Human studies infiltrator #MMATwitter elder Time/space ambivalent
Keystone State 🇺🇸
Joined August 2026
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I know where I stand with you guys. We can talk society, music, MMA, whatever. When things got stupid a few years back I tried separate accounts and just got buried in political trash. Here's to the only people I wanna deal with.
Only in recent years did I really come to grasp that Chris Cornell was one of the greatest vocalists of all time.
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service dogs are gettin' outta hand. dont be in costco in the middle of the day if you need a german shepard for support
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You’ll Miss Me When I’m Dead.
new album, January 29, 2027.
first single “Cemetery Full” out FRIDAY.
Nearly 100% of the time when someone online presents a story as being biased against a niche group they happen to belong to, it's instantly disprovable. The fact that people still can't read these at surface level is depressing.
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Tik tok telling people what to think couldn’t possibly have any long term ramifications, right?
I was gonna take a Twitter break for school, but even now that I found a rhythm with that, Im starting to think there's nothing left here. Making an account just for my longest-running mutuals and still having essentially zero interaction is fast becoming a waste of time.
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33 years ago today, Wu-Tang released their debut LP, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), on Loud Records. one of the most significant recordings ever made.
Wu-Tang released “Protect Ya Neck” as a single through their own label, Wu-Tang Records, in December of 92, where it quickly started buzzing in underground. every record sold came with the RZA’s phone number, in case any bigger fish wanted a piece. eventually, he parlayed that hype into a group deal with Loud Records, which kicked off the creation of their debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).
recording at Firehouse Studios, a cheap spot in Brooklyn ill-equipped to handle one vocalist, let alone nine. 36 Chambers directly paved the way for harder-edged New York shit from Nas, Mobb Deep, and B.I.G,. and provided a hardcore hip-hop blueprint that’s been followed for three decades. one of the greatest debuts in hip-hop history, and one of the most important works of the 20th century.
