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Going to start volunteering in the kitchen of a local homeless shelter, unfortunately despite my qualifications it seems a lot of restaurants see vision impaired and think that is fundamentally at odds with working in a professional kitchen. Since I obviously can’t say it that way when letting me know that I haven’t got the job I just get the real keep you in mind for future openings line. At least having something I can point you on my résumé in the future might help change that perception, and besides helping those less fortunate can only be a good thing.
- Yesterday
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Upload all your images to a site like imgur, or flickr or google photos etc and you no longer have the limitations of the forum server that only allows a small space to be used. You then just post the address of the image site as you would post a link from any other site. Saves of forum resources and allows you to keep whatever resolution photos you want because the forum will resize them to suit.
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She seems better now, thanks. Que?
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Doro Pesch & Warlock - Rare Diamonds
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Bathory (1984) - Bathory It's a little surprising how extreme metal evolved so fast in retrospect. in 1982 Venom and Mercyful Fate were the heaviest most evil bands around and then just two years later they were outclassed by just about everyone. Slayer, Bathory, and Hellhammer all took what venom did and pushed it to its logical extreme. the same year this album came out Death (mantis) and Possessed released their first demos which helped spawn the death metal genre. by 1985 some of the first big crust punk releases were coming out and napalm death invented grindcore. In just three years everything changed Venom went from the most extreme band in the scene to one of the tamest.
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Patrik joined the community
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razvan789 joined the community
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Interceptor - Tales of Mayhem - saw these cats last night at a local gig. Total Venom and Motorhead worship from Charleston, SC. Not bad.
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Loudblast - Disincarnate (1991) A band from my country... I much prefer Massacra, but once in a while, why not?
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Unanimated - Ancient God Of Evil Rotting Christ - Thy Mighty Contract
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Nuclear Assault - Live At The Hammersmith Odeon
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Hulder - Verses in Oath (2024)
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Luciferion - Demonication (The Manifest) (1994)
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Mörk Gryning - Tusen år har gått
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Yannis reacted to a post in a topic: What Are You Listening To?
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Disturbed – The Sound Of Silence (CYRIL Remix)
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lissajonees joined the community
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Hope your cat feels better soon 😃
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Sadist - Above the Light (1993)
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Immortal - At The Heart Of Winter
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Krater - Phrenesis (2024)
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Deicide - Deicide
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Metal Church - The Final Sermon Live in Japan 2019
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A cat sulking? I don't believe it. Usually they just shit on the bed! Use an image host and post whatever size images you want.
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Agent Steel - Unstoppable Force (1987)
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Took the cat to the vet because she is not eating much and has lost weight during and after her stint in cat prison (a very nice cattery actually). It seems there is nothing in particular wrong with her and she is probably still sulking. Oh dear. West Arnhem Land but the quality of the images the site allows me to post make it not worth posting any more. I think I'll have sulk too.
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Category 7 - S/T
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NP: Sahon - Blood Shall Be Paid ▶︎ Blood Shall Be Paid | SAHON | Brutal Records (bandcamp.com) Not what I was expecting at all. Nothing about that album cover would have led me to guess this was some legit thrash. Modern production aside there's breakneck riffing and harsh vocals that stay away from hardcore territory opting instead for a passable whiskey and bile throated bark. Here I was afraid I was going into an album of proto post metal only in the abstract. Happy to be wrong.
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GRAND MAGUS - Skybound