road Truckers Deadliest Roads: Himalayas on the History channel years ago
I don't really listen to them much any more but their best tracks perfectly bridge the gap between 70s big star-esque power pop and britpop, so I find it mad that you of all people hate them so much
Yeah it’s baffling
i remember an episode where some trucker dude almost got in a fight with some indian bus driver because he cut him off on one of those sketchy cliffside roads or something
that's wild lol. good for him. I'm not familiar enough with Lucki to see the connection but he definitely sounds like a KTT user. was listening to Loveless the other day thinking how it really still is a top 5 album oat after all these years of playing it to death.
My mom is trying to convince me to teach film for fun on the side. Don't really have any reason too since I have a job but could be interesting.
Tbh I think film especially world cinema is the one single subject I could do pretty well as a teacher. But it seems stressful depending on who you're teaching.
My dad is turning 72 in a couple days and half retired but he still teaches at medical school and teaches Adveita/Sanskrit on the side at his philosophy school. He's been doing that for like 30-40 years now. Is teaching worth it/fulfilling? Or would it be a waste of time...?
I like teaching because I'm an extrovert and being around 150 students a week doesn't wear me out. All the funny bullshit that happens over the course of a week makes the drudgery of grading and professional development worthwhile for me.
We're doing essay workshops this week and they're pretty loose and improvisational. I just rely on what I know and work with the kids one on one to make sure they're on track and writing about something that interests them. I get to joke around and make them feel like their thoughts matter. Rapport has improved a lot lately.
One of my students, a male student, told me today that he'd cry if I ever got fired
That's priceless.
I like teaching because I'm an extrovert and being around 150 students a week doesn't wear me out. All the funny bullshit that happens over the course of a week makes the drudgery of grading and professional development worthwhile for me.
We're doing essay workshops this week and they're pretty loose and improvisational. I just rely on what I know and work with the kids one on one to make sure they're on track and writing about something that interests them. I get to joke around and make them feel like their thoughts matter. Rapport has improved a lot lately.
One of my students, a male student, told me today that he'd cry if I ever got fired
That's priceless.
real s***
honestly being 'the cool english teacher' in high school can have a lot more importance than people realize. i had a really good one senior year who taught me things that stuck with me even though i didnt realize at the time. where i could barely even name other teachers at this point
Anyone heard that new album Cartwheel by Hotline TNT? Most frustrating record I’ve heard all year. Every song could be great but it’s mixed so poorly. Like it could be a great indie rock record, but it’s like they handed it to a producer and told them to give it the shoegaze treatment. Anything that could grab you is drowned out artificially.
You're dead wrong I'm afraid, it rips
real s***
honestly being 'the cool english teacher' in high school can have a lot more importance than people realize. i had a really good one senior year who taught me things that stuck with me even though i didnt realize at the time. where i could barely even name other teachers at this point
Yeah. English is the only subject we offer that's required for all four years of high school, the reason being that it's so broadly applicable to other subjects. It utilizes all forms of communication on some level and lays the foundation for excelling in other disciplines.
I have a lot of students who don't speak English at home and I can only imagine how tough it would be for them to connect with the English speakers around them if they had a terrible teacher. In that they help you with communication, language teachers can be very important for building an identity and confidence.
Me, I just like teaching it because there's a lot of freedom with grading and curricula.
You're dead wrong I'm afraid, it rips
Nah I think I’m right. It’s trying to sound like something it doesn’t understand which in turn makes it fail at what it actually does well. In a sea of wannabe shoegaze albums it’ll be quickly forgotten.
The vocalist sounds like he’s just moaning a vague melody he came up with in the shower and then just drenched it in hazy instrumentation and loud drums. Maybe the do it all yourself approach wasn’t the right move.
A student of mine is writing a paper about the influence of My Bloody Valentine on modern music and Lucki is one of the examples
I love my job sometimes
Powerful kid
It's perfect
One, two, three, four
Man, I got a song for y'all
Interesting
Actual writing
Something y'all ain't ever heard of
Well, she wants a cowboy, so I just might
Find me some boots that fit me right
Chew some tobacco
Ride me a Bronco
On a southern Saturday night

“Rocket nuts groove”