
New Mexico ranks 5th in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2027
Enjoy travel through and to..

Enjoy travel through and to..
Darby and Doyle got haircuts on Wednesday. New groomer did an awesome job (thank you u/see-a-moose)
I enjoy listening to punk music. I remember listening to Dead Milkmen, Dead Kennedys, and lots of others on cassette. Recently, I have started looking for punk music from around the world.
Through a German friend, I discovered a few, Focus., Massendefekt, Feine Sahne Fischfilets, and a few others.
I love the sounds of the music and the voices.
So I ask, what are some other non-English punk rock bands from around the world?
Edit- Thank you all for these. I will search through and discover a world of punk.
I enjoy listening to punk music. I remember listening to Dead Milkmen, Dead Kennedys, and lots of others on cassette. Recently, I have started looking for punk music from around the world.
Through a German friend, I discovered a few, Focus., Massendefekt, Feine Sahne Fischfilets, and a few others.
I love the sounds of the music and the voices.
So I ask, what are some other non-English punk rock bands from around the world?
Edit- Thank you all for these. I will search through and discover a world of punk.
He wanted to get up this morning at 5am. He then decided he wanted to go back to sleep at 530. He has barely moved for an hour.
Cute puppers 10/10
I present to you a nostalgic piece of yumminess, the Gold Bar.
Like many here, I grew up on these inside APS, specifically Sandia Base and Arroyo del Oso Elementary Schools and Eisenhower Middle School.
Growing in shady area in North Central Maryland, USA.
A fleece blanket hides the Bedlington nearly perfectly
Col Sink's letter to his men in preparation for D-Day, 82 years ago.
Soldiers of the regiment: June 5, 1944 – D-DAY
Today, and as you read this, you are en route to that great adventure for which you have trained for over two years.
Tonight is the night of nights.
Tomorrow throughout the whole of our homeland and the Allied world the bells will ring out the tidings that you have arrived, and the invasion for liberation has begun.
The hopes and prayers of your dear ones accompany you, the confidence of your high commanders goes with you. The fears of the Germans are about to become a reality.
Let us strike hard. When the going is tough, let us go harder. Imbued with faith in the rightness of our cause, and the power of our might, let us annihilate the enemy where found.
May God be with each of you fine soldiers. By your actions let us justify His faith in us.
Colonel Robert Sink Regimental Commander, 506th P.I.R, 101st Airborne Division