Passions just like mine: ///, Rickenbackers and Fenders thru Vox Amps. Raider Nation,Dub Nation,SF Giants & KC Royals baseball. Villa Til I Die.

Here, There, and Everywhere
Joined July 2008
Also, not sure how I got here from Zep, but imma throw in a random #shuffleplayroulette from this absolute banger. open.spotify.com/track/66joD…
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Every. Word. Of. This. I’m no Harry Kane Stan. But you’ve got to admire the graft. Apply this to your daily life.
On this Kane Ballon d’Or, I have something to say that reflect my point when I talk about football and life. Look at Kane, he’s 33, look at the players around his age Neymar, Pogba, Dybala, Lukaku, amount others. Compare their Journey with Harry Kane. Can you see where I am going?? That’s life. 10 years ago, you won’t actually think Harry Kane will be a ballon d’or winner and Neymar highest finish will be third. Look at his career, till age 30. It’s always about the things he couldn’t win. But today he’s won the highest award in football. That’s also how life is, the journey might be long, might take another route different to others but doesn’t mean you’re late. There’s no late comer for success. Benzema played the most games before winning ballon d’or, Kane has played the second most games, yet it’s not a stat people remember. And that’s the thing about life, you can spend so much time looking at people around you and wondering why things are not happening for you at the same pace. You see people your age achieving things you are still praying for, people you started with moving ahead of you, and sometimes you begin to question whether you are doing something wrong. But Kane’s story is a reminder that everybody has their own journey. You can be good at what you do, put in the work for years and still have to wait longer than you expected before everything finally comes together. Imagine if Kane had allowed the things he couldn’t achieve at Tottenham to define his entire career. Imagine if he had started believing that the opportunity to win the biggest trophies had passed him by. Today, we probably wouldn’t be having this conversation the way we are having it. He kept showing up, kept scoring goals, kept improving, and when the opportunity came to take a different route, he took it. Sometimes, the problem is that we judge our lives based on where we think we should be by a certain age. At 25, you think you should have achieved this. At 30, you think you should have figured everything out. And when life doesn’t happen according to that timeline, you start feeling like you are behind. But behind who? Who decided that everybody must achieve their dreams at the same age? Kane is 33, and he has just reached a height many people thought he would never reach. That should tell you something. Your story is not finished simply because you haven’t achieved what you wanted to achieve by now. You haven’t failed simply because somebody else got there before you. And you are not late just because your journey is taking longer than you imagined. Keep working. Keep showing up. Keep becoming better at what you do. You don’t know how your story will end, and you don’t need to have everything figured out today. Sometimes, all you need to do is keep going long enough to see what your life can become. Harry Kane’s journey is a reminder that you should never be in a hurry to write yourself off. The chapter you are currently in is not necessarily the conclusion of your story.
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it's moments like this that prove to me that it's not that turnstile isn't hardcore anymore, it's just that their success has granted them access to a larger part of the industry. they may be bigger, but they're still representing the scene. turnstile still belongs to hardcore.
Turnstile at the Washington Monument today, a benefit show raising money for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon [📹: Ayman Abdeldayem]
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The Stone Roses- Waterfall 3/3 of this weekend’s trio of #duets with yours truly 😊. Enjoy what’s left of the weekend everyone . 🍻🍻🍻@thestoneroses @ianbrown #roses #squire #mani #reni #brown #cover #acoustic
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This might be the most raw photo I’ve ever seen. Turnstile is still that hardcore band
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Stormy Sunday Sesh - The Fear
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Turnstile at the Washington Monument today, a benefit show raising money for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon [📹: Ayman Abdeldayem]
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Wait until you see some of the grounds in the championship next season
Villa Park looks like a fucking Time Team dig
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Jackson to your 100m midfielder 😂😂
Wait so Nicolas Jackson is the starting striker of the almighty Aston Villa I’m supposed to be scared of???😂😂
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Replying to @thecarabaocup
@thecarabaocup 4th Round; AFC Bournemouth vs @astonvilla ; Wednesday, 28 Oct 2026, 12:45p kickoff; @kezarpub 770 Stanyan St. San Francisco #VillansByTheBay
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Kenny’s done it again. Sheer beauty.
Crowded House - Weather With You 2/3 of this weekend’s trio of #duets ( with yours truly😁) @CrowdedHouseHQ #CrowdedHouse #cover #acoustic
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📣 Music Twitter Countdown Update 📣 The wheel has spoken! Starting Monday, the 26th: #TopTenLiveVersionWins - songs you’d choose the live released version over the studio recording Please retweet and share! 🎶🤍 #TopTenScreenToStereo #MonthInMyEars
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Wait so Nicolas Jackson is the starting striker of the almighty Aston Villa I’m supposed to be scared of???😂😂
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MORNING x
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Hey UK! Excited to say I’ll be promoting some gigs here in 2027. Get at me.
SF’s Bottom of the Hill will live on under a new owner in 2027, with a longtime patron taking over the business and pledging to preserve its independent spirit, while the original owners will keep the building to help ensure it remains a music venue. buff.ly/tMHwiZl
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Putting this up for the dumbest tweet, ever. Don’t care if I’m aiding a bot get engagement. @coreyganim you are the dumbest person on Twitter. Full stop.
AI generated music is 1000x better than real music. Today I canceled Spotify and SiriusXM because I finally tested Suno. What sold me was the first prompt I gave it: “My favorite artists are A Day to Remember, Bring Me The Horizon, Spiritbox, Bad Omens, and Sleep Token. Analyze all their hits and generate a song I’m likely to love based on those artists.” It one shots an absolute banger in 10 seconds. I'll link the song in the next tweet for anyone curious. Why would I ever go back to Spotify/SiriusXM when I can generate music perfectly tailored to my taste on command, for free? Not affiliated with Suno in any way btw, it was just one of those moments where I was so impressed with AI’s capability I had to say something about it.
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We're Holy Coves, a Welsh rock band from North Wales. We are influenced by all the great bands before us. Pink Floyd, Manic Street Preachers, Budgie, Pearl Jam, Led Zepplin, the list goes on! #pinkfloyd #ledzepplin #manicstreetpreachers #welshband #rockband
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SF Nimbys: "we don't have space for more homes, if we did...what about traffic!?" Developers: "ok, how about we put 5,000+ homes on top of an ugly railyard, rebuild the train terminal and add lots of shops". SF Nimbys: "f*ck"
One of San Francisco's largest redevelopment projects could completely transform nearly 19 acres of land near Downtown. Plans are moving forward for the redevelopment of the Caltrain Railyards at 4th and King in SoMa. The project could include: • Up to 5,834 apartments • Up to 5.6 million SF of commercial space • 160,000+ SF of retail • A completely rebuilt Caltrain station • More than 4 acres of public open space • Multiple skyscrapers reaching 350 to 600 feet • A potential 850-foot tower This land is currently occupied by railroad tracks, platforms, maintenance facilities and the existing Caltrain station. The proposal would modernize the transit infrastructure, relocate train storage and maintenance, and create an entirely new mixed-use neighborhood above and around the station. Thousands of people could be living, working, shopping and spending time in what is currently a massive rail yard. And all directly connected to one of the Bay Area's most important transit corridors. The project is now entering environmental review, with construction potentially starting in 2029 and taking 15 to 20 years to complete.... There's obviously a long road ahead, but I love seeing developers think this big about underutilized urban land. This could completely reshape SF. 📍San Francisco
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