I just nuked my account and fecked off to Lemmy after the API kill.

Go to the Winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for all of this to blow over.

Needless to say I’m not too fond of my family…

I just started watching Dexter again. Hmmm…

Don’t worry,I learnt from my past mistakes. I’ve got solid ear protection now and also wear earplugs for all concerts I’m attending.

I used to program electronic music and play live keyboard until I wrecked my hearing on stage.

I picked up playing drums 1.5 years ago and love it. I’ve been teaching drums for almost 2 months now at a music school.

Drumming relaxes me a lot, it’s a good workout and even with my impaired hearing I can still play them.

Bingo, that’s the one. I was lucky enough to see the band live twice in their home town Paris. Each time I left the venue speechless. :)

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This meme is solid gold. Thank you. :D

Ah, fair, my bad - did not read that bit properly. I need more coffee this morning.

As far as I know, Eoin Colfer was always very fond of the work of Douglas Adams. Jane Belson, the widow of Adams, supported the last novel being written by Colfer. The book does not have the same drive at all times, but it is a fairly alright last chapter to an epic and bonkers saga. Colfer had some very big shoes to fill here and I think he did a solid job.

Personally, I liked the first 4 books best. Starship Titanic is quite funny, too. My all time favourite book of Douglas Adams is Last chance to see, though. :)

My favourite co-op games are:

• A way out
• It takes two
• Slit fiction
• Unravel 2
• Untitled goose game
• Operation tango
• Deep rock galactic

So far I can’t complain. :)

I am reading the 6th Hitchhiker’s book (sadly by a different author than Douglas Adams).

Justice, no contest. Watch the full ‘Iris - A space opera’ live concert on YouTube and you’ll understand why.

He went out with a bang.

Thank you so much. I highly appreciate it. :)

That’s very kind of you. Steve Rogers, please. :)

Oh, no worries at all. I read some which were digitalised, probably from the 50s and early 60s (that’s a big guess from my side judging from the drawing style). Those put me off regarding the character as a whole until the first MCU movie was released. Once I subscribe to the Marvel online reader again, I’d like to read some more older ones in case you’ve got some recommendations for me. :)

MCU’s Captain America. I remembered some old comic books with him and always disliked his blind and unreasonable patriotism. The MCU version was a refreshing take on the character.

P.T. Adamczyk - Never Looking Back | Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9dNpk9G5h0