Well, we were living in the land of tornado sirens. Which, got tested once per week during the season. Every week once a week in the afternoon repurposed air raid sirens go off all over town. It was the end of the world to 3 year old me every time it happened. That air raid siren at the end of Welcome to The Machine put that same fear in me. Damn good speakers.
God damn that takes me back. My parents had a stack like that in the 90s. Bottom portion was all CDs and the top was a 5 CD changer, tape player/ recorder, radio unit, an amplifier, and these really dope floor speakers that to this day are hooked up to a record player at my uncles house. I remember walking into the living room as Welcome to the Machine was playing. I didn’t know the song, of course because I would have been < 5, but I remember being amazed at all the different sounds going on. And then immediately screaming when the air raid siren goes off at the end.
Hubert Janus. My friends call me Hugh.
No it’s pronounced data
Yea, dropping bombs on mosques, schools, and hospitals is pretty ambiguous
8 year olds, dude
He has all the cards but everyone is playing chess
It’s an AK, it works better when you treat it like shit
TV remote, and it doesn’t wrap around to the other side of the letter box.
Yes, London Underground overheating is a serious issue. The sweat gutters help, but it’s just a temporary solution.
Let’s go the Futurama route and drop ICE in the ocean
Toby’s from HR, which means he’s not a part of our family. Also he’s divorced so he’s not really a part of his family either.
Israel spends a lot of money on US elections
I used to feel bad for Toby that Michael was constantly shitting on him. That is, until I encountered corporate HR. And now I too hate so much about the things that Toby chooses to be.
So he really has no idea how tariffs work
Israel has been trying to get Sinwar for years, I think he did a pretty solid job hiding all things considered
Sinwar has been hiding in the tunnels for years. He doesn’t use a phone and very rarely goes above ground, making him very hard to track.
I count at least 4 in the picture