The Stoners Echo Chamber

Isn't that true for every day?

 

Reading police arrest 5 in theft of $100,000 worth of medical marijuana from growing facility

 

Tom Lester was in a local TV commercial years ago, I mean decades. He acted all goofy like he was Eb or something.

Happy 420. My first act of retirement will be to smoke a big fat doobie.

 

I'm just Listening to Metallica and justice for all, the latest remaster version, because Metallica wanted it to sound better than the original they didn't like.

 

I was 18 when justice come out working 2 jobs, and army. reserves.
Really not sure how time has changed..
Feels like an illusion..

 

Sure I have justice on cassette. Dude11..

 

I had this perception at some point as a kid that cassettes cut off parts of albums. For instance, you know how Dark Side of the Moon has several songs that segue into the next?

I thought the cd was just one continuous uninterrupted flow with each song seguing into the next but the tape cut some of that off between Side 1 and Side 2.

It didn't really occur to me that the albums were made for records with 2 sides.

It's not a perception I had for a long time but I bring it up mostly to kind of trip on how the mind, particularly as a child has these notions about things based on familiarity, because cd's were the most familiar and relevant at the time.

 

I used to enjoy making my wife mixtapes when I was in highschool. TDK 80min tapes full of shit haha.

 

I had an 8-track in my first car. So during a song it would fade out, switch tracks and then fade back in.

 

Back in my day if we wanted to listen to some music we put a disc in the player.

 

Work today we discovered that we didn't move any feminine sanitation products to donate.
How we miss that?.
We only stock once a month.
That's too funny..

 

Them shits would always get scratched when they migrated to the car.

 

I was actually really good with my CDs. I remember I handed a CD out to a friend came back scratched and I told my dad and he got me to ring that guy and tell him straight up to buy me a new one. Dad was listening to me as I was on phone lol. He gave me $30 and I re ordered it. Dad said never lend CDs out again. So I didn't.

Then my later teens I bought a CD and copied it straight away, put CD in storage and always used the copies. I still have many CDs I've never actually "listened" to.

 

Lol the cd burner my family had was brutal. It took a few hours to burn a cd and there were times where the computer crashed during the process.

 

Nero? Lol