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Going to a Storm game today and haven’t in years. What’s the parking situation like? I bought tickets online and it said $30 for parking but I’m not paying for that to park close. I keep seeing things that said parking in lot c is between $10-$15 or free. Can anyone confirm the parking situation. Thanks

I would love to know from a musician’s perspective who was around in 1991 when Nevermind and Smells Like Teen Spirit what was about this song and album that had the world in such a chokehold that it caused a shift in music and why this hadn’t happened sooner? Were there other songs in music that caused a shift as significant as this beforehand. Seems like the after effects of SLTS are still felt today and don’t feel dated.

Anyone know what the particular smell is when you walk into the casino at Pechanga. I know it either has to be some cleaner or air freshener that is very well controlled because you don’t smell it in the section between the two sets of sliding doors but it hits you once you pass them. In my opinion it smells very distinct and good and for me I know a smell is good if I’m thinking about it even after I leave a place.

This is one of my favorite Cure songs and every time I hear it there’s this part that happens multiple times in the song, sometimes more noticeable than others and I’ve always wondered what exactly is happening. It happens at 00:21 in the song and throughout and I’ve always wondered is it a note or guitar flub that isn’t necessarily a flub cause it sounds deliberate. I’ve watched many guitar covers of the song just to try and see what they’re doing to make that noise, but no one does it.

Im not a musician and know next to nothing about guitars aside from understanding tabs and guitar/bass layouts. It’s actually one of my favorite small parts of the song as it adds a little ear perk up for me.

They’ve started crunching hours at my store. I have vacation time submitted and approved for the weekend after this coming one. Is the time submitted to cover both weekend days guaranteed to pay the 7 hours for each day or is it like calling out consecutive days in a row where it only counts as one?

I was feeding birds in my backyard with around 4-5 feeders for around a year up until a few months ago when I just stopped refilling them and just took them down and left my hummingbird feeders up. Those I regularly fill and swap every couple of days with homemade nectar and it feels more fulfilling for some reason. I kinda felt bad that I basically closed down a buffet for these wild birds but something in me was slightly over the pigeons basically taking over and pushing smaller birds away. They still got to feed but having 30-40 pigeons at once in my backyard was a sight to behold and combine that with them eating the dry food we put out for stray cats it got annoying to a point. Anyone else just randomly stop filling their feeders and take them down? I’d love to still continue to feed them sometime in the future but for now it’s not in me.

I feel like modern style was built upon what was being introduced and made popular/happening in the 50s-60s. When thrifting for clothes and other objects now I think it’s common to sometimes see stuff from that era in stores still, but back in that time itself were people really shopping for clothes from the 50s and older and wearing them? I’m talking like clothes from the 30s and older which I would assume would be some of the clothes filling these stores.

I read that Jimi Hendrix found his famous Hussar Military jacket from the 1850s in a London shop called “I was lord Kitchener's valet” and paid 100 pounds for it off the shop owner’s back. Was clothing from the 1800s easier to come by back then? It was only 60 years before hand which is similar to buying clothes now that are from the 60s