(265/365) A song you like that starts with the letter H.

(263/365) A song that reminds you of the color yellow. Too obvious?

(262/365) A song you like that starts with the letter E.

(261/365) A song that reminds you of a grandparent. The only grandparent I have any musical association with would be my maternal grandfather, who loved swing music. This song came out when he was already married and expecting my mom.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

(260/365) A song with a title that you think would make for a good movie title. Well, definitely not a PC title. But still, it would be an interesting movie.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

(259/365) A song you would use in a soundtrack to go with a murder.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

Going to continue with the 365 day song challenge that I scrapped back in 2016. Prepare for some YouTube links. I don’t think I’m going to finish today, but I will try to make a dent.

stimmyabby:

whatbigotspost:

whatbigotspost:

whatbigotspost:

Y’all. This tax bill is so bad from so many angles, it’s actually fucking horrifying.

It will make the rich richer.

It favors big business w/ corp tax cuts, but that won’t lead to more employment as Republicans claim.

It discourages homeownership for the middle class which is another tactic to ensure the rich (landlords) keep getting richer.

It makes student loan debt more difficult.

It could make graduate studies only accessible to already very wealthy students.

It repeals state/local tax deductions and effectively penalizes people who live in states where there are higher taxes (and therefore states that tend to have more social safety nets and progressive voters.)

It’s predicted it will have a chilling effect on nonprofits and charity (which will mean a reduction in services that low income folks routinely depend on.)

It is a giant threat to the health of middle/low income people.

It will increase political corruption and the likelihood of election buying. A provision to repeal the long standing Johnson Amendment could “… dramatically increase untraceable political spending and lead to the creation of ‘sham churches’ to take advantage of the new avenue for political spending, which — unlike donations to candidates, ‘super PACs’ and party committees — would allow donors to deduct contributions.”

And this is JUST the stuff I’m aware of from listening to TONS of NPR coverage this month, which I then googled to find sources.

Jesus. This is bad.

Ya know…I feel like we have a responsibility to tell people this stuff ^^^

How many people will just hear a sound bite from Trump saying “the average American will get a $1200 tax break” or some other lie and be like “sounds good” and NEVER ACTUALLY PAY ATTENTION until it’s passed and we all end up even poorer than we are now.

scripts here! please please call!

spyroflame0487:

If you see this image while scrolling it means you have seen the Joe Biden of enjoying ice cream and money.

Reblog for money, happiness, and ice cream.

I read somewhere that endless nameless was basically kurt getting angry and tired while trying to record nevermind and that its basically him trashing his guitar around and saying things that don’t make sense. is that true and how do we know that? (sorry for my english i hope im making sense)

awesomephineas:

that was it. they had a terrible time with “Lithium”. they kept speeding up as they did the song.

butch vig has stated “ it was a long day, and Kurt became very frustrated. after we finally got a take, they launched into “endless, nameless” and Kurt fucking went ballistic. He was screaming so hard, I swore to God he’d blown his vocal cords out, and in the middle of it , he smashed his guitar up. then screamed some more…..and walked out.”

Vig supposedly asked Krist and dave, as they were packing up, “is Kurt ok?”

their reply? “oh yeah man. he’s fine. that’s just Kurt .” Vig has said “he was actually frightened during the whole thing” and glad he hit “record”.

Kurt was back the next day, all smiles and ready to play.