Your pointless thoughts & observations

  On 4/19/2020 at 6:52 AM, timbre monke said:

My latest pointless thought is wondering why certain women on social media frequently post selfies with freshly applied makeup, even though they're already in a committed marriage or relationship. What nonverbal message are they trying to convey exactly?

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There are so very many variations of the Norwegian language and unlike speakers of other pluricentric languages the Norwegians are either inept or unwilling to switch from their dialect to the standard language when speaking with non-native speakers which makes it difficult to communicate with them when you start out learning their language.

  On 4/19/2020 at 6:52 AM, timbre monke said:

 

Damson. Maybe they just wanna show off their looks or their makeup skills or they hope to get some compliments/likes/attention. Or maybe they don’t have a particular reason. 
Following your reasoning it would make sense that women only should wear makeup around their honeys and remove it when going out because they should only want to look pretty (not saying makeup is needed to look pretty or that it always does) for their better half. 

Do you think the same thing when you see a woman that’s in a relationship dancing in public? Why would she dance when she no longer needs to seduce? 

I think it says a lot that many people still try to put things women do in the context of either “being taken” or “being available”. 

Not trying to be a dick but it surprises me someone as young as yourself who has a world of ideas and shit available to them would have such old fashioned views. 
Unless you’re asking because you noticed someone you wanna bang is posting pics of herself all done up and wondering if she’s signalling that she’s up for it. In which case I would say; godspeed. 

Women are a man's reward after a day of hard work. Ready and available

Time to establish the islamo-patriarchy from Houellebecq's "Submission"

  On 4/19/2020 at 7:24 AM, Candiru said:

I heard some of them are very indicative of social class. For example, if some has a "brummie" accent, from Birmingham like Ozzy Osbourne, people will always assume you are a working class schlub or something like that.

Since many Americans assume that anything British automatically means "classier", they get treated way better in the states. 

odd, but people are stupid. i knew a guy when i was young who kept up a British accent for years, told everyone he was English, found out later that he was full of shit and just a weird dude.

there's definitely the class thing regarding local accents around the world i'm sure, guess that's pretty normal, but yeah it is interesting given that separated from that regional bias it comes across as a different bias to us lowly Americans

i mean i guess technically American accents are long-lost variations on British English, but i was more referring to the actual British Isles accents these days, seems there's dozens of them. but of course there's the many, many colonially specific versions all around the world as well which can be strikingly similar. 

  On 4/19/2020 at 6:52 AM, timbre monke said:

My latest pointless thought is wondering why certain women on social media frequently post selfies with freshly applied makeup, even though they're already in a committed marriage or relationship. What nonverbal message are they trying to convey exactly?

not sure if serious or

  On 4/19/2020 at 3:52 PM, user said:

Maybe they just wanna show off their looks or their makeup skills or they hope to get some compliments/likes/attention. Or maybe they don’t have a particular reason. 

Answers my question, thx

If energy and mass are equivalent (Einstein), and energy and frequency are equivalent (Planck), therefore mass and frequency are the equivalent, does that mean music is the ultimate expression of our universe?

The more cheese the more holes. The more holes the less cheese. Therefore the more cheese the less cheese.

  On 4/20/2020 at 1:05 AM, cichlisuite said:

If energy and mass are equivalent (Einstein), and energy and frequency are equivalent (Planck), therefore mass and frequency are the equivalent, does that mean music is the ultimate expression of our universe?

Cat = infinite energy

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Noo, you can't just strap a toast to a cat and have infinite energy generator. They would have to fall indefinitely, like falling in earth's orbit, and the cat would need a space suit with heating and oxygen. Where do you strap the toast then? On the outside of the cat's space suit? Exposed to elements of empty space the toast will lose its integrity and not work properly. Inside of the cat's space suit? Its rotational properties will not work because the toast will have no reference of its position. The cat's space suit also needs roll-correction liquid rocket nozzles. It wont work, man.

Haha cat go prrrr

Energy = buttered toast

"Noo, you can't just strap a toast to a cat and have infinite energy generator. They would have to fall indefinitely, like falling in earth's orbit, and the cat would need a space suit with heating and oxygen. Where do you strap the toast then? On the outside of the cat's space suit? Exposed to elements of empty space the toast will lose its integrity and not work properly. Inside of the cat's space suit? Its rotational properties will not work because the toast will have no reference of its position. The cat's space suit also needs roll-correction liquid rocket nozzles. It wont work, man."

Einstein

some food tastes like other thing's odors...

It's a really good thing my clients can't hear all the things I mutter under my breath as I work on their music.  (most recent of which was "ah fuck what other dumb shit did he want me to do.)

There are profile write-ups on facebook?  I've been on there the better part of 2 decades, and I've never read no stinkin' facebook profile.

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Happy birth-/deathday Shakespeare!

Death Grips is actually bouncy party music when MC Ride isn't included.  I still miss Zach Hill's solo project.

I covered the TMNT theme in 2008?  ahahaha wtf did this come from?

i finger drummed to one of devin townsend's songs to the point that it made a water bubble and then the skin fell off from my indicative finger...

His songs are deliberately arranged for that to happen every time.

  On 4/24/2020 at 1:39 AM, Tim_J said:

i finger drummed to one of devin townsend's songs to the point that it made a water bubble and then the skin fell off from my indicative finger...

I'm trying to think of a good joke to go along with this but I can't.

"well I guess that didn't devin townsend well!"