Not sure what shnozboarding is but it sounds like you're sniffing piles of cocaine big enough to board with a tech deck

yeah my immediate thought was "coke binge" lol

probably shnozboarding

@Very_Based

Was listening to Hitsujibungaku all day at work

the month ends tomorrow but its usually the 28th

white supremacists mad as s*** rn

goated band

Most played songs of 2024 so far according to Apple Music:

music.apple.com/us/playlist/replay-2024/pl.rp-6xD5c645By0

@leals_core_rise

5 albums and 5 EPs in 11 years and then they just dipped huh. I gotta check them out.

This smooth

Canceling the half decade thread plans immediately to avoid this buffoonery

I may be shooting country straight into my veins 24/7 recently, but dont get it twisted... This still hardest album 3-peat of the 2020s:

cool album covers

Recent excavations of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii reveal that some aspects of society haven’t changed much during the last 2,000 years, including our eating habits. The Romans also had what were essentially fast-food restaurants. Known as thermopolia (or singularly as a thermopolium), these establishments sold a variety of ready-to-eat hot food. They were essential to daily life in ancient Rome, because not all citizens had kitchens. In the region around Pompeii, only around 40% of low-income households and 66% of middle-class households had a kitchen at home. Those who didn’t typically lived in insulae (apartment buildings) and relied on thermopolia for many of their meals.

Thermopolia were low-cost food joints, offering a selection of meats (such as chicken, pork, duck, goat, and snails), cheeses, fish, bread, and legumes, washed down with calida (a type of mulled wine) — there were no burgers or fries here. The food was held in dolia (large terracotta pots) on buffet-style counters. The more upscale restaurants had frescoes adorning the walls, depicting food that was eaten there (such as ducks or chickens) or deities (such as Mercury, the god of commerce, and Bacchus, the god of wine). Thermopolia weren’t without controversy, however. Roman Emperor Claudius once tried to have them shut down because of their poor reputation. Criminals, thieves, and other dishonorable members of society often gathered and drank wine at thermopolia, earning the establishments a bad rap.

You can tell them ladies that they ought not frown
Cause there ain't been nothing ever held me down
Lawmen, women or a shallow grave
Same ol' blues just a different day

Get me drinking' that moonshine
Get me higher than the grocery bill
Take my troubles to the highwall
Throw em in the river and get your fill

We've been sniffing that cocaine
Ain't nothin' better when the wind cuts cold
Lord it's a mighty hard livin
But it's a damn good feelin' to run these roads

It's a damn good feelin' to run these roads
It's a damn good feelin' to run these roads

Sounds like the volcano did them a favor

:datass:

having a hard time even making it through vultures on relistens cant really find a highlight yet

hopefully itll grow on me but feels weird to like a kanye album this little