highly amusing Euro trash music from 2006:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTvTLvkiAbI
Gunther - Ding Dong Song
the kind of trash we listened to in the 90s as teenagers in Europe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW0VovnyjPY
Dr. Alban - It's My Life
this guy produced both Madonna's most famous songs, made David Bowie famous, and was a major part of why Daft Punk's RAM album was a hit.
and before that, he made both Sister Sledge and Chique famous.
Nile Rodgers, ladies and gentlemen

jazzfunk be like
take all the cool pop solos you've ever heard and make a song out of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ISLeHByD-I
Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces
KC and The Sunshine Band - That's The Way I Like it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0_H3F84Yjk
these people weren't concerned about race or gender. it's a pretty even mix. they just wanted to make a good song.
this is from 1975 and was made before i was even born. but i think it's really good music.
it's pretty stupid to be a racist when some of the best music ever made was composed by black blues and jazz musicians
the song in question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSwg59g84Rw
it's a negotiation between two adults having love problems.

listening to this edition to the song
the Simply Red version is better known but this older version has better vocal harmonisations
gives me more chills
the song in question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSwg59g84Rw
it's a negotiation between two adults having love problems.

i think the song If You Don't Know Me By Now kind of nails how you have to treat relationships
we routinely fuck up. and no relationship is friction free.

"i can fix her."
shut up, brain.
trash panda

it's probably a good idea to tell people "brb" if you disappear in the middle of a chat conversation.
when life hits a bit too hard
when life hits a bit too hard

nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e translation
minority charge bearer diffusion coefficient measurement apparatus
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e i realise we are having an ordspillforlengningskonkurranseproblem here but with some problemløsningsorenteringstankegang, we can solve it
(word-play-lengthening-competition-problem)
(problem-solution-orientation-mindset)
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e listed as the longest Norwegian word in the Guinness Book of Records
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e translation
minority charge bearer diffusion coefficient measurement apparatus
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e pffff
minoritetsladningsbærerdiffusjonskoeffisientmålingsapparatur
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e listed as the longest Norwegian word in the Guinness Book of Records
nostr:npub134tljr034epsszyzqth4s8zq4xh5jgvcrxvkhzm38rqna9f00sgqjpkw4e pffff
minoritetsladningsbærerdiffusjonskoeffisientmålingsapparatur
nostr:npub1qfkcklnmes45z75y7y8dkud5yll8vp5eq5ysk9rmgqdxeasv8unsrfj6kq common linguistic heritage
Germanic language family
but technically speaking, English is also Germanic, but it doesn't do this
German and the Scandinavian languages have a habit in common
we make up words
krisemaksimeringstendenser
crisis maximisation tendencies
for example
my nerves were on the outside of my body today, so it was a little rough to move out among people
nostr:npub1d8yfw8f2mrps5u4lcuv6n9qnsvs9ulstyapktkkfp0wveheqa4wsrvg8p7 nostr:npub1whnum8nhxdrrny6jnc3etx7n46m6wnt77ee7h2has2zsfjyyqdhshctwsa some autistic people aren't too good at reading faces
finished lunch with friend and i am very overstimulated now
who's a good girl?

you don't know anything about how well your country functions unless you've made friends with a few people who don't fit into the system
why is it always that when you get attention you get addicted to it
one more time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGBhQbmPwH8
something for both the music lovers and the anime lovers this time
as a person with executive function issues (#ADHD) i see the value of having that more than others, i think.
it gives some insight.
all people vary in how much they have of that trait. some people are almost machine-like in their ability to coherently execute a plan. others are less so.
this ability to persistently organise and execute is how people make more money, gain more power, have more sex.
it's not entirely up to you. circumstances and genes play a significant role. significant enough that i can't really be a right winger. it's just too obvious that the playing field isn't even.
a friend of mine has all these airline miles he doesn't know what to do with, and also, free cruises to Denmark.
they're usually off-season cruises on inconvenient days, but seeing as i'm not employed, that's not really a problem for me.
nostr:npub17dltk44gs52vp3yqt2sexqp8ftzxful0pk5tluz0kgtcs2xsjdtq5cdj38 feeling a little attacked here 😅
new PFP

nostr:npub179le7mlcuwj7l9dm6gy4seutqgvd7fwj2w35shm4dkr4te3q36ksd3lf56 when people link me Wikipedia articles, 9 times out of 10, i've already read it, plus the ones in the related section
nostr:npub179le7mlcuwj7l9dm6gy4seutqgvd7fwj2w35shm4dkr4te3q36ksd3lf56 i'm talking about the slight annoyance you feel when people try to lecture you on things you know a lot about already
nostr:npub179le7mlcuwj7l9dm6gy4seutqgvd7fwj2w35shm4dkr4te3q36ksd3lf56 when people link me Wikipedia articles, 9 times out of 10, i've already read it, plus the ones in the related section
whether you're male or female and whether you're friends with a male or a female, one of the least interesting things you can talk about with your friends is your love interests and partners, unless they're mutual friends. more broadly speaking, listening to people talk about people you've never met is pretty uninteresting.
this is what sucks about being friends with people who are in relationships, car stuff or not

you read it on Wikipedia once? i read Wikipedia too. shocking, isn't it...
nostr:npub1cuscsrz6efq99ptktk26x58v4yqy9y46ytp8xw4rjjwq0wlt6znst66789 More like the Peter principle.
nostr:npub1fpefhusp7pcjpavwptw0vxswhaww6dyue9dpdxn5qvskt3cp2j9q4nth5v i know, i know
but i think this is closer to the Dilbert principle, which is subtly different
how to be beautiful
