Zopiclone bandit
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I went to parties from 91 onwards, mainly illegal and mostly my local sound which will remain namless but they were sizable dances. Whilst that early jungle DnB did bring some darkness to the sound I never really felt uncoformtable at warehouse parties. That dark sound came along with MDA (snowballs) and it certainly got quite fucked up. I saw guns and knives pulled on occation but I never felt the overall vibe was moody. That said I've always danced like I'm hvaing a seizure, its all or nothing and even now that early dark DnB in a dirty warehouse off your face on MDA and speed at 4am holds very fond memories. The main crowd at those events was just deeply into it and trouble was dealt with collectively for the most part, I knew some bad Mofos that just wanted a night off.Yeah, I'm not advocating for any behavioural modifications, just noting what it was like in the uk scene 20-30 years ago with regard to that particular music.
Those early jungle crews/events in uk were often quite dark in many ways, very 'urban cool' and sometimes too cool for school tbh. Tread on someone's toe and you could easily be in trouble. Jungle was spawned in the uk inner cities and was extremely niche, until it wasn't. Spatial awareness was definitely helpful
I find the behavioural expectations in different musical cultures quite interesting. Being quite eclectic in taste I've experienced lots of them and while I always try to remain authentically myself, you've also gotta be aware of where you are and what time it is
31*C right now in The West Mids, I just looked & it's not going below 25*C for the next week & it's going to be at the least 15*C at night all the way through.
I am meant to have a few Manual Labour jobs in a few gardens at the end of this week going over the wk/end into next week, I am going to sweat like a Jew at Easter.
Dates as in Plural (More than one)?I have dates this weekend.
My teacher tells me I am exceptionally talented in welding
It seems like case of love.
well, one date does not carry far...wait, did you think I am referring to humans? Mate, that is disgusting. Humans are jiggling, slimy meat bags and you always need to make compromises when co-operating with one. And they have these revolting "emotions" which makes them talk in overly affectionate manner "your eyes are so beautiful" and other cliches.Dates as in Plural (More than one)?
Aren't haiku's supposed to go 5-7-5?Rolled up smoke drugs
Smoke and get haiku
Run out buy more smokey drugs time
That's dope well done. Maybe you'll like this teacher more.My teacher tells me I am exceptionally talented in welding, but I just need to keep on coming to school regularly. I had serious crash of drive last spring but I have been lately getting my shit together again after summer vacation. But it makes me feel good to be told by professional I am FUCKING ACE! This is also new teacher, my previous teacher quit for reasons I was not told, but I am only glad because they were utterly incapable of carrying out their task and all other students agree with me
Makes all the difference when they treat you as an individual rather than one of a herd. Glad to hear it mate.yeah they are god damn awesome teacher, connected to reality, easy to co-operate with and super chill and they take studying, and also teaching, seriously. 0 % bullshit.
AGAIN!YEAH, this teacher has even openly expressed their willingness to learn from us students about practices in school!Makes all the difference when they treat you as an individual rather than one of a herd. Glad to hear it mate.
Just to confuse matters even further, "they/them" is now provided as an option for how people wish to be referred to along with "he/she" etc. (To accommodate trans people.) Especially when accessing anything to do mental health or medical conditions.god damn I used plural "are" in conjunction with singular "they"AGAIN!
Not sure anyone uses 'he/she' pronouns as that would be truly bizarreJust to confuse matters even further, "they/them" is now provided as an option for how people wish to be referred to along with "he/she" etc. (To accommodate trans people.) Especially when accessing anything to do mental health or medical conditions.
I really don't get it though. I mean I get the he/she, but do the "they/them" people consider themselves to be multiple people, or have multiple identities?
I've never heard much about this condition, and I follow things in this mental health medical conditions niche.
Apart from that weird but interesting film that the excellent James McAvoy did about the multiple split personalitied psycho.