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Niall Kielt said:
But I got my Top 5 songs. 3 from Senjustu. Definitely not representative of my year.
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Same here, top 2 were the 2 singles, i.e. before the physical copy was out. Spotify for me is almost exclusively for listening to band I'm discovering or albums I don't have, or else letting it play songs as I can't be arsed picking an album, so Maiden appearing shouldn't be guaranteed but it's a new album year. All 5 were Maiden and Maiden top band.

Other bands were Skyclad, Sabbat, Lykantropi and Rush
 
Here's a very weird train of thought - banks et. al should drop their anti-theft features from ATMs. Because right now, the most logical and bulletproof way to rob an ATM is to blow it to pieces, which disables its internal sensors and chemical destruction of bills, which would be triggered if one would try to intrude its chassis in a non destructive way.

From security standpoint any kind of infrastructure where simplest attack vector involves explosives is a high risk one and it should not just be standing around.

It's like putting a sign on a corner store - "the shop cashier is armed at all times". You may get around 9 out of 10 possible robbery attempts but that one is going to happen and it'll be a guy coming in with a rifle.

Also, the chemical destruction of bills is in my view against the law.

Technically, any bill that's at least 50% complete and has a visible serial can be replaced in some state institution. However, defacing or damaging a bill is against the law. If you wash your pants before checking the pockets and you destroy a bill you patch it up with tape and you can try to replace it because it was an accident. Actual non-accidents have been processed by police - believe it or not - when someone would write something in ink on bills. It's considered intentional defacing. So why can banks insurances and others do it but I can't.

What's your latest entry in the category of shit bowl thoughts?
 
Forostar said:
This feels like slaughtering (or skinning) someone alive.
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I'm not sure what's going on, but I'd say they're doing a good thing.
Have a look at this


Tree was probably partially hollowed via some natural way and accumulated a lot of rainfall.
Visually, the egress seems like mostly water.
 
I'm staying in today, so I don't have to put on a mask at any point. I don't even remember the last time I had a full day without wearing one.
 
“For the First Time, No New Rock or Metal Albums Made Billboard’s Year-End 200 Chart“.

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For the First Time, No New Rock or Metal Albums Made Billboard's Year-End 200 Chart

This has never happened in the history of the Year-End Billboard 200.
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The rock albums that did make it are:
23. Queen - Greatest Hits
34. Fleetwood Mac - Rumors
66. Journey - Greatest Hits
68. AC/DC - Back in Black
97. Nirvana - Nevermind
99. Metallica - Black Album
 
jazz from hell said:
“For the First Time, No New Rock or Metal Albums Made Billboard’s Year-End 200 Chart“.

loudwire.com

For the First Time, No New Rock or Metal Albums Made Billboard's Year-End 200 Chart

This has never happened in the history of the Year-End Billboard 200.
loudwire.com loudwire.com

The rock albums that did make it are:
23. Queen - Greatest Hits
34. Fleetwood Mac - Rumors
66. Journey - Greatest Hits
68. AC/DC - Back in Black
97. Nirvana - Nevermind
99. Metallica - Black Album
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How are any of those albums in a chart for this year?

I think the problem is in how they compile the charts.
 
Hey, nothing wrong with The Offspring :lol: I can't judge the Battery-drinking, as I don't know what it is.

srfc said:
How are any of those albums in a chart for this year?
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Nevermind and The Black Album both turned 30 this year, and Queen seem to have had a bit of a revival since Bohemian Rhapsody came out. Genuinely clueless as to how Journey made it in there though.
 
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