Amongst NDPers, Mouseland is like a sacred fable, so … yeah.
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Amongst NDPers, Mouseland is like a sacred fable, so … yeah.
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
You're just hearing about this now? 2112 was conceived as a sterilization procedure but later ruled by the Supreme Court as too damaging to human tissue.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
It's just good to know that if I'm in the back of a red barchetta with some young buck, I'll be protected.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:52pmYou're just hearing about this now? 2112 was conceived as a sterilization procedure but later ruled by the Supreme Court as too damaging to human tissue.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Like five condoms at once.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 5:31pmIt's just good to know that if I'm in the back of a red barchetta with some young buck, I'll be protected.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:52pmYou're just hearing about this now? 2112 was conceived as a sterilization procedure but later ruled by the Supreme Court as too damaging to human tissue.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Only if you make it to the one lane bridge in time.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 5:31pmIt's just good to know that if I'm in the back of a red barchetta with some young buck, I'll be protected.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:52pmYou're just hearing about this now? 2112 was conceived as a sterilization procedure but later ruled by the Supreme Court as too damaging to human tissue.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Is it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Yeah I think that's how it works.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Indeed. And it's not like my standards are that high. My husband is Van Hagar, FFS.revbob wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:20amYeah I think that's how it works.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
I figure his other qualities must be OUTSTANDING.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:22amIndeed. And it's not like my standards are that high. My husband is Van Hagar, FFS.revbob wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:20amYeah I think that's how it works.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Eh. He could help with the dishes some more.revbob wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:25amI figure his other qualities must be OUTSTANDING.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:22amIndeed. And it's not like my standards are that high. My husband is Van Hagar, FFS.revbob wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:20amYeah I think that's how it works.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.
I can't help but think that Rush perform in a sonic register that can't be detected by women or men in a relationship.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.
Ha!!!Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:36amI can't help but think that Rush perform in a sonic register that can't be detected by women or men in a relationship.JennyB wrote: ↑15 Apr 2021, 10:18amIs it a contraceptive for women or is it more like a condom? Because I can't imagine any woman actually purposefully listening to Rush, thereby rendering it ineffective if it's the former. I guess it's an effective birth control method in the sense that I would never sleep with a Rush fan.Kory wrote: ↑14 Apr 2021, 4:35pmhttps://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an- ... 5XgNMIRtrg
AN FAQ ABOUT YOUR NEW BIRTH CONTROL: THE MUSIC OF RUSH
The music of Rush is marked by erratic signature changes, unconventional chord structures, heavy use of synthesizers and electronic effects, and, most importantly, lead vocals that sound like an ancient witch is being exorcised out of your body with live wires. In less clinical terms, imagine taking the most annoying parts of science fiction and Libertarianism, isolating them, and then somehow blending them up into a cursed musical slurry. Then, infuse that slurry with a distinctive incel vibe, and presto! You’ve got one of the most powerful contraception options on the market.