u/AwayCable7769

So i just went to shit and it kinda hurts like it feels a little tight. I dont do butt stuff and i dont wanna do butt stuff because im not gay (im a guy not a female) but like maybe i need to engage in butt stuff because my butt feels really tight and irritated so maybe if i slowly build up tolerance via this "butt stuff" maybe i will hurt less as i will loosen myself up and no longer be quite so tight down there. I think this could be a good idea its just that i dont want to become gay because i really like girls like a lot and their boobs and stuff, not much into people playing with my butt or doing butt stuff to me but i guess its different if i do it myself since its not gay if i do butt stuff to myself right? Would only be gay if i let another person, even a girl do it to me. But anyway im willing i just dont wanna do it. I dont wanna do anything rash. maybe thats the real problem after all, maybe i have a rash down there and i just need to take it easy on the shitting, maybe butt stuff isnt what i need to engage in, this has been a really eye opening conversation (like the eye of a needle, srssly) just wanted to thank you for your attention on this

Mandré, the alias for Michael André Lewis, a legendary session musician, working with Zappa, Maxayn, Stevie Wonder and other amazing music acts, all four of his albums under the Mandré moniker are **really** solid.

Part of the idea behind this Mandré project came after André Lewis (who was a session keyboardist for Wonder at this time), during the 1972-74 era of Stevie Wonder albums. The mutual connection between TONTO (Cecil and Robert Margouleff), Stevie Wonder and André Lewis allowed André to see TONTO in person. TONTO was a room sized, unsustainably expensive state of the art synthesiser capable of producing Jarre-like complexity five years before Oxygène set the benchmark for the late 70s sound. (Check out TONTO's Expanding Head Band - Zero Time).

Mandré saw this room sized synth and said "In a few years, all of this will be packed into a tiny affordable box" perfectly predicting the 1976-1979 wave of avant-garde synth and space disco records. Mandré intersected this scene himself with his 1970s records.

An **alright** album! I like some parts of this a lot, however, it is a little bit corny and cheesy at parts. It sounds like a parody of a few albums from the 2000s blogosphere. Its worth a listen! I need to give the album a few more listens myself too.

I really needed you to tell me that because I was seriously starting to think this was actually jesus, and the guy playing the actual jesus was actually walking on water. It was really hard to distinguish that particular video from real life or AI so now that I know that its AI I can see it all now. All the signs and AI stuff. Plus, jesus has been dead for so long, so how did they manage to get a video of him thats in colour? Its very hard to believe this is real now that you pointed it out. So thanks.