Homemade pasta. Any kind you can think of. Also most games played with racquets and things you can hit with racquets (tennis, badminton, ping pong, etc). I have no idea if this counts but I've been told I have very strong navigational skills and rarely get lost. I think it's just that people my age are too dependent on GPS for everything though.

This sounds really fun. Count me in!

I exclusively listen to Lana del Rey while hitting legs at the gym. She was my top artist this year. I hit a lot of leg days.

Me too man, me too.

Wow Flight Rising is a mythical pull from my elementary school days. This might be the push to get me back on it.

"Damn." A trio of pitiful sqeaks can be heard originating from...the heavens, somewhere, probably. "I understand Anthraxus' decision, though not this early into our fight against the trolls. Unfortunately, I was not a troll either. Indeed, Gryphon and I were mod and CYStian. The pool of legitimate voters is shrinking. Please take great caution."

Man this was a wild weekend to miss. Congrats Stargirl!

So this was meant to be a reply to Enter but I also meant to make my own list of recs anyway so fuck it I'm replying here. I figured it was lame to beg other people for recommendations but not also give my own. What I've been listening to this week: Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath - I was a major metalhead when I was younger, and even if I don't have as strong an affinity for the genre now, I'll always respect Ozzy's Sabbath stuff. Outside its fire ass self-titled intro, this album is seriously kind of funky and has a diverse sound to it. Exuma, the Obeah Man by Exuma - I was reminded of this album this week and decided to give it another listen. I can't say I have Bahamian folk music in my daily rotation but Exuma made quite a banger here. Live. Love. A$AP by A$AP Rocky - I love a nice, head-empty rap record. This is a fun one for working out or driving around with some friends. Four-Calendar Cafe by Cocteau Twins - One of my favorite albums by one of my favorite artists. I have a major soft spot for dreampop so this was an instant love for me when I first heard it, if you're into that kind of stuff then give this one a try. Songs for the Deaf and ...Like Clockwork by Queens of the Stone Age - I didn't listen to both of these in full this week or anything, but songs from both leaked into my daily mix and I fucked with them heavy. Good accompaniment for working out and driving. I should get into QotSA more, was a bigger fan a few years ago than now. And finally I'm going to second Liminal's recommendation of Lady Lamb because I listened to Ripely Pine and had a lot of fun with it.

The only thing I've gleaned from this thread is that Blister is going to have the time of his life rebelliously experimenting in college.