u/QuincyThePinballer

Is there a way I can regain building materials from broken structures?

I thought that I saw a clip on here a while ago of somebody harvesting their own build structures and then getting the materials back. Is there a way to do that and if so how do i?

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u/QuincyThePinballer — 1 day ago

"Dariacore 2: enter here, hell to the left" by leroy (jane remover) has entered the top 500, just above "3 Feet High and Rising" by De La Soul

u/QuincyThePinballer — 3 days ago

Got 5 new CDs for my birthday, so here's the updated collection!

I got about 5 new CD's the other day, and now here's the full collection, sorted by Artist name.

New Additions: Jessie J, Poppy, Mariah Cary, Brakence, Waiting 4 April

u/QuincyThePinballer — 4 days ago

UPDATE FOR RECORD LABEL SITUATION!!!

Hey! I made a post about how someone took down a bandcamp label that I was a part of, and how someone starting impersonating us and doxxing others in the group. The page has successfully been taken down and the link has been retrieved and reserved for when BC Support can get back to the owner and (hopefully) restore the releases that were removed.

Also, one of the tracks they made was a diss track on my previous post lol. It turns out the person behind this was from someone who was somewhat close with the label and his friend. His friend did most of the harm, but because they were associated, they were banned from the server and talked with a couple others in the label saying he was taking a break.

Thank you for everything this subreddit has done, and let's hope BC Support can help to restore the damage done.

u/QuincyThePinballer — 16 days ago

hi, my niche little shitpost community recently had their bandcamp page taken down after it got mass reported, and then someone scooped up the name and is now uploading releases under the name meant to slander others in the label. The people who run the label are working to get the original page restored, and this one taken down. Just wanted to spread the word here in order to hopefully get more eyes on it and get this page taken down so we can reinstate the old releases. (over 650)

u/QuincyThePinballer — 17 days ago
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Went to go dispose of the kitchen oil like normal, and it turns out this bin hasn't been drained in god knows how long, and when I go to dump it, oil bursts out of the sides of the bin and leaks all over the sidewalk. Told management immediately and they got on the phone with the company, but I just can't believe we don't have a regular schedule of Disposal for stuff like this.

u/QuincyThePinballer — 22 days ago