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video games are all about meeting a little elf outside the city gates that says ‘ah… the pernicious weed!’ when you give him a healing herb and then finding yourself fifteen years later saying “ah… the pernicious weed!” to yourself in the shower
I got this idea from a recovering addict, but it kinda helps with non-linear healing from other problems.
But the idea is like to not use day streaks but instead use percentages. “I did x bad thing 100% of the time before, now I do it 70% of the time” You can see your improvement and it’s more encouraging than having a day streak you constantly break.
Unless you wanna use that streak as like a high score. Idk, that might help. But the idea is to try to not feel like you’re starting over from the beginning because it will make you want to give up.
And you can do it in reverse too. You can go from doing a positive thing 0% of the time to 40% of the time. And you may like not be getting past a day or two streak of doing it, but you’ve still made a ton of progress.
You can go from 100% to 50% or 0% to 50% and never get past a one day streak. But that 50% change is massive.
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> listen to music
>its good
>thank you transgender women
thank you @ladycharles
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milla jovovich in the titular role of joan of arc in the 1999 film “the messenger: the story of joan of arc”, dir. luc besson .
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There has been a lot of discussion lately about Scorcese's Goncharov, and yet I haven't seen anyone post about this oddity of popular music it inspired.
Lord Charles, for those who don't know, was a British rock artist who rose to acclaim in the 1960s, releasing a string of psychedelic rock records with his backing band The Ladies. While a lot can be written about their importance in that scene, this particular track hails from 1974, after the original Ladies had disbanded (Lord Charles would continue to use the name, but after 1971's Legendary Gears his records were recorded with session players).
Charles had first crossed paths with Matteo JWHJ 0715 sometime in 1972, but it was while wintering in Italy in December of 1973 that Charles attended one of Matteo's infamous Cine-Bacchanal parties at his Naples villa. It was here that Matteo showed a work print of Goncharov to his guests. Martin Scorcese was in attendance, fresh off the success of Mean Streets, and he offered to bring it to America.
Apparently witnessing this conversation, Lord Charles offered to contribute an original song, and while it is unclear whether Matteo and Scorcese took him up on this, he soon set out for Philadelphia where he was set to begin the infamously coke-fuelled sessions for It's Alright (I Love You Both).
Like many British rockers of the era, Lord Charles had become highly influenced by American popular music, particularly funk and soul. He often cited Curtis Mayfield's Superfly as a major influence, and it is clear that his Goncharov borrows liberally from that soundtrack's bass heavy narrative funk (unfortunately he did not borrow Mayfield's political conscience, making his Goncharov quite a shallow exercise in comparison to Mayfield's portrait of inner-city struggle). The track also features an exagerrated "Russian" motif, typical of the often problematic cultural signifiers in 1970s music (see "Kung Fu Fighting").
The track was cut with an unknown group of session musicians, but it is presumed to be the same band with which he recorded It's Alright. It is likely that the existing version is not final, and that some of the guitars at least were intended to be rerecorded, with speculation that the 'da svidenia Goncharov' line was only part of a planned chorus. Matteo was apparently in attendance at the sessions, having convinced Charles to include what he claimed was a bit of Russian dialogue cut from the film (in typical Matteo style, this was apparently a bizarre prank, as any Russian speaker will note that it has nothing to do with the story).
Unfortunately, when Goncharov had failed to receive wide release before Charles' new record, the song was shelved until 1977 when RCA released it as the b-side to a reissue of It's Alright without Charles' consent. This lack of communication hurt the song's commercial prospects - Lord Charles had apparently completely forgotten about the due to his contemporaneous cocaine use and gave an interview describing the single as a "hoax concocted by a record company desperate to attach any sewer rat to my name, lest it grow wings". The record was pulled due to the controversy and only 200 pressings are said to have been sold. It was only in 1989 that Charles would acknowledge it's authenticity in his autobiography "The Lord's Prayer - how I survived sex, drugs, thinking I could write funk, and drugs".
Sorry for the long description but I was really hoping to hit all the important points. I quite like this one and do wonder if it had ever been intended as an original song in the film (as is perhaps suggested by Matteo's participation). It isn't the best tune of his, and particularly pales in comparison to its influences but it's certainly worth the novelty to hear a British psychedelic singer performing American funk influenced music about a Russian character in an Italian film produced by an American. If you liked this post definitely check out my blog where I feature similar music from time to time.
"Tick tock tick/the clock runs down/cock shoot click/my luck runs out"
-Lord Charles, Goncharov (I'm a bad, bad man)
non binary is made up retard
Everything is made up, you live in a simulation. I am the only sprite programmed to tell you this, the question is whether you will listen. If you don't find the 12 golden keys by 2036 you will respawn as a trans.
Good luck, and don't fuck it up.
The first clue is in my song below:
Everyone go follow my partner
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tundras are soooo pretty aand beautiful to look at smears of best ever colors on flat and muted greens and yellows.... hard agree with los campesinos like yes take a body to tundra for real......
nature but it looks like a sad hug its so real
Promo pics from my last single, Godx.
And here's the song if you like your pop with synths and harmonies galore.
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