I like it

It'd be too stereotypical if I said Coffee, so, and even tho I already said it, Green Apple something. I dunno what, but I really want something Green Apple flavored. Don't care if it's artificial at this point.

Most times people don't recall when/where they first heard a song, but that's now always the case. What about songs heard in special occasions? Songs that marked your live? Or in random moments but for some reason you know exactly when you heard it for the first time? Feel free to share those songs and when/where you heard them for the first time. It's also a good memory exercise :) I'll start: The XX - Intro: First heard in the series Person Of Interest (episode 5) in 2011 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpF00oOcucE Hans Zimmer - Time: When I watched Inception in 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQPy88-E2zo R.E.M - Losing My Religion: Back in 2005 in my teenage years MP3 players were still around but cellphones who played MP3 songs were catching on. A friend of mine had this song on his cellphone and we use to play it in lunch breaks for a few weeks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwtdhWltSIg Ultrabeat - Pretty Green Eyes: Sometime around 2003 this girl I had a crush on sent me this song via MSN Messenger. Back then I didn't even know MSN Messenger had this functionality and it was also the first song everyone had ever sent me through this app. Needless to say the internet connection back then was trash so the song took forever do transfer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNSsdVUK4HI ATB - Don't Stop: In 1999 when I was only 9 years old the class was on a field trip because we were celebrating children's day. We were in the city park and this song was blasting through the speakers on the streets. It immediately caught my atention. There was no internet to find out what song it was but a few yers later I found out, started to listening to the artist and to this day ATB remains my fav trance/eletro artist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzwG8IKVkG4 Robert Miles - Children: 1997. I was 7 years old and just moved with my family because of my fathers work. In my and my brothers room we had an alarm clock that played FM radio and everyday close to midnight this song would play in the same station. I had no idea what was the song's name so in my head I named it the Freedom Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvyCbevQbtI Linkin Park - One Step Closer: 2001. I already knew a few LP songs but not this one. This year I was back home for vacations with my cousins and my cousin Tiago was playing this song on a radio and singing along. He loved to to that I I tought that was so cool. Unfortunately he is no longer with us so I've kept this memory since then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qlCC1GOwFw ATB - Future Memories: 2017. I was WAY drunk and told a girl I had feelings for her and this song was playing. She didn't feel the same way. So this song is a reminder to not repeat the same while drunk! LMAO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqDMjU8kMqs Geoxor - Virtual: 2020. First time I saw a V-Tuber streaming this song was on. It was Project Melody. Won't say I'm addiced to v-tubers but for a while I had big curiosity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oklzVH8FfVQ MONORAL - Kiri: Valentine's day 2016 was the first day I started living on my own after moving out of my parent's place. To "celebrate" I watched Ergo Proxy that day and this song sticked with me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZN-zAKIfyQ

Elie playing Phasmophobia was one of the cutest things. She was hanging out in the back porch of one of the farm houses and when I walked up to to check on her she meowed at me. Her meow even sound accented. It was adorable.

in 2008 i remember my first ever thread. about mr hanky from south park, that show is still around. i remember it being a long post and it erased and i had to write it again.

@forgetmenot I love those songs but when driving at night I usually go for something more electro like Kavinsky or Yuzo Koshiro. If depends on the mood :p https://youtu.be/TFJq4hB3Swc https://youtu.be/46qo_V1zcOM

My father said if you have disability income, you would lose it if you moved there. But my Japanese language teacher told me she was able to bring her mother's disability income with her mother from Japan to America. For vaccines, my mother said it's required to access even while pandemic is mild now.