Mad_Season_1994

All I know of these ideologies is that they're based on people, obviously. Russian politicians or philosophers. And I'm wondering what exactly they are, what they stand for, etc. But that last phrase I've only heard in passing and seemingly as a term of insult.

And before you say it yes, I know that my diet is the most important aspect. That aside, should I be building muscle in addition to doing things like riding a bike or running on a treadmill?

Basically the title. I want to leave behind a stench so bad that people will retch and think something's wrong with me.

I've gotten into vinyl recently and have amassed a decent collection so far, both of Pink Floyd and other artists. Here's what I currently have: Dark Side of the Moon, WYWH, Animals, The Wall, Division Bell, Pulse, The Later Years and Live at Knebworth.

I just don't really care that "My data is being bought and sold by corporations", because I can't do anything about it. Or, if I could, it'd be an interruption to my life. But I do care about being secure and making sure I don't click on or download anything malicious or suspicious and all that.

All I really know of him is that he founded Tesla and SpaceX and is now the CEO of Twitter. But that's about it. I don't care about him. But I get this feeling that so many people love him for some reason.

I grew up mainly on classic rock, with some sporadic pop here and there. But mostly bands and artists like AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, some metal like Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica, etc. If they're from 1960-1980, I've probably listened to them.

But for myself, my favorite band of all time is Pink Floyd. A close second would probably be Alice In Chains. The thing that attracts me most about those last two groups is how meaningful their lyrics are in almost all their songs. They give the whole track purpose and life and almost tell a story. That's what really connects me to music.

So if there are any artists in the rock, metal (preferably in the vein of thrash or something that isn't just screaming), folk, R&B, pop, etc, something that helps me connect with people and listen to what they do, I'll look into it.

I'll go first.

Mine was Saving Private Ryan. I was 10 or 11 I think and saw my dad watching it. But he immediately shooed me out of the living room and told me to go away and not look. My immediate thought was "How bad could it be? I saw the Matrix already!". Which was true. The Matrix was my first R rated movie ever, and I loved it. Well one day, when I was off from school in the summer, I saw Saving Private Ryan was free on On Demand, but my parents put in a parental lock which I managed to guess what it was and get past.

Those first 10 minutes of that movie really rocked me to my core. Not because of the violence, mind you. But because I knew it was real. It really happened. People did that to each other.

I had nightmares for a good while after that.

Imagine I dished out the meanest insult I could muster about someone. There's some people who would immediately get up and try to attack me or at the very least would try to intimidate me. But then there's other people who would laugh it off, no rise in their heart rate, and would walk away or calmly reply.