Essential The Locker Room's Random Thoughts

[Critical Distance]

Favorite so far?

lol Humble, probably. I like catchy songs. Probably need to give it a re-listen.

 

[Critical Distance]

 

[Aphrodite]

Yeah but it seems like you deal with a lot of shyt in regards to men. Sheesh....

All women and men deal with shyt in regards to men.

 

[Cat Lady ☆]

I almost forgot I put @Ol' Otis on ignore.

 

[TheLostOnes]

 

[Kokoro]

Yeah that dormatainment thread got bad. I negged like 5 different people. Glad it got locked.

Time to log off for a lil bit get away from people talking about domestic violence

 

[Cat Lady ☆]

Meow.

 

[Lo-Co]

@Tenchi Ryu I'm smoking nikkas in j stars

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

@Tenchi Ryu I'm smoking nikkas in j stars

I got the PS3 version, been meaning to upgrade to the PS4 version for the better framerate.


Side note gaming brehs.

Guilty Gear Revelator on sale for 15 bucks on psn....you'd save money by getting this and then the 20 dollar upgrade compared to the Rev 2 full game purchase.

 

[TheLostOnes]

I got the PS3 version, been meaning to upgrade to the PS4 version for the better framerate.


Side note gaming brehs.

Guilty Gear Revelator on sale for 15 bucks on psn....you'd save money by getting this and then the 20 dollar upgrade compared to the Rev 2 full game purchase.

I forgot to link it but here

Guess who has to buy PS Plus now :emoji:

 

[Aphrodite]

Yeah that dormatainment thread got bad. I negged like 5 different people. Glad it got locked.

Time to log off for a lil bit get away from people talking about domestic violence

Why did they neg you?

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

I forgot to link it but here

Guess who has to buy PS Plus now :emoji:

Should have had it already

 

[Aphrodite]

Meow.

"Freak like me" by Athenna

 

[TheLostOnes]

Should have had it already

I didn't want to spend 60 on a year right at the time. And I still don't want to now either

 

[Critical Distance]

Atlanta producer Dun Deal remembers when he first met a 16-year-old kid named Jeffrey Williams, now better known the rapper Young Thug. "He was always a cool person; he always dressed weird," says Deal, who helped craft Thug's first true viral hit, "Stoner". "And the way he used to write his music was pretty crazy. He would just draw what he wanted to do on paper. That's how he used to record; he would draw, like, a picture." What kind of picture? "Weird signs and shapes," Deal says. "He'd be in the booth looking at the paper, and one day I went in there and looked at it and said, 'You didn't write any words down.' He looked at me and said: ‘I don't need no words.'"