Okay NOW is Rams-Eagles a rivalry?

At this rate, there’s enough mutual hatred. Probably third behind the Niners and Seahawks, I fucking HATE the Eagles, what about you guys?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 11 days ago

Anyone got an October ‘26 update on the goblin?

I know he was rumored to have went to Arizona to chase after a catfish, I don’t know what he’s been up to lately

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/rap

Rap Crews/Labels without chains

I’ve been a collector of various chains or pendants from Ruff Ryders, Cash Money, Dopehouse, Aftermath, G Unit, Death Row, Terror Squad, and more.

These are a few I can’t find any information on their pendants or chains:

DTP

St. Lunatics

Murder Inc

Ruthless Records

Anyone got any info on if any chains exist for these dudes?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 17 days ago

I know this is late commentary on the Run DMC video, but I realized Crown Royal has a counterpart that actually was successful.

In the midst of Run DMC’s failure in marketing themselves to the Nu Metal crowd in 2000-01, another rap group did actually manage to pull it off. Cypress Hill managed to find a level of success with Skull & Bones in 2000. They used the same template Run DMC used: Cater to the Nu Metal audience, and load up the album with guest stars. And it actually worked.

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/rock

Controversial band member replacements that aren’t talked about as much

People have started coming around on realizing Josh Klinghoffer was a terrible replacement for Frusciante during his time in the chili peppers, I don’t understand the hate for Dave Navarro, obviously he wasn’t Frusciante; but he was a much better fit than Josh. Another recent one that deserves attention is Emily Armstrong in Linkin Park. Is she a bad singer? no. Are Linkin Park a worse band with her? No. My only issue is that the change in their sound is so drastic that it’s basically a completely different band at this point. I’d rather they just build a completely new band as opposed to dragging the old name as a draw for attention. Anyway; that’s my 2 cents. Which other ones do you guys despise?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 1 month ago

Just a reminder, THESE guys are still on our pass rush too….

Nate Landman: 2.5 Sacks, 4 Forced Fumbles, 1 Interception, 64 Solo tackles

Byron Young: 12 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble, 45 Solo Tackles

Kobie Turner: 7 Sacks, 1 Interception, 24 Solo Tackles

Braden Fiske: 3 Sacks, 11 Solo Tackles

Poona Ford: 2 Sacks, 19 Solo Tackles

not exactly a bunch of guys you wanna ignore.

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

Well, AD can’t come back without Deebo being a massive bitch like usual.

He deleted it within minutes, I guess old habits die hard. Can’t wait for somebody to clock his ass on the field in Australia

u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago
▲ 238 r/Cartalk

Car Brands I feel that are Dying in North America

In No Particular Order.

Fiat: After they basically purged their gasoline powered offerings, I feel like they’re on a course to sink in our market soon. The shift towards SUVs has more than certainly had a hand in destroying any potential for growth they might have had in North America.

Mitsubishi: At this point, they’re holding on for dear life with only TWO models left. Unlike Fiat, they had a dog in the fight to keep up with the SUV trend, only issue is: they’re far from leading the class. Also the Eclips Cross has to be one of the single worst marketing blunders of the last 2 decades.

Maserati: Stellantis/FCA’s ownership has basically tanked their build quality worse than it was before, which is saying something. It doesn’t help matters that they’re fighting Alfa Romeo in cannibalizing each other’s sales in what tiny pieces of market share they have left.

Jaguar: What do you want me to say that you don’t already know? That whole reinvention stunt was nothing more than brand suicide. I don’t think it was an example of them “going woke”. I just think they want to become a contender with the likes of Bentley or Rolls Royce with a higher level of prestige, and it just isn’t there. Especially considering they’ve got absolutely nothing to compete with at this time of writing.

Chrysler: No, not the entire company itself, the Marque. They’ve basically been whittled down to a lone model and have absolutely nothing groundbreaking in the pipes. They’re in the same boat as Jaguar, Constantly dropping concepts that never amount to anything.

(Hot Take) Lincoln: Cadillac somehow managed to embrace the EV/SUV trend to a moderate success, Lincoln Hasn’t. The Escalade has been absolutely destroying the Navigator in sales since 2002, they have decent models to compete, but they don’t seem to be on the same trajectory as Cadillac. I could be proven completely wrong, we shall see.

(Hot Take) Infiniti: Doug DeMuro said it best; the sole reason for buying an Infiniti is getting a good deal, and not much else. Considering the nose dive in Nissan’s build quality, I wouldn’t be shocked that Infiniti‘s has followed suit. Not to mention that Lexus and Acura are building far more desirable cars in the category of Japanese Luxury models. Carlos Ghosn is long gone, and Nissan could shift the other way soon. I could be proven wrong here too.

(Hot Take) Mini: As previously mentioned with Fiat; the SUV trend has basically decimated sales of compacts. The Countryman has been keeping them afloat, but how much longer can it hold them up?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/Autos

Car Brands I feel that are dying in North America

In No Particular Order.

Fiat: After they basically purged their gasoline powered offerings, I feel like they’re on a course to sink in our market soon. The shift towards SUVs has more than certainly had a hand in destroying any potential for growth they might have had in North America.

Mitsubishi: At this point, they’re holding on for dear life with only TWO models left. Unlike Fiat, they had a dog in the fight to keep up with the SUV trend, only issue is: they’re far from leading the class. Also the Eclips Cross has to be one of the single worst marketing blunders of the last 2 decades.

Maserati: Stellantis/FCA’s ownership has basically tanked their build quality worse than it was before, which is saying something. It doesn’t help matters that they’re fighting Alfa Romeo in cannibalizing each other’s sales in what tiny pieces of market share they have left.

Jaguar: What do you want me to say that you don’t already know? That whole reinvention stunt was nothing more than brand suicide. I don’t think it was an example of them “going woke”. I just think they want to become a contender with the likes of Bentley or Rolls Royce with a higher level of prestige, and it just isn’t there. Especially considering they’ve got absolutely nothing to compete with at this time of writing.

Chrysler: No, not the entire company itself, the Marque. They’ve basically been whittled down to a lone model and have absolutely nothing groundbreaking in the pipes. They’re in the same boat as Jaguar, Constantly dropping concepts that never amount to anything.

(Hot Take) Lincoln: Cadillac somehow managed to embrace the EV/SUV trend to a moderate success, Lincoln Hasn’t. The Escalade has been absolutely destroying the Navigator in sales since 2002, they have decent models to compete, but they don’t seem to be on the same trajectory as Cadillac. I could be proven completely wrong, we shall see.

(Hot Take) Infiniti: Doug DeMuro said it best; the sole reason for buying an Infiniti is getting a good deal, and not much else. Considering the nose dive in Nissan’s build quality, I wouldn’t be shocked that Infiniti‘s has followed suit. Not to mention that Lexus and Acura are building far more desirable cars in the category of Japanese Luxury models. Carlos Ghosn is long gone, and Nissan could shift the other way soon. I could be proven wrong here too.

(Hot Take) Mini: As previously mentioned with Fiat; the SUV trend has basically decimated sales of compacts. The Countryman has been keeping them afloat, but how much longer can it hold them up?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

First time going to SoFi with the Chargers as the “Home” Team

It’s safe to say that the Rams do a FAR better job at creating a home field environment. Our home announcer’s better, our fans are louder, and their little fan interaction clips during the Intermissions were pretty cringey. I’m also ignoring the fact that it was easily 70% Rams fans who showed up too.

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago
▲ 17 r/rock

I have a hot take, somebody had to say it. Maneskin SUCKED!

I’m sorry, but HOW did these rich kids even win eurovision? They just made me look at the Madcon version of Beggin as an absolute masterpiece. Damiano is the single worst singer of this decade. Musically they sound like a bastard child of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Greta Van Fleet without nearly a shred of the talent. I can’t be the only one thinking this right? Their Cover of Beggin has to be in the all time list of worst covers. Appreciate the downvotes. Always warms my heart to know that deaf people use reddit!

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

Just a Reminder, People are still supporting Tophia for seeing BTS while her family was flat broke 😂

I commend her Journey to blow her money like that from taking a damn bus all the way to Las Vegas, but seeing her dealing with homelessness and burning money like that is still too damn funny to me. there are still defenders out there who totally validate her doing that while Papachu was still in Jail with a $25 bail LOL

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

Just a thought, what if there were a few Good albums that counted for trainwreckords?

Here’s the thing, what if it’s an album that delivered in the way of quality and a positive impression, but it caused so much turmoil for the artist or group that it either became a product of turmoil or an artist circling the drain? Feel free to give a few examples of it. I pick albums like Pantera’s The Great Southern Trendkill, The Game’s Doctor’s Advocate, or Madonna’s Madame X

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

We live rent free in this clown’s head

I love how he only posts himself outside Sofi when there aren’t any Rams fans waiting to go at it with him LOL! I know He doesn’t have the balls to wear his Dodger gear in Santa Clara. ¡Puro Payaso! He’s gotta be the unanimous, single biggest enemy of the Rams Fanbase

u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/rock

I have a few bands who I never realized people consider to be one hit wonders.

Amazingly, all of these bands, I’ve seen in circles where people only refer to them as one hit wonders:

Papa Roach

Dream Theater

Drowning Pool

The Darkness

The Eurythmics

The Human League

Wheatus

Flock of Seagulls

Butthole Surfers

Silverchair

Now, I Disagree with all of these. But are there any other bands you guys know for multiple songs that people consider to be one hit wonders?

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

Let’s say someone convinces you to send them $70 and they ghost you afterwards

There’s a girl with an OF account who added me on Snapchat and convinced me to send her $70 and has constantly ignored my messages after sending her a request for the content she promised, and it’s gotten to the point where I’m wondering if I can file a police report for theft charges.

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago

Not going to lie, this was one of the few preseason games that has me genuinely excited.

I know the game is meaningless, but this does show me that our bench has flashes of talent. Simpson took a little bit to warm up, but he could throw some absolute bullets. I can’t wait to see how he develops!

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u/MastodonNo8553 — 2 months ago