Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

We get 12 in the spring and 13 in the fall.

 

No idea. It's the stupid social media high pitch "oh no, oh no, oh no" thing.

 

Welcome to the night shift!

 

Yessir.

 

Sounds terrible.

 

Uh, no. I'd rather not be fired. Just regular yootoob.

 

It is not only terrible, but overused.

 

I was just busting your chops, I really love many genres of music. The older I get, I tend to revert back to my Boomer roots and the 70's and 80's for some reason. Tonight I've been blasting one of my favorite hometown bands, seen them many times and it brings back some good times and memories.

https://youtu.be/gvy2yqUHLLg

 

Fantastic song with bittersweet memories for me as well. Granted, I didn't hear it in the same decade as you, but I dig it.

 

We were in the Big Leagues Baby...

https://youtu.be/6p6RE6Igeek?si=m5lzG95vzq-tZf0C

 

5 of my late teen and early 20s heroes, but you knew that...
https://youtu.be/msAcTMKMSKA?si=JOGjE4hZ2Alxlf_V

Only 3 of them left..
https://youtu.be/1JnQfKIFERU?si=GReD-ZP56pOYcW68

 

I never liked the original, loved Johnny Cash's cover, and just found this one tonight. Nothing like the other two, but I love what she does with her voice.

https://youtu.be/PPSTB7d30p4

 

Wife and I went to lunch today and talked about the upcoming eclipse..
I don't get the big deal.
I'll be at work heading east out of town at 11 AM to Louisiana that day..

We are dead set in the middle of the path and our county is making plans for THOUSANDS of visitors to come see it.
I don't see that many people coming, but I could be wrong.
Wouldn't it be funny if it clouded up and rained all afternoon...

We are between Dallas and Terrell, just barely west of Terrell...

 

My first girlfriend was a Redhead, I know those crazy eyes from personal experience, stay far far away if you know what's good for you..

 

To give you an idea of the popularity of this kind of event, last one ran right through Wyoming in 2017. The influx of people was huge, and Wyoming is far from a destination location. Ranchers charged good money for parking spots in their fields and people shelled it out happily. Couple that with the professionals (astronomers, photographers, videographers, etc.) and I think you might want to call in sick the days before, during, and after.

 

It was fun while it lasted, at least the .

I've had a few redhead relationships, one lasting 3 years.
Took that long to figure that awesome crazy pu$$y just wasn't worth the rest of the drama...

 

State parks are taking reservations for spots.
People are Airbnbing their homes for this stuff.
I guess hotels are booking at capacity..

Yep, the wife says they will be coming in droves and she IS aways right...

 

First girl I fell for was a redhead. Still the one that got away all these years later.

As for Lolli, she's on another continent, so I don't think I'll be running into her any time soon. Though, I'd like to. Not for any simp/perv reasons, but she's played a huge roll in giving music back to me after I lost it for a long time. For being someone I'll never meet, she had a massive impact on my life. Crazy how small the internet makes the world.

 

So for the android users in here, what's the best way to build a music library? I don't have any apple products, and I don't want any. Amazon music sucks because it's a charge on top of prime. Is spotify the only answer? I kind of hate the streaming stuff because the actual artists don't benefit as much from it.

 

Seems to be. A lot of people pay for premium but even the free version is pretty good.

 

I'm just wondering if it's another Pandora type of thing. I don't want a radio service, but rather to build my own library of music that I can play on demand.

 

I think YouTube is also popular for music, but Spotify seems to be the big favorite.

 

I get that it's popular, but does it let you build a library or is it just a streaming radio service like pandora? I own a bunch of CDs, but the world is forcing everything digital, so I am hoping for something that is compatible with music I already own being ripped to a digital version and then being portable for use in the car, on walks, the gym, etc.

I don't know how spotify functions, and that is what I'm trying to get info on. Also, wanting to know if there are options that pay the artists more for purchasing their music.

 

Regarding the eclipse, totality is coming over NY, VT, NH and ME around 3:30p. It's actually going to be right over Mt. Washington, which would be an awesome viewing spot.

Anyways, I was going to take the kids up since we're only supposed to be at something like 94%.

Hotels are sold out and there are $150 tickets being sold for viewing parties. It's apparently a weekend long ordeal. Pretty nuts, but I think they are saying this is the last one until 2078 (or something like that), so last one for a lot of folks.

 

Your questions are interesting because I'm revisiting my current subscriptions and was thinking YouTube but now I'm not sure.

This is a reasonable article to get some of the basics down. Podcasts vs personal uploads seems to be the big differences. Which is more important to you?

https://www.androidauthority.com/spotify-vs-youtube-music-vs-apple-music-3232702/q

 

You can make lists in Spotify. So far the only one I've made is the default "liked songs" and I haven't checked what happens when you go back and try to listen to it.

 

Most important to me is the ability to rip what I have on CD and download/purchase new songs to be listened to with no need for internet, i.e. not streaming. I'd rather not have a monthly fee, but pay per song/album I download.

 

For the fruit lovers.

https://youtube.com/shorts/zTxnyu8zx4M?si=a2MzpbZ9YyiTYEcL