Close your eyes and think about the caboose

It can be hard to describe, thus my interest in what causes it. For myself I’ve somewhat narrowed it down to generally somber and emotionally-charged moments.

The vocal/scream breakdown in the middle, though I think it’s important how the whole song sets the stage for it:

Deftones - Knife Party

The whole thing, but especially the higher notes sung:

Low - Laser Beam

The guitar lead starting at 1:15 & 2:05 and how it synergizes with the bass line, especially on the third and fourth measure of its melody:

Explosions in the Sky - Greet Death

It can happen in songs with different moods though it’s more rare, and I kind of think those moments still share some qualities in common with the examples above.

Joyce Manor - Christmas Card

I want to know about music that gives you the chills, and why you think it has that effect on you.

Be the space witch you wish to see in the world

Around $200 CAD on groceries, and maybe $50 CAD on takeout (the local pizza place has a combo that feeds me for about 3 days). No more than $300.

Bees! / MORE BEES!

Anyway, I just discovered that English has the same word for the crabs that walk on the ground and the ones that swim around. Those taste completely differently.

Please describe the difference

Well that’s weird. Everyone around me says I’m the best ever. The poll must be lying.

It’s never too late for more recommendations. Haste looks really good. It’s on my wishlist!

It’s all fun and games until you brake and the whole thing slides down and covers the front windshield and you can’t see anything. Source: I was lazy about this once, but never again.

Building a PC isn’t that difficult, but it costs a lot right now. Maybe just wait for the Steam Machine to be released and consider that.

Ketchup

So close!! That is a shape 💕

Makes me think about that person that kept popping up posting about their obsession (fetish?) with disembowelment disguised as questions and shower thoughts. Welcome to Lemmy, btw!

Getting lost. I like exploring until I’m done exploring, and then I have a low tolerance for wandering aimlessly. I don’t need an indicator and a map to tell me where to go, but I appreciate a sign post or NPC to nudge me in the right direction if I need it. Sometimes level/world design does not help in areas that look samey, so landmarks or some sort of unique feature are appreciated.

Once every 1 or 2 weeks. I like to have some stock in case of bad snow storms, or if I just don’t feel like going.

Nothing goes to waste. That’s what the freezer is for, and then it goes into soup eventually. Meal planning also helps. I have a dry erase board on the fridge so I can plan ahead and have a “menu” of what’s prepared.