SDS should be embarrassed.
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@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
I dig it my dude. I enjoy hearing about Honey Bees and Buddy Guy. If you're a big music fan and haven't seen it already, watch the Foo Fighters 8 episode documentary on HBO -Sonic Highways. The Chicago episode is all about old school blues players.
I'm a former college music history prof. and current public school music teacher, so that's right up my alley! A lot of dudes like to brag here about being former athletes, or having tons of money. I AM a professional musician who's played with really big names, but I'm absolutely not rich, just rich with experiences and friends.
Teach Rock . ORG is a free curriculum for public education that features a lot of the Sonic Highway stuff. It's just clips, but a super cool series. I haven't seen the 8 episodes yet, I'll check it out!
Thank you!
Very cool stuff man. I'm a musician though I've never taught it. That's impressive. I sing in a bunch of cover and tribute bands which in San Diego Is a pretty fun scene. I use to do originals and some musical theater along with it but would rather just sing songs people know and can dance to. Right now I'm doing an Iron Maiden tribute and a 90s cover band.
And same, I've made some money but not enough to quit my day job hahaha.
I'm from the midwest, but one of my best friends from College moved to San Diego for Law School, and absolutely loved the music scene there.
That's awesome man, I love Iron Maiden!Several years ago, I went to the City Market in Kansas City to buy bulk spices and eat at a local Ethiopian restaurant. When I finished my meal, Iron Maiden was doing a sound check on a makeshift stage, I had no idea they were even performing that night! So, I kind of saw them live once....
I'm a jazz guitarist, metal was never my thing, but my brother is a huge fan and drug me to countless concerts and Ozzfests through the years.
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@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
I dig it my dude. I enjoy hearing about Honey Bees and Buddy Guy. If you're a big music fan and haven't seen it already, watch the Foo Fighters 8 episode documentary on HBO -Sonic Highways. The Chicago episode is all about old school blues players.
I'm a former college music history prof. and current public school music teacher, so that's right up my alley! A lot of dudes like to brag here about being former athletes, or having tons of money. I AM a professional musician who's played with really big names, but I'm absolutely not rich, just rich with experiences and friends.
Teach Rock . ORG is a free curriculum for public education that features a lot of the Sonic Highway stuff. It's just clips, but a super cool series. I haven't seen the 8 episodes yet, I'll check it out!
Thank you!
Very cool stuff man. I'm a musician though I've never taught it. That's impressive. I sing in a bunch of cover and tribute bands which in San Diego Is a pretty fun scene. I use to do originals and some musical theater along with it but would rather just sing songs people know and can dance to. Right now I'm doing an Iron Maiden tribute and a 90s cover band.
And same, I've made some money but not enough to quit my day job hahaha.
I'm from the midwest, but one of my best friends from College moved to San Diego for Law School, and absolutely loved the music scene there.
That's awesome man, I love Iron Maiden!Several years ago, I went to the City Market in Kansas City to buy bulk spices and eat at a local Ethiopian restaurant. When I finished my meal, Iron Maiden was doing a sound check on a makeshift stage, I had no idea they were even performing that night! So, I kind of saw them live once....
I'm a jazz guitarist, metal was never my thing, but my brother is a huge fan and drug me to countless concerts and Ozzfests through the years.
Good stuff. If you've never seen it, watch the YT of Danny Gatton playing "Besame Much" (I think...?) at a local Holiday Inn. Guy was unreal...
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
I dig it my dude. I enjoy hearing about Honey Bees and Buddy Guy. If you're a big music fan and haven't seen it already, watch the Foo Fighters 8 episode documentary on HBO -Sonic Highways. The Chicago episode is all about old school blues players.
I'm a former college music history prof. and current public school music teacher, so that's right up my alley! A lot of dudes like to brag here about being former athletes, or having tons of money. I AM a professional musician who's played with really big names, but I'm absolutely not rich, just rich with experiences and friends.
Teach Rock . ORG is a free curriculum for public education that features a lot of the Sonic Highway stuff. It's just clips, but a super cool series. I haven't seen the 8 episodes yet, I'll check it out!
Thank you!
Very cool stuff man. I'm a musician though I've never taught it. That's impressive. I sing in a bunch of cover and tribute bands which in San Diego Is a pretty fun scene. I use to do originals and some musical theater along with it but would rather just sing songs people know and can dance to. Right now I'm doing an Iron Maiden tribute and a 90s cover band.
And same, I've made some money but not enough to quit my day job hahaha.
I'm from the midwest, but one of my best friends from College moved to San Diego for Law School, and absolutely loved the music scene there.
That's awesome man, I love Iron Maiden!Several years ago, I went to the City Market in Kansas City to buy bulk spices and eat at a local Ethiopian restaurant. When I finished my meal, Iron Maiden was doing a sound check on a makeshift stage, I had no idea they were even performing that night! So, I kind of saw them live once....
I'm a jazz guitarist, metal was never my thing, but my brother is a huge fan and drug me to countless concerts and Ozzfests through the years.
Good stuff. If you've never seen it, watch the YT of Danny Gatton playing "Besame Much" (I think...?) at a local Holiday Inn. Guy was unreal...
Besame Mucho, great tune. I'll check it out now, thanks!
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Garbage game. !!!
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@real-dono_xbl said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
I want to act surprised that they released this half-assed game but I'm really not. They take our money every year and then fail to communicate about any of the hundreds of problems in the game. 3rd week of the game and 2 game modes are pretty much entirely unplayable with no timetable for when their game will actually be playable. Back to Madden and 2K boys and girls!
They don’t just take your money, you keep giving it to them.
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@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
I dig it my dude. I enjoy hearing about Honey Bees and Buddy Guy. If you're a big music fan and haven't seen it already, watch the Foo Fighters 8 episode documentary on HBO -Sonic Highways. The Chicago episode is all about old school blues players.
I'm a former college music history prof. and current public school music teacher, so that's right up my alley! A lot of dudes like to brag here about being former athletes, or having tons of money. I AM a professional musician who's played with really big names, but I'm absolutely not rich, just rich with experiences and friends.
Teach Rock . ORG is a free curriculum for public education that features a lot of the Sonic Highway stuff. It's just clips, but a super cool series. I haven't seen the 8 episodes yet, I'll check it out!
Thank you!
Very cool stuff man. I'm a musician though I've never taught it. That's impressive. I sing in a bunch of cover and tribute bands which in San Diego Is a pretty fun scene. I use to do originals and some musical theater along with it but would rather just sing songs people know and can dance to. Right now I'm doing an Iron Maiden tribute and a 90s cover band.
And same, I've made some money but not enough to quit my day job hahaha.
I'm from the midwest, but one of my best friends from College moved to San Diego for Law School, and absolutely loved the music scene there.
That's awesome man, I love Iron Maiden!Several years ago, I went to the City Market in Kansas City to buy bulk spices and eat at a local Ethiopian restaurant. When I finished my meal, Iron Maiden was doing a sound check on a makeshift stage, I had no idea they were even performing that night! So, I kind of saw them live once....
I'm a jazz guitarist, metal was never my thing, but my brother is a huge fan and drug me to countless concerts and Ozzfests through the years.
You ever play with Al Di Meola?
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SDS is actually pretty smart. They are able to get people that swear up and down every year that they won’t buy the game the next year and SDS is able to get them to buy it again and again.
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
I dig it my dude. I enjoy hearing about Honey Bees and Buddy Guy. If you're a big music fan and haven't seen it already, watch the Foo Fighters 8 episode documentary on HBO -Sonic Highways. The Chicago episode is all about old school blues players.
I'm a former college music history prof. and current public school music teacher, so that's right up my alley! A lot of dudes like to brag here about being former athletes, or having tons of money. I AM a professional musician who's played with really big names, but I'm absolutely not rich, just rich with experiences and friends.
Teach Rock . ORG is a free curriculum for public education that features a lot of the Sonic Highway stuff. It's just clips, but a super cool series. I haven't seen the 8 episodes yet, I'll check it out!
Thank you!
Very cool stuff man. I'm a musician though I've never taught it. That's impressive. I sing in a bunch of cover and tribute bands which in San Diego Is a pretty fun scene. I use to do originals and some musical theater along with it but would rather just sing songs people know and can dance to. Right now I'm doing an Iron Maiden tribute and a 90s cover band.
And same, I've made some money but not enough to quit my day job hahaha.
I'm from the midwest, but one of my best friends from College moved to San Diego for Law School, and absolutely loved the music scene there.
That's awesome man, I love Iron Maiden!Several years ago, I went to the City Market in Kansas City to buy bulk spices and eat at a local Ethiopian restaurant. When I finished my meal, Iron Maiden was doing a sound check on a makeshift stage, I had no idea they were even performing that night! So, I kind of saw them live once....
I'm a jazz guitarist, metal was never my thing, but my brother is a huge fan and drug me to countless concerts and Ozzfests through the years.
Good stuff. If you've never seen it, watch the YT of Danny Gatton playing "Besame Much" (I think...?) at a local Holiday Inn. Guy was unreal...
Just this morning, I've been working on Danny Gatton's tune "One for Lenny". Here in Maryland, he's still God. My neighbor grew up near him and hung at his place many times, listening to him and his guys practice for gigs.
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Offline this game is great. Online this game is still a cut and paste with a tease of I want your money for electronic currency.
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@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@ericulous1_psn said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
@lucas8181_mlbts said in SDS should be embarrassed.:
Have you ever realized how truly strange and accidental Cheetos are? While they are certainly one of Americas go to snacks, and all varieties are delicious, their creation is a story of intrigue, dishonesty, and an unexpected twist.
You see, an animal feed manufacturer in Wisconsin (the cheese state, I love irony) changed his technique for cleaning his machines. Leaving the machines moist (controversial word I know, but I still use it), the corn puffed up and turned into a curl!
Modern Cheetos, first manufactured in 1948, remove the germ of the corn to help preserve the tasty snack. However, removing the germ also removes nutrients, so nutrients are put back into the snack artificially (like really though, who eats Cheetos for nutrients).
Love Flamin' Hot Cheetos? They were invented by a Frito-Lay custodian! The custodian had a great idea, and created a small sample batch. He then presented his idea, and sample to the board. The board absolutely loved his product and began mass manufacturing and marketing of their new product. That Janitor, due to his out of the box thinking and work ethic, ultimately landed himself an executive vice president position within the company.
Moral of the story? Don't let your peers tell you that the crazy idea you've been sharing with them is going to fail. Follow your dreams.
From Janitor to VP, AMAZING!
You're having fun today huh? This book looks really interesting.
lol, tired of everyone coming on here spreading negativity. Like that's going to do anything to change how the game is structured or plays. Like it and play it, or go play something else.
I'll spend my forum time spreading useless facts. Heck, they're stuck in my head, and my wife's English is still a work in progress, so I'll spread the wonderful pointless tidbits with my baseball "friends".
It should, if the game is trash they should fix it, negative feedback shows them the flaws
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