
u/Apophistry

nitpicker
My roommate was playing 007 and I saw this spelling for Charade. Am I missing something? or this is actually a Typo?
Why reproduce and breed when your going to die and reproduction is meaningless
I never asked to be born so I feel like what humans do is meaningless im meaningless i don't see apoint of reproduction your going to die i feel like all life has suffering and life is cruel not matter what species you are.
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Some organisms do not have the mental and biological capabilities to stop reproducing
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Feeling pain is part of survival its what keeps you alive.
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Non existence is better than existence
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When your born your just have awareness you have pure consciousness.
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Your reality is shaped through your environment and your biological body.
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I don't like topics like dating, partnership, relationship, marriage, family, children. I never want to be part of that, im not part of the masses following all this meaningless slop, I never felt love and sexual desire for someone I find that weird.
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I view childbirth as unpleasant and pregnancy as body horror, I can't imagine having sex and sperm being realised inside of me I find that disgusting I think I have a phobia to that and thought of pregnancy and childbirth, c section no thanks, at least that will never happen thats self harm thatd body horror.
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The urge for reproduction is animalistic , a biological function for reproduction.
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Are sea lions and husky’s like distant cousins or something?
Cars Covers
I don't know of a lot of memorable covers of the Cars; I can list them all on one hand, aside from an entire album of covers recorded by Kris Delmhorst.
But the ones that come to mind at the moment are:
- "You're All I've Got Tonight" by Smashing Pumpkins
- "Dangerous Type" by Letters to Cleo
- "You Might Think" by Weezer
- "Magic" by Honor Society
- "Just What I Needed" by Damone
- "Let's Go" by Ernie Isley
Anyone know of any others? Have any favorites you'd care to name? There are, of course, tons of covers, as per the website whosampledwho and don't really want to take the time to listen to them all, so hoping to see some recommendations.
Oh, Look. A bird has become petrified and lost it's sense of direction.
How The Police's debut album Outlandos d’Amour helped pushed 'new wave' into the mainstream - Louder
>"We'd blown all the momentum that we had and all the credibility." The Police's journey to superstardom wasn't the smooth ride you might imagine.
https://www.loudersound.com/music/albums/the-police-journey-to-superstardom-wasnt-a-smooth-ride
Old Article from Classic Rock #93.
>“We opened for bands we really hated, like Styx. People were relating to us and not them. They got a little pissed”: the stellar rise and sudden fall of The Cars, the new wave band who soundtracked America.
https://www.loudersound.com/bands-artists/interviews/the-story-of-the-cars-new-wave
Shadows in the Rain
Heard Sting's version of "Shadows in the Rain" for the first time in a while and it got me wondering, which version do people prefer? The Police's or Sting's drastically different version? I personally give the edge to Sting's version; I like the pace and energy of it. Sting's vocals are also really good on his take.
Thoughts on Cap 'N Swing?
I really like the songs recorded by this pre-Cars incarnation. What say the rest of you? What are favorite songs? I would peg "Come Back Down" as my favorite.
Also, is there any chance the album will see an official release?
Peanuts! Pea-NUTS! PEEEA-nuuts!
Purportedly, this song is targeted at Rod Stewart. I have to wonder, is Rod Stewart aware of the shade Sting threw at him? I know he and Sting collaborated with Bryan Adams on that song from The Three Musketeers, so just wondering out loud.
Also, apparently the song got its title from the Marx Bros.' film Duck Soup.
Anyway, great tune. Agree? Disagree?
[Edited to fix film title]