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if it has roots in the Paradise Garage, it's a variation on what Larry Levan and others were playing.

You guys have this all to yourselves, doubt anyone in the States has any idea about any of this stuff. Some garage trax (or garage remixes of popular trax) drifted into clubs from time to time, but just mixed in with everything else, never any sort of standalone/identifiable mass thing.

No, but I don't do twitter either. Already more that 30 million signups in a day, not too shabby.

everything is a false flag with this guy.

I know a far lefty guy who said yesterday "Yeah, Ukraine is getting ready to blow up the nuclear reactor, the same way they blew up the Kakhovka dam."

hot. not as hot as the southwest, where it's been over 100 for a couple of weeks.

Honorable mention to the Culture Mafia genre. 🤪

funny/sad that we ran up 93 pages on just one of the numerous dubstep threads. it was a dark time. https://www.dissensus.com/threads/2776/

the only answer https://www.dissensus.com/threads/14358/

I withdraw the question.

All I can say is good thing all these wrestlers never took steroids.

I haven't paid attention in years, did any wrestlers embrace heavy bro-step for intro music? it was always metal or gangsta rap when I watched.

what's this about, woops?

it is funny to watch matches of some of the other wrestling organization, which take place in small halls compared to arenas used by WWE, with low-budget versions of the characters and production values. You get these guys in hokey outfits and bad makeup, but in a way it's like a punk rock...

people will always have strongly held opposing beliefs, so a "good society" might be one where they at least have serious, substantive, civilized debate on the issues and come up with solutions -- oftentimes imperfect ones -- that actually improve lives. occasional compromise and a little less...

My mom would rarely even use her credit card, paid for almost everything with cash.

Musk, Zuckerberg Lead a $852 Billion Surge Among World’s Richest People

Depends on the demographic. Some Whole Foods markets here are 75% self-checkout kiosks and 25% with a human cashier, and I'll bet that reflects the preferences of their customers.

I do, although not sure how that relates to what I said.

Right. Some cities and states here have laws that say there has to be a cash option for transactions, either via a person or machine that accepts bills and coins. Card- or app-only retail is now considered discriminatory.