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⌈ Secret Post #6211 ⌋

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Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[philstar22]

What are you favorite music genres or sub-genres? How about least favorite?

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[mulhollands]

Faves-rock, 90s grunge/alternative, goth, darkwave, industrial, shoegaze, some pop, new wave, italo disco, I like *some* country (depending on the sub genre or artist), oldies, punk (I think I like just about like everything apart from recent top 40 pop/rap/some metal)

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[(Anonymous)]

I like folk-symphonic-rock.

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[kaijinscendre]

Favorites: Original Scores, Instrumental Post Rock, Darksynth, Alt-Folk according to spotify.

Least Favorites: Most rap, most country, and whatever the screaming metal genre is.

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[(Anonymous)]

I like all sorts but latley I tend to lean towards folk. But pop is fun, I enjoy hiphop, some solid rock, and I will forver love me 90s era grunge and rock because those were my formative teenage years.

I'd say the only genre I really don't care for is transe or electronica or whatever its called when its that really repetitive random electronic noises.

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[(Anonymous)]

Mostly dumb meme music, and also dumb meme music.

Re: Favorite/least favorite music genres/sub-genres

[(Anonymous)]

I adore prog rock, electroswing, and some forms of EDM. Lately I've also been about reimaginations of classical music and mashups that defy genres.

The instant you start playing a lot of bright sounding pop, however, I will run (not walk) to the nearest exit. That pop-sounding music better have some dark ass lyrics, or I'm gone. Best example of a song with a catchy beat but dark lyrics is probably "Hell No" by Judy Torres.

Dimension 20

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone watch and want to direct me to where to start? I've watched so many shorts and funny clips but never an actual full episode.

Re: Dimension 20

[(Anonymous)]

I think the full first season of Fantasy High is still available for free on their YouTube, you should be able to find it pretty easily. I watched that first to see how I liked it and then subscribed to Dropout, which is $50 for a year and something slightly more per month if you do it monthly.

The "main" campaigns are with the six regular players--Emily Alford, Brian Murphy, Lou Wilson, Zac Oyama, Ally Beardsley, and Siobhan Thompson--and Brennan Lee Mulligan DMing. Those tend to be longer and they'll return to favorite settings, like the upcoming Fantasy High Junior Year. The bonus campaigns are shorter and switch up casts and even sometimes DMs. As for where to start, if you know where some of the clips you've liked are from, that's a good place to start! I had seen a lot of stuff but the gifs from A Court of Fey and Flowers were what finally convinced me to subscribe, so I started there (after the first season of Fantasy High), and then I went back and did the rest pretty much in order. If you don't know much D&D, Dungeons and Drag Queens was very introductory, so that's a good one to watch to get Brennan explaining some more mechanical stuff to the players, and it's short and very fun. But really, I recommend going with the ones that look exciting to you! They have a lot of genres to pick from.

Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

Has anyone here every been on a cruise? Did you love or hate it?

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

Kinda? I did a transatlantic cruise so we didn’t have any stops. I kinda loved and hated it. I loved the ship and all the activities but I got seasick halfway through (green apples are your friend and that’s why every cruise has hundreds of thousands of them at their buffet). And we had this assigned dinner thing where we were supposed to dress formally and show up at exactly our assigned time. Then we’d get to choose between two set three or four course meals. No substitutions and no advance notice of the menu. It was not a good experience the only night we went.

I’m actually keen to take a proper cruise but I know I wouldn’t want to go on shore at any stops. The only things to see, do, eat, buy are aimed at tourists who think mustard on fries is controversial. And shore excursions aren’t long enough to get away from port and sample what the real local life is like. (My dad goes on a couple a year so I’ve heard more than I want about it) But it’s also possible I’d feel differently once I experience it.

I do know that cruises are relatively cheap now and the ships are pretty much never more than half full. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I’ll have a sudden chance to get away that happens to coincide with a cruise lol

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

Why would you? Floating disease ships. If it's not Covid it's norovirus.

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

I did an Alaskan cruise with my family. I really enjoyed it, mostly because I got to see the whole area without having to change hotel rooms. I'm planning on taking a river cruise this summer.

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

I was in a overnight ferry from Turku to Stockholm. Frankly hated most of a trip. It's really pretty at first. And you have liminal corridors to run about. But then I've god mildly sea sick and anxious and this was really boring because I was just restless through the evening and night. I admit we had like cheapest cabins to ever cheap because my friend decided to cut corners so it was miserable on it's own. But I don't think small as hell showers were because of cheap prices, this is more of a ship thing.
People use this ferries to drink and there are plenty of bars. It was also really fucking boring.
I've decided that I am never going on a cruise because it was such a miserable and claustrophobic experience and I don't think that I want to pay for it ever again

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

My husband worked fixing cruise ships half his life and he absolutely won't get in one as a passenger, the bad stuff you see normally doesn't even compare with what goes on behind the scenes on the boat. If you choose to go, don't bring/wear anything with pineapples on it unless you want to lure in the swingers.

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. I went on an overnight and next-day cruise on a schooner. That was lovely. We had a great day's sailing and I climbed a little way up into the rigging and out onto the bowsprit as far as the staysail. I'm not good at heights so I was very proud of myself. Lots of people took pictures of us.

I've also been on a cruise to Antarctica, and landed on the continent. That was marvellous. It was a small ship, about 250 passengers. We went to the Falklands and South Georgia as well. Saw penguins, whales, albatrosses and seals, and many, many snowy mountains and glaciers. I'd go again in a heartbeat, but later in the season, so as to get further south. Or I'd like to do the coastal trip from Cape Horn to Cape Town, via the Weddell Sea and St Helena. Preferably both.

I've heard tell of a 3-year cruise that visits 135 countries, including Antarctica. You can work from your cabin as they have excellent wi-fi. I'd love to do that, if I were well enough and well-off enough.

I've planted enough sapling trees with mine own fair hands to offset the carbon costs, I think.

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

I did one a month ago, going to Germany/ Denmark/ Norway. It was a decent holiday, but I probably wouldn't do the North Sea in winter again! It did get quite rough near the end.

I think the experience is dependent on what kind of holidaymaker you are. I like reading and having short excursions so it was a good opportunity to do both. If I wanted to really visit a country it would be a waste to go on a cruise, and if I was an active holidayer who enjoyed sports and hiking, etc, I would probably get very bored.

Re: Cruises

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like it really depends on the kind of cruise you go on. My friend who went on a Disney cruise had a great time because there were always a million different activities going on for both kids and adults. My friend who went on a regular cruise hated it, she said there was literally nothing to do but either sit around by the pool or drink, and/or both at the same time.

I don't understand why you need to take a picture of yourself if you have Covid

[(Anonymous)]

It is not a disease that gives you lesions. You just look like you, the way you always do. I don't understand.

Re: I don't understand why you need to take a picture of yourself if you have Covid

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, is this in response to something?

Re: I don't understand why you need to take a picture of yourself if you have Covid

[(Anonymous)]

Who is doing this?

Re: I don't understand why you need to take a picture of yourself if you have Covid

[(Anonymous)]

???????

Re: I don't understand why you need to take a picture of yourself if you have Covid

[(Anonymous)]

I am completely baffled here, I've never heard of this? I've known some people to take photos of their positive test result (I sent one to my boss when I caught it) but taking pictures of yourself? Whuh??

[(Anonymous)]

Two times I've submitted a secret and it didn't get posted : c anybody knows a particular reason why this is happening? Both secret were SFW and about non-triggering topics, just in case that might be the reason. Is Dreamwidth eating my anon submits?