(03-29-2013, 11:20 PM)Kman Wrote: It's basically just people posting shit that they enjoy in hopes someone else who enjoys it sees it so they can jerk each other off for a few posts.








http://www.sputnikmusic.com/ my music library has expanded tenfold over the last 6 months because of this site. The community is pretty cool too which is nice



Oh badass, I did not know about this site. Finally I can stop relying on mainstream hipster bullshit like Pitchfork. Thanks, my torrents are fired up as we speak.



Yeah it's an awesome site, I've found out about tons of bands/albums I wouldn't have heard of without it there and now love. Also lol yeah fuck Pitchfork, they have good writers but their opinions suck ass a lot of the time. I mean come on a fucking 6.1 for Relationship of Command? Are you shitting me?

(03-29-2013, 11:27 PM)Bridge Wrote: Yes, but at least there there is potential for meaningful discussion whereas here you are essentially telling people what you do every day. Who here doesn't visit YouTube at least once a day? It's not revealing or even interesting. It's like asking people: What do you normally buy when you go shopping for groceries? It really makes no difference. It's not really even something that one should feel the need to tell other people unless it is somehow relevant. IMO.

(03-30-2013, 04:31 AM)Acies Wrote: Wasting time is #1. I don't agree with your shopping reference, it's more like sharing recipes. Possibly eating a good meal is the deal.

(03-30-2013, 02:48 PM)Bridge Wrote:

(03-30-2013, 04:31 AM)Acies Wrote: Wasting time is #1. I don't agree with your shopping reference, it's more like sharing recipes. Possibly eating a good meal is the deal.

Point taken, but what is the point of saying: YouTube, Facebook, Frictional Games, etc. Sites that everybody knows about? It's redundant to mention them in your posts. That was pretty much what I was referring to; I acknowledge there may be some niche sites that a few users "have in common".