1. That unit isn't going anywhere without unloading it first.
2. The design is an ingenious one that uses a building block principle to shore up all angles.
3. Any taller would need to be on pedestals rather than legs.
1. That unit isn't going anywhere without unloading it first.
2. The design is an ingenious one that uses a building block principle to shore up all angles.
3. Any taller would need to be on pedestals rather than legs.
That's better than they get from terrestrial radio.
I bet robot butlers will put all the Brit butlers out of business.
Buy a concierge instead of hiring one.
To add insult to injury, they'll give each model series an English butler name, like the The Hobbs or The Jeeves. The 5000 series is the top of the line for each model. If some fucker has his Winston 5000 get you a Stella Artois you know he's packing coin.
I use Amazon Music. It has better sound quality. But if I like an artist I buy their shit.
You should too.
That one's going on The Zone.
The bass player kicks ass but the songs are great too. I always liked them.
They do a pretty cool cover of War Pigs too.
Yeah, I stole the design, so what? This is a modular system that can go as wide and tall as you need. It's pretty ingenious the way it all locks together...
Joe's just trying to protect his family from the unjust lawfare that's being unleashed upon them for no reason.
Jack's is a common cautionary tale. The giant was just doing what giants do and wanted to be left alone.
Yeah sure... What if Jack had just done what his mother told him to do?
Who's the baddie in Jack and the Beanstalk?
Nice!
Jeej gets it.
Now tilt at that strawman windmill.
He's allowed to like it, just as you are. However, using his testimonial as a reason to like it is lame AF.
Also... Aside from the singles that were pulled off it, Pet Sounds was mostly forgotten until in a 1982 documentary, The Compleat Beatles, George Martin briefly sung its praises. Suddenly, people began relistening and re-evaluating it.
You're all a bunch of followers.
Which is another reason that folks feel "there's no good music anymore". There's no longer an industry/mechanism in place to tell them what good is.
And it's a cover.