Queen of The Damned’ soundtrack is the GOAT. That cd was far better than the movie.

Forsaken Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records

Redeemer Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis and Marilyn Manson Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records System Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Chester Bennington Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records

Slept So Long Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records

Not Meant for Me Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Jonathan Davis Double Violin and Vocal Improvisation by Shenkar Jonathan Davis appears courtesy of Epic Records Shankar appears courtesy of 15 Records

Body Crumbles Written by Jeff Gutt, Judd Gruenbaum, Brandon Brown, Dan Hartwell and Jeff Blue Performed by Dry Cell Courtesy of Hollywood Riviera/Warner Bros. Records By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

Cold Written by Wayne Static (as Wayne Wells), Tony Campos (as Antonio Campos) and Ken Jay (as Kenneth Lacey) Performed by Static-X Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

Dead Cell Written and Performed by Papa Roach Courtesy of DreamWorks Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

Stay Down Written by Sunny Phillips and Christian Performed by Candyhateful Courtesy of Church City Nine Records

Excess Written by Tricky (as Adrian Thaws) and Alanis Morissette (uncredited) Performed by Tricky Courtesy of Hollywood Records/Anti Inc., a division of Epitaph Europe B.V.

Invitation Written and Performed by Robin Casinader After Written by Tristah Hervo and Silvere Marcel Performed by Wide Open Cage Courtesy of Sita Records

Temptation Written by Frank Fitzpatrick, Diana Williamson and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Performed by Sasha Lazard featuring E-Day Courtesy of OmTown Music, a division of Higher Octave Music, Inc.

Headstrong Written by Wil Martin (as William Martin), Scott Kohler, Guy Couturier and Todd Wyatt Performed by Earshot Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

Penetrate Written by Jason Charles Miller and Ullrich Hepperlin Performed by Godhead Courtesy of Priority Records Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets

Down with the Sickness Written by Mike Wengren, Dan Donegan, David Draiman (as Dave Draiman) and Steve Kmak Performed by Disturbed Courtesy of Giant Records By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

Change (In the House of Flies) Written by Chino Moreno (as Camillo Moreno), Chi Cheng (as Chi Cheng), Abe Cunningham and Stephan Carpenter Performed by Deftones Courtesy of Maverick Recording Company By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

Before I’m Dead Written by Free Dominguez and Bruce Somers (as Bruce M. Somers) Performed by Kidney Thieves (as kidneythieves) Courtesy of Extasy Records International

Forsaken Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by David Draiman David Draiman appears courtesy of Giant Records

Not Meant for Me Written and Produced by Jonathan Davis and Richard Gibbs Performed by Wayne Static Wayne Static appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.

Gods no. Why bounce between corpo sellouts?

Except cds had better audio quality, you could shuffle or skip, they didn’t where out or get “eaten” by the player, there was no rewinding or having to flip the tapes over, you could install cd changers in your car so you wouldnt have to swap discs around, and there was still no preventing you from recording a cd onto a cassette if you wanted. My old boombox could bootleg that shit easy as could be.

No one in or out of the industry wanted to keep cassettes. By comparison, they were trash.

It was out of 4 dealerships. It’s impossible to sale that many cars in three days from 4 dealerships, no matter how many people want to buy them. Plus no way was Canadian demand that high over a $5k rebate.

Yall got reading issues. It says one of the dealerships sold 1200 in a single day.

If you need a cert to keep your current position and it wasn’t required when you started, that’s one thing.

If you need a cert to promote and climb within the company that’s totally different. That’s education and qualifications that you need if you choose to climb the ladder and make more. There isn’t really any reason the company should have to pay you for this time for you to study and obtain those certifications. If you decide you want more money, then you will decide to study outside of work. If you wanted a position that required a bachelor’s degree at your company, would you expect the company to pay for your degree and pay for your time at college?

I never had much trouble with it. No harder than a slingshot.

Bows are not “incredibly hard to use”. There’s a reason 8 year old cub scouts get to shoot them and manage to hit a target. Weaker draw bows, obviously.

However, for an adult man a 40 pound draw on a compound bow is pretty easy. That’s also the bottom end of draw strength for hunting. In fact, most teens could pull it back. Typical is about a 60 pound draw.

Now aiming takes a bit of practice with a bow or a gun or a rifle. Also, if you’re using a compound bow or a traditional bow.

All of them are not too difficult to learn, but accuracy wise you can learn to be accurate with guns and rifles faster than with bows. Bullets have a much flatter trajectory than slower moving arrows, so if you aim at something you think is 30 yards away, but it’s really just ten yards further out with a bow, you’ll miss. A bullet has almost no change in trajectory over such a small change of distance. Rifles also seem more intuitive to aim.

It turns out in 1961 the American heart Association took bribery money from procter and gamble, who owned and sold “healthier Crisco” cooking oils that weren’t high in saturated fat, like beef and other cooking oils were.

The AHA then claimed and pushed that saturated fats caused heart disease.

Problem is, something like 88% of every study done in the past 60 years has found little to no link between heart disease and saturated fats.

So beef, according to most studies, isn’t bad for you. The AHA was just crooked and on the take, being paid off to sell Crisco.

Now it is calorie dense and people tend to eat too much of it, but that seems to be a lot of things. Don’t eat too much or you get fat. But apparently, you don’t have to worry about saturated fats being bad for you.

Those jobs pay in reflection of college and it’s debts. Time and costs in exchange for six figure salaries.

Fuck y’all. I chose to not go to college and went with a lower paying career field as a trade off for lower earning potential. Using the tax dollars I’ve paid over the years to help eliminate the negative trade off everyone else chose to take on when they went to college is crap.

Probably a lot more to do with people being pissed about reddit going public and selling their data to ai companies for profits.