u/fluffy_drank

Post the links plz and love you. As an aforementioned old biscuits head

Much love from the US. I can't find anyone willing to teach the language here and like I said, I will help you to speak English as well as I can. I have a bachelors degree at a major US university in English. Thank you yall

I have a c and a harmonica and need some help

Yes, I've seen all the gg allin docs so please anything else

I know y'all won't let me down

Doesn't have to be specifically dead shows. Phil and friends sleep sets are welcomed. Just miss the old dog and want to stumbe on something new

Punk to classical, alternative to big band, ska to spoken word... I'm looking for covers that cause me to re-listen to songs I've loved but can't escape from the original recordings

I had a serious car accident years ago that makes it diffuclt to breathe consistently and hold my breath for long periods and I want to know if anyone can point me in the right direction so I can control my breathing better. I have looked on youtube but figured i could go right to the source to ask y'all

I would love a teacher to help me but I dont know where to look. Subscription trials are too basic and I want to wait a week to learn more. Is there a place to learn without monthly fees? I am trying to learn. That's it. No nonsense or bullshit, just education. I think these apps are not fast enough to helpe learn. I want to jump into the deepend of the pool. Idk why asl seems to be monetized. Im a person, your a person. Can't we just talk to disrupt the cacophony of noise. I need a teacher. Please contact me personally. 'Always look for thr helpers".

Jam bands or not. Inb4: rush

I'm going off grid and want to fill up an old phone with different types of jams/bands/dj's. I filled up another with podcasts and audiobooks, but I need some heaters as well as chill vibes for the other. Gonna try to diversify and not just fill it up with my go-to shows

I am about to be living off grid (basically homeless but gonna have a lot of free time in the forests) and not sure what I can afford to maintain or even buy. I grew up drumming and playing guitar but to be honest, I never followed through with my practice and am going to have to sell the acoustic electric guitar I have had for years just to help for the time being. This isn't a pity post. I got a solar generator that should have a few hours of juice per day. I want to try to learn something new. Hopefully the post doesnt get removed but not really sure if I can maintain a guitar out there with the humidity. Any guidance is appreciated. Much love