stupid first world problems you're dealing with

ugh all this burial slander

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVtuwxeqBYM

What if we *do* get it and it's still not very notable?

then you're a shitty white man and... yeah... bye!

Why did she get so upset when the camera guy asked about Death Grips? Maybe her friend is right, I don't get it.

  On 6/13/2018 at 12:44 PM, hello spiral said:

 

  On 6/13/2018 at 2:13 AM, zaphod said:

 

  On 6/13/2018 at 12:06 AM, Zephyr_Nova said:

Ugh.  Finally got around to listening to Burial - Untrue after that thread about it being the best electronic music album so far this century (or was it all time?).  I don't remember the last time I was this bored listening to anything.  It actually finished right after I started writing this, thank god.  So baffled how something so banal can get placed on such a high pedestal.  

 

Okay, now I never have to listen to it again.  Good.

 

  On 6/13/2018 at 12:25 AM, Squee said:

I'm glad to hear someone actually agrees with me

 

i mean that thread agreed with you. that's why i made it, totally perplexed by its stature among music critics and listeners because it's always bored me to tears.

 

 

yup, agreements all round, cheers

 

 

even OPN > Burial

how bored do i have to be before i get it? bored to death? probably. 

  On 6/13/2018 at 12:57 PM, span said:

ugh all this burial slander

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVtuwxeqBYM

I did like that video.  

  On 6/13/2018 at 8:46 PM, Zephyr_Nova said:

I did like that video.  

you did but you don't anymore? 

i've no idea wtf is going on there but i did skip chunks of it.  i don't feel any strong desire to care. 

Nah I like it even more when I reflect back on it.

The vid is a (not)chatmm classic. We thought we lost it forever recently when the original uploader removed. So glad it's back :^)

Got out of surgery fine. (Had the rest of my thyroid out) Throat is way too sore for any real food and my wife is sitting across from me eating Fritos. Sooooo huuuungry.

Is it cool to hate on burial now?

I thought his first two albums were great pieces of music that told a story and took me to a different place. A little bit and miss after that but still decent producer.

Also I’m sure there’s a thread or two on here about the whole two-step/uk garage from horsepower productions and Wookiee and even Craig David as big influences on Burials output.

  On 6/15/2018 at 1:11 AM, patternoverlap said:

Got out of surgery fine. (Had the rest of my thyroid out) Throat is way too sore for any real food and my wife is sitting across from me eating Fritos. Sooooo huuuungry.

glad it went well. my mom had her thyroid out last year. had a nodule on it that was bigger than the actual thyroid. once they got her med dosage right she evened out now is doing fine. 

  On 6/15/2018 at 2:55 AM, chenGOD said:

Is it cool to hate on burial now?

I thought his first two albums were great pieces of music that told a story and took me to a different place. A little bit and miss after that but still decent producer.

Also I’m sure there’s a thread or two on here about the whole two-step/uk garage from horsepower productions and Wookiee and even Craig David as big influences on Burials output.

i like the first burial record.. don't care for the 2nd one.. uppy downy pitched vocals make me a little nuts..  i like rival dealers though and some other random stuff of his i picked up.  are people hating on his music now? or is it just reaction to pitchfork guy saying it's the best thing since the creation of the sun or whatever he said?

fwp - my dog is quick at snatching things out of the grass or bushes to eat when we're out on walks and he snagged something off the sidewalk that looked like a little round berry but could've been a tiny chocolate candy or something so of course i'm ready to ipecac him w/some hydrogen peroxide but he seems fine.. it was probably just bird poop or something. 

Even if it was a little chocolate candy I don't think it could contain enough theobromine to hurt him so I wouldn't worry about it.

It's been two months now since I started doing morning workouts 5 to 6 days each week. But so far I've lost far less weight than I originally planned, even though I'm up to a full hour in each session now.

Every couple of weeks I might shed a couple of pounds, but then there will be stagnation in between. So I'm not sure if muscle mass increase is a contributing factor, or if I need to be more mindful of diet. I just don't want all the effort to have been for naught.

gym is for gains, you lose weight in the kitchen bruh

I just noticed my van stereo cuts off a fraction of a second from the first track of some CDs.  It did it with Syro (so the first kick on Minipops was absent... probably my favorite first kick of any album) and then it did the same thing for the first track on a new Zephyr Nova album I was test driving.  Anyone else encountered this with stereo systems?  I had a recording client a long time ago who requested a bit of silence at the start of every track for just this reason, but I've never experienced it myself.  I'm just wondering how common it is.  Anyway, I guess I'll be adding a bit of silence to the start of my album.  I've never really taken note of whether there's extra silence at the start of most albums.  Since the start of most first tracks on my van stereo are in tact, I'm guessing having a bit of silence at the beginning is a common thing.

Must have something to do with the anti skipping system the cd player probably has.

wtf apparently I like trivializing people's fwp's. sorry.

Well that was potentially useful insight, didn't trivialize anything.  Any other antiskip device of mine hasn't done that, but that's a pretty small sample size.  

For whatever reason, this particular phenomena is very difficult to google.  Usually I can figure out a common enough way to phrase a problem to get some relevant search results, but so far I'm coming up blank here.  

  On 6/15/2018 at 5:06 PM, ambermonk said:

It's been two months now since I started doing morning workouts 5 to 6 days each week. But so far I've lost far less weight than I originally planned, even though I'm up to a full hour in each session now.

 

Every couple of weeks I might shed a couple of pounds, but then there will be stagnation in between. So I'm not sure if muscle mass increase is a contributing factor, or if I need to be more mindful of diet. I just don't want all the effort to have been for naught.

Losing weight is 95% diet. Use a calorie calculator to find your caloric maintenance level, and then eat at a 500 calorie deficit in order to steadily lose weight; one pound of fat = 3500 calories.

Alternatively you can try fasting which has its own benefits, such as increased life expectancy and HGH release. I do two 36 hour fasts* a week and personally I find it to be easier and more efficacious than eating at a deficit.

*i.e finish eating at 8pm Monday, fast on Tuesday, eat at 8am Wednesday.

^ I cannot imagine doing that diet, Manju.

SFWP: I tried to imagine doing that diet and couldn't.

Just stop eating American size portions!

Sat on my ass all day and got an ass cramp.

  On 6/15/2018 at 5:06 PM, ambermonk said:

It's been two months now since I started doing morning workouts 5 to 6 days each week. But so far I've lost far less weight than I originally planned, even though I'm up to a full hour in each session now.

 

Every couple of weeks I might shed a couple of pounds, but then there will be stagnation in between. So I'm not sure if muscle mass increase is a contributing factor, or if I need to be more mindful of diet. I just don't want all the effort to have been for naught.

Don't fret bud - I found that I shed a heck of a lot more pounds altering my diet to pretty much mostly vegetables, lean protien of choice, no sugar besides fruit, no beverages besides water and fairly intense weight lifting. As long as I maintain a decent amount of calories (500 a day with real workouts is not healthy IMO), did cardio and lifted like I had a puppy stuck under a building multiple days a week - I lost a lot of fat and gained a bunch of muscle. 

Genetics play a role, but I've seen men lose more weight starting this way.  Seems to me it's the more successful way for most slightly out of shape dudes to get back into the swing of things. The male (and just general human) body recovers from weight training differently vs. shocking it with a ton of movement cardio more than needed when just starting. Then your body starts to produce more testosterone, and also, heavy weights do provide decent cardio over long sessions. 

No need to beefcake it up, but if you stick at it, you will lose weight so long as you eat well. Move to Seattle and we can Hanz and Franz 

Maybe that's part of my problem - not doing actual weight training yet. I've been doing strictly cardio.

I'm not about to throw in the towel though. Besides, the vest I put on today because it was chilly felt much looser than it did over last winter. Maybe just need to cut back on beer and greasy foods. Damn bqbqbqbbq season.