Pebbles and Marbles like words from a friend

Welp here it goes: About 10:30 Thursday night my 3 friends arrived to my work from Buffalo. 2 of them I had known since about the age of 11 or 12. They were first cousins and we had met at camp ground that our family's had permanent RV's at. They were from a small town 1/

I mean…. #R6 #R6siege

Wait. Is that Loomer’s Fugly ass behind home plate?

If you're Irish and you support ICE your ancestors would fucking spit on you, by the way.

@WUTangKids are we sure he lied? I'm convinced he was talking to the 45th President.

Trump lied….shocking nbcnews.com/politics/donal…

I share this every year with my DM friends... never gets old.

@dmbondemand I ultimately chose the latter, because I felt that in order to be better to my fellow humans, I had to first see if I could stand up on my own. I love the latin idea, I'm not that creative

@dmbondemand Very Strong lyric, and as you stated a person can pass right by it unnoticed. I love the recognition of the fact we depend on each other. I wrestled with that same lyric when deciding between that or " I will go in this way, and find my own way out" 1/2

My favorite lyric from DMB lives inside the song #41. It passes by so quickly that you could hear the song a thousand times and never really notice it. Just a brief line, almost like it slips through the cracks of the music. But for me it carries a kind of gravity that stops everything. It has meant so much to me over the years that I’m almost certain it will become my next tattoo, written in Latin. What strikes me about it is how it quietly answers one of the oldest questions I’ve wrestled with. The biblical question: am I my brother’s keeper? He sets it up with a simple line: “What sort of man goes by?” And then the answer comes just as simply / humbly: “I will bring water.” That’s it. No speech. No philosophy. No reasoning. No justification. No hesitation. Just a decision. Yes. We are responsible for one another. Not in some heavy, moralistic way, but in a small, human way. The quiet responsibility of noticing “thirst” and choosing to carry the “water.” I hope, in my own imperfect way, that I’ve brought “water” when it was needed. And I hope that you bring “water” too, in whatever form it takes in whatever moment you find yourself in. Because sometimes that simple act is the sum of what kind of people we are. youtu.be/WReZ6sC8JBw?si…

let me get this straight a team will not be playing in the FIFA World Cup because they are currently being bombed by the FIFA Peace Prize winner

the In Memory of Elizabeth Reed on this album is one of my staples, one of the greatest performances of all time IMHO....

Damn… R.I.P. Lord Sear…. #Drunkmix

Crazy

When will the G2 Shaiiko announcement happen?

shout-out to Tela, Reba, Esther, The Landlady, Liz, Luce & Lil, Milly Grace, Olivia, Black Eyed Katy, Wendy, Vanessa, Jennifer, Kitty, Corinne, Nellie, Adeline, Corinna, Donna Lee, Izabella, and all the women. #InternationalWomensDay

Holy shit Ferrari!!!!

We Back Baby…. #F1

Here’s your reminder to listen to the Allman Brothers.

@Dreamleslife I'm glad I got to witness this today, Pure Cinema....

Ranked 2.0 Conversations (The Cube Rule)

@mikerainey82 When the Doc came out, I wrote a 20 or so Tweet Thread about my experience. This video does not do this performance justice. It comes close, but it was even more insane in person.

If you were at Woodstock 99 or watching on PPV what were your memories of it?

Allow this Korn at Woodstock 99 vibe cleanse to wash over you.

“They got money for wars, but can’t feed the poor”—Tupac

In 1989 a Japanese company made a space shooting arcade game called Zero Wing. When they released it in Europe in 1991 they needed the opening scene translated to English. Instead of hiring a professional translator they gave the job to someone on the design team. The result was one of the most famous lines in internet history. The villain appears on screen and announces “All your base are belong to us.” The rest of the dialogue was just as broken. “Somebody set up us the bomb.” “You have no chance to survive make your time.” Nobody cared about the game itself but by 2000 the intro scene was being shared across every forum on the internet. Someone made a techno remix, someone else turned it into a flash video, and it spread everywhere. In 2003 a group in Michigan put signs reading “All your base are belong to us” all over their town as an April Fools joke and police called it a potential terrorist threat because nobody in town had any idea what it meant. It’s considered one of the first true internet memes.