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The album is definitely not as high energy as other pieces in the genre and certainly not in the 1980s. But I think the crisp production, the haunting themes. and the mix of instrumentation is worth a listen by anybody who just thinks of Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson as a novelty artist.

"Dissidents" is a great lead track with an anxiety-inducting theme of cold-war accusations and fear of censorship. "Screen Kiss" is an all-time favorite track of mine. It makes me feel nostalgic for a time and place I never knew. And "Hyperactive" is a great 80s synth and sample fueled, Hi-NRG piece that easily competes with The Human League and Talk Talk for memorability.

Overall it's an album I've love

So I'm really new to meeting men. I posted a few weeks back about finally being honest and talking to guys. Well there have been a few dead ends, some really weird messages and one guy that ghosted after saying I didn't want to BB on the first night.

But I'm chatting with a really nice, friendly guy who has been super cool about my situation of basically being a 30yo freshman. My only hangup is he's 59. It doesn't really bother me, but is there a pitfall I'm just not considering? I don't want to go over and immediately bail because of some issues I never imagined. How are your experiences with older men?

Keeping it short, I've know I prefer men since about 19yo. But I was never in a place (either literally where I lived, or mentally) that I felt right or safe being out. But seeing all the talk around Pride this year, I finally had to be honest.

My issues now is, how do I handle basically losing most of a decade of experience? I'm coming at this whole scene like a college freshman, except looking like I could be their dad. I'm curious what the men on here would think if they learned that about another guy. Am I just toxic goods now?

I'll be visiting for a couple days at the end of the month and wondering are there any casinos that tend to have a more chill crowd. I'm not talking library quiet (it's Vegas) but somewhere to just chill, have a drink, and play a few hands of poker.

I'm sorry mom. I couldn't be the son you deserved. I'm sorry dad, I was just a disappointment. I'm soory to my family, I know there were only a could of us to carry on the name, and I couldn't. I'm sorry to the people I could have helped. To the girl that killed herself becuase she was trans. Or because she was fat. Or the boy who killed himself because he was gay. I liked you. I would have loved you, I promise. We could have been happy. I'm sorry for the little boy or girls we couldn't adopt. i'm sorry we couldn't be a family. I known it wouldn't have been much, but maybe we'd have gotten thought together. I'm sorry i couldn't fix any of it.

So I have for some time felt the suicide was the only morally "good" (and that is of course up for interpretation) choice that I could make as a person. (Also before you send me to r/suicidewatch, I'm really looking for a more substantive answer then I feel they offer). So from a Utilitarian perspective, I really offer little to the world. Even if I gave away all my extra income and lived very humbly, I couldn't outweigh the amount of environmental damage and social ills that I cause as a lower-middle class member of a prosperous society. So if were dead, the only real negative would be the inconvenience to my co-workers and employer, the grief of my parents and siblings, and perhaps the c

I don't want to have anyone deal with my body, so I've been looking into pre-planning how my remains will be handled. I really wanted a green burial. Simple stone marker, no vault and natural decay back to the Earth. Leaving no trace after a few years but some bones.

But there is only one cemetery in my state that allows it. they start at close to $2000 for a space. The funeral home charges 1500 to process the corpse, plus $1000 to transport it out of the county to the other grave site. Then it turns out a plain raw wood coffin is more than some ornate bulls**t because there isn't any demand. Throw in grave diggers and I guess car service for family that are emotional or something. Not tha

I have my mods set up in classic, but I wanted to get SE on sale to play vanilla again. Are there any issues with having both? I don't want to transfer any saves to SE since most probably wouldn't work.

I left feeling like it was a real mess of a film. I like the aesthetics, parts of the action were cool, and there was definitely some great story potential in the Finn/Rose elements. But I really wished that the Rey/Luke training and the Jedi religion could have been much deeper. And spend more time with Fin and Rose at the casino and on the Star Destroyer. My idea was have two films, like TLJ Ch. 1 and 2. Ch. 1 would be a martial arts inspired film for Rey and Luke. Ch. 2 would be the story of Finn, Rose and Poe fighting to stay alive. Just what I would have wanted. Anyone else feel similar?

What's something never mentioned in the game, or just hinted at that you still believe is true? I've been playing a new character recently and realized some of my own:

• Lydia is Hrongar's daughter, and thus the Jarl's niece

• Nazeem is massively in debt. He just strikes me as the type to look flashy off of credit

• Skald the Elder is going senile, and the only reason he hasn't been dethroned is Ulfric's men keeping him in power

• Jarl Ravencrone is much older and more magically gifted than she lets on. She knows the citizens wouldn't understand if they heard the truth.

• Ghorbash the Iron Hand is gay. It's why his brother let him live at the stronghold with no protest. He knew Ghorbash

What's something you do that isn't essential to the story, but you always do in game regardless of play-style. Some examples:

• My first new save is always on the balcony at the Bannered Mare.

• I always keep the helmet and dagger you get from learning smithing

• I keep the same stuff in the same chests in Breezehome for every character

• I pick every blue flower I see, even when I have dozens

• Beggars (except Degaine) always get a coin

What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

A super-basic PC I thought up in response to the recent LTT holiday buyers guide. Now, this is in no way meant to be as good as theirs. But my idea was if you haven't had a gaming PC before, this could play the most popular games on Steam (http://store.steampowered.com/stats/) at 1080p with decent fps and with all that you need to start playing today. Plus with this, you get on the AM4 platform with OC potential so it has an upgrade path as well.

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