This is also example #578 that X/Twitter is not real life anymore (never was?)
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Using an iPad as a phone for too long
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The wild thing is that he still had great takes on the lpga and is super supportive of the Korean and Japanese tours
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He also spends a lot of time levying attacks against the women he doesnât like, including some really gross attacks against their looks
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What are the other times it showed up and what happened? Iâm legit curious.
This is like the most on-brand Duffer situation.
Corrigan absolutely looking like a melt being butthurt that Burns hunts. An easy set-up. All Duff needs is one snarky comment and he will get the likes he craves.
Instead he goes on a fully psychotic rant and looks like a jilted lover, enraged that James wonât answer his calls anymore.
Definitely all posted from his Ipadphone
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Bump, unfortunately.
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Regarding wedding reception music:
I would suggest giving your DJ a Must-Play list and Do-Not-Play list.
When my wife and I got married, we only did the Do-Not-Play list and kind of got burned. The guy was fine and played the hits, but he also was really feeling his mixing skills.
It was June 2013, so Gangnam Style was the jam. Itâs still a banger. Anyway, the DJ plays it and everyone hits the floor and weâre vibing our faces off. It gets to just before the hook, and he switches it over to another song.
Everyone stopped dancing and started booing and yelling at the guy. The look on his face was priceless.
I wanted to fire him on the spot. You donât cut off Gangnam Style. You donât do that. Itâs a must-play, especially in the summer of 2013.
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@Randy Iâll co-sign this. Donât hesitate to give your DJ a playlist. Prior to our wedding, we spoke to our DJ and gave him a list of like 20 must play songs. We also gave him a list of songs we didnât want to be played.
We got married in 2015 and Ed Sheeran was the big thing at the time. I wasnât into his music so I told him no Ed Sheeran. My brother knew this and at the reception requested his music and the DJ held up his notepad with a big note reading âNO ED SHEERANâ on in.
To this day, we get comments from wedding guests about our music and the vibe of the entire party.
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Is it worth it to give him a follow just for that?
Related, I got married in Sept 2012, and there was a company in the Chicago area called âJust Push Play.â They would sent out a DJ to do the emcee thing, bring speakers and lights, but would only play songs that were on an Ipod that you gave the DJ. Was cheaper than a full DJ/band and turned out to be better.
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my girlfriend and I have started talking a bit about this in the last few days (weâve started looking at venues and vendors and whatnot so we donât get skunked for the timeframe weâre looking at next year. One thing was a pretty quick call when we were talking about it yesterday
Do-Not-Play: âdonât stop believingâ (the song is incredibly over played here cause they say âsouth detroitâ which doesnât even fucking exist)
Do/Must-Play: âdonât stop believingâ (t-pain version) - if we have to have it, itâs gonna be this version of it.
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This might be a Country Roads / west Virginia situation here.
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Dude is just really happy to have some Canadian representation in his song.
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never even really thought about it this way but itâs great.
Iâll also absolutely plug one of the local like hat/tee shirt companies with one of my favorites:
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Our wedding DJ was someone my wife went to HS with and knew. He was a nice/normal dude who knew how to balance what songs we wanted and didnât want. We met with him a couple times to hammer out details and to go over the general vibe of the wedding.
About a week before the wedding he e-mailed my wife and said âHey just wanted to give you a heads up. Your dad (my father-in-law) e-mailed me a list of songs he wanted me to play/includeâŚI wanted to check with you before I responded to himâ. My wife asked for the list of songsâŚI kid you not, there was over 70 songs on the list. Two full pages of songs! We told him to just ignore the e-mail and that we would talk to her dad.
Having to tell her dad that we wouldnât be able fit in Van Morrisonâs Tupelo Honey album in full was quite the funny conversation.
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I also think telling the DJ who is able to give song requests and who isnât⌠thatâs key.
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Itâs not worth following anyone on elons hellscape
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I had a friends Dad growing up 20 years ago who bitched about this exact thing. Hated the song because of it.
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I know more people who hate it for this reason than people who love it.
I think itâs a really fun thing to bitch about, but Iâd care far less if it didnât get played at every hockey/football/basketball game/wedding/event in and around detroit.
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