fueledbymike

how about some of montreal? peep that weird orb on the seafoam pressing of paralytic stalks.

Legend has it that there's probably already 20+ "white whale" threads. 

So I have a friend named Nick Morrow. He is a rad dude.
 
His son is 3 years old. His name is Lincoln. He wants to buy a kid in Africa a bed. You can read the details about it here:
 
http://nickmorrowmusic.com/lincolns-buy-tangawizi-a-bed-fund/
 
Any little bit counts. If even 20 of you guys just donated $5, this kid would probably have a bed.
 
I tell you what: If you donate $35+ I'll send you the latest Vault package from Third Man Records. Unopened. 
 
If you donate $5, send me a PM and I'll send you a Thunderbeard Beer Koozie when they come in.
 
I think that a 3 year old with a heart this good should reach his goal.
 
PM me to tell me if you want a reward for donating. Also, send this link to your parent's email. Parents are softies for this kind of stuff. 
 
It's a good family and a good cause. Let's rock this 3-year old's world.

I don't think Reckless in Chicago is taking advantage, they've been in the business long enough to know that's how you lose customers. 

Well, Charles Bukowsk, I'll leave you with the years of wisdom young adult fiction has given me:
   We spend our whole lives rewriting, the first poem we ever loved. Though no other poem will ever compare because the feelings it made you feel were special and like no poem before or after. That's the thing though, no two poems are alike on paper they're similar in stanza and context but different, in rhyme scheme and execution. Do not be upset that it's over, be glad that it happened, be glad that she made you feel amazing for years. Love is like nothing else on this earth as it takes time to brake down an fade and it never does 100% it has tainted us with nostalgic memories. Over time the bitterness will fade and hopefully you will become friends again or maybe not, but that's the thing about life and love, it's unpredictable and only time will tell.
I hope this helped as much as it thought I did, I'm sorry if it didn't, but good night I hope all goes well.

texas

this is usually what i do to make myself okay with paying too much for a record

This is my life motto.
 
I do not at all believe in karma or anything spiritual, but I believe in the future.  I played sports all my life, went to school (obviously), and got help from a lot of people who had a huge impact on my life.  I had a family friend help me out a ton with college and gift me a semester abroad.  With all that, I've become a teacher, I coach all year round in 3 sports, and I talk to young people to help them through anything they need.  I hope to inspire them, even if it's just one person, to create something great, to become better, to learn something new, or just to pay it forward themselves.
 
Just think if more people took on a life mission like this...