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recently rediscovered this old Will Wood side project. goes so hard even though the other guy is a creep. my friend called it “MSI music for people who can’t stand MSI”
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Was reminded of this stone cold banger the othernight while on the phone w my boo. The freak out guitars still rip, the message still holds water.
1d ago
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(weird revolution is the album name it cut off <\3) god this album is amazing, sometimes it sounds like (and is) billy hanes talking over a cacophony of distortion and shitty sound effects, but it pulls it off beautifully
Apr 30, 2025
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🐎suuuuper ballsy to go against the beloved OG but i kind of Dont care this is better . addicted to the production of it and im not even tapped in to jockstrap like that
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🫡i accidentally deleted my message so i’m gonna speedrun this (i graduated in 2022)
- it’s ok to do seasonal work. hiring ppl will understand. look for things that can’t be replaced by AI—camp counselor, food service, etc. anything that will give you a W2 and keep the lights on. - look for housing in your price range NOW, not what you’re hoping to achieve. it’s ok if that’s $0. depending on your city, you might have low-income resources. i lived in the projects for a year and a half after graduating, and it helped me get on my feet to start building my life. - apply to literally everything. you meet half the qualifications? apply. out of your city? apply. probably gonna be replaced by AI anyway? apply. it gives you a chance to practice. just stay away from jobs that ask you to do free labor as part of your interview. - goodwill helped a ton. depending on where you live, they might have free job training courses and fairs where you get to talk directly to employers. it at least gets your foot in the door.
aaaaand that’s all i have lol. i’m rooting for you. shit’s rough out there. know your self-worth and look for creative solutions, i believe in you
- it’s ok to do seasonal work. hiring ppl will understand. look for things that can’t be replaced by AI—camp counselor, food service, etc. anything that will give you a W2 and keep the lights on. - look for housing in your price range NOW, not what you’re hoping to achieve. it’s ok if that’s $0. depending on your city, you might have low-income resources. i lived in the projects for a year and a half after graduating, and it helped me get on my feet to start building my life. - apply to literally everything. you meet half the qualifications? apply. out of your city? apply. probably gonna be replaced by AI anyway? apply. it gives you a chance to practice. just stay away from jobs that ask you to do free labor as part of your interview. - goodwill helped a ton. depending on where you live, they might have free job training courses and fairs where you get to talk directly to employers. it at least gets your foot in the door.
aaaaand that’s all i have lol. i’m rooting for you. shit’s rough out there. know your self-worth and look for creative solutions, i believe in you
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🐌Response times are super slow on my phone. I have an iphone xr and I know many apps don’t cater to that, but i often have a 2-3 second delay between hitting buttons and it actually taking. with emojis/links/pictures, it jumps to 8-10 seconds. so i often hit buttons twice or more and then have to double back. the theme tab in particular is super slow, taking me 6-8 seconds before any change is registered (besides haptics). theme tab would also benefit from labels for the custom themes (i.e. background, text, accent).
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i call her girlie and she’s almost 3 and she means the world to me. i was very worried about taking her in, since my parents found her outside in winter as a teen and she’d contracted an illness that still affects her now. but i’m glad i did because she’s so wonderful and i’m so grateful to have her in my life