The Peanut Drought of 2564

[DrAmazing343]

The peanuts have run so low, we're resorting to Players' Club cannibalism and peanutting joke threads.

When will it end? Who will break our cycles of guilt? Who will be our martyr, creating the most entertaining of peanuts for the whole gallery to enjoy?

[kinnebian]

We had the surge and bmon one, theres barely been a drought! Its ALL IN YOUR HEAD!!!

[Timonk]

the drought will end when i beat skyrim

[DrAmazing343]

We had the surge and bmon one, theres barely been a drought! Its ALL IN YOUR HEAD!!!

The life cycle of peanuts grows ever lower. EVER LOWER!

When will the CYCLE BE BROKEN?!

[Jonathan Gupta]

peanuts arent good for the psyche cleanse the soul of them.

[iwishforducks]

hi

[Cheshify]

Get a better hobby

[Imitates-The-Lizards]

Oh, I gotchu, I'll go play a single round of security and spawn a ban appeal, a policy discussion thread, and 1.5 peanuts.

[dendydoom]

that's the spirit!

[Jacquerel]

If you think about it we need the incoming headmins to do a worse job so that there's more to talk about

[conrad]

We had the surge and bmon one, theres barely been a drought! Its ALL IN YOUR HEAD!!!

ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE-IE-IE-IE-OHODODODO

[kinnebian]

We had the surge and bmon one, theres barely been a drought! Its ALL IN YOUR HEAD!!!

ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE-IE-IE-IE-OHODODODO

the history behind that song is actually really cool
its a psuedo anthem for ceasefire in the troubles

"Zombie" is a protest song by Irish alternative rock[1] band the Cranberries, written by the band's lead singer, Dolores O'Riordan, in response to and in memory of two young victims of a bombing that occurred during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

[Cheshify]

If you think about it we need the incoming headmins to do a worse job so that there's more to talk about

Making peanutters bored is the greatest honour a headmin can receive.

[TypicalRig]

Get a better hobby

like being a headmin?!!!??!

[Cheshify]

Get a better hobby

like being a headmin?!!!??!

I was going to say poetry, but yeah sure

[Imitates-The-Lizards]

Get a better hobby

like being a headmin?!!!??!

I was going to say poetry, but yeah sure

I am here to complain to everyone that cheshi was lying and does not, in fact, write poetry, much to my disappointment.

[DrAmazing343]

Songs with historical context are some of the most interesting pieces of media out there. Certainly a lesser example, considering it’s not referencing any event but a whole social change, Gorillaz’ “Stylo” was one of the first songs that I realized had a meaning to it below the rhythm as a kid.

“Coming on to the overload,” and statements like that lament the increasing overpopulation of the world and a greater move towards technological advancement without regard for effects on our humanity. Very interesting stuff for a fourteen year old me, and scintillating now that I’ve begun to see the effects of what the song explores.

Of course, “Dirty Harry” by the same band is far more contextual to this conversation, speaking out against America’s middle-eastern involvement during the early 2000’s (Desert Storm, Iraq/Iran conflicts) and the movement of soldiers as pawns for the old, rich fools in Congress.

“Kids With Guns” has a very similar feeling to it, though I’ll admit I haven’t nearly analyzed that one through enough to remark more upon it.

I quite like a lot of Gorillaz’ work, and I’d recommend it highly to anyone who likes techno, indie, rock, and even rap. Damon Albarn’s a genre-hopping genius.