I get mine whole bean by the pound from my local independent coffee shop. They get the beans from a roaster in Washington, PA.
We have a bunch of local roasters, too, like Schuil Coffee Co.
But you should still put the Lys on your short list of "commercial" cans.
--Patrick
80's stuff is old enough now that it gets used in soundtracks, commercials, etc.
Knew all of them (but couldn't remember the name "Violent Femmes").
--Patrick
...Say WHAT?
Oh, I've heard of them, I just didn't have their name associated with that song.
--Patrick
When I'm a-walkin' I strut my stuff and I'm so strung out
I'm high as a kite an' I just might stop to check you out
Lemme go on like a blister in the sun
Let me go on Big hands I know you're the one
Body and feets I stain my sheets
I don't even know why
My girlfriend she's at the end
She is starting to cry
Lemme go on like a blister in the sun
Let me go on Big hands I know you're the one
I'm high as a kite an' I just might stop to check you out
Lemme go on like a blister in the sun
Let me go on Big hands I know you're the one
Body and feets I stain my sheets
I don't even know why
My girlfriend she's at the end
She is starting to cry
Lemme go on like a blister in the sun
Let me go on Big hands I know you're the one
Don't think you understand.
I wrote that without any assistance, straight from memory.
I have their debut eponymous LP on cassette.
I remember singing it at a cast wrap party as a senior in high school.
The trio was FROM WISCONSIN.
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GasBandit
Staff member
I don't understand why the Fine Bros. have the "Elders" play video games that involve mouse-based camera controls. It invariably always turns into "Elders React to 12 straight minutes of staring at floors, ceilings, and corners." It's nothing but frustration, both for them to play and for us to watch.
I remember all of this. Man, it's crazy to see people who have always known the internet react to a generation who was experiencing it for the first time. I wonder what would work as an analogy to what would work for my generation. Home video games maybe?
GasBandit
Staff member
The one I hear most often referenced is ATMs/Debit Cards. Before the early 90s, if you didn't make it to the bank before it closed on friday, you just didn't have any money that weekend.
That doesn't really work though. I had to go to the bank too for a lot of the 90's. I mean more something which has been there my whole life but my parents wouldn't have had until they had been at least high school age.
Granted, that isn't a big window. My mom was 17 when she had me.
GasBandit
Staff member
Well, lesse... I just always kinda took space shuttle launches for granted, but the first one launched in 1981.
Owning your own video camera, maybe?
Radar weather maps?
Digital watches?
Squirt guns that didn't suck ass?
I mean, yeah, digital watches definitely work. I think VCR's are probably the one that is most analogous though.
GasBandit
Staff member
Yeah, I think you are right about VCRs.
Color television
Vacuum Fluorescent displays
Direct-dial telephones (don't have to call the Operator first for long distance)
Touch-tone telephone dialing
Pocket calculators
Cassette tapes
LASERs
Non-dairy creamer
The 1/8in headphone jack (you know, the one Apple just removed from their phone?)
"Eradication" of polio
Birth control pills
Federal minimum wage
--Patrick
I had a B&W tv, but that was because I took it out of someone's garbage and kept it in my room. If I wanted to watch the color set in the living room, well, I had to get my mom's permission.
--Patrick
