Don't post what you listen to on FB? This is hard?

First World Problems: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups. That didn't sit well, especially considering he's a drummer in some rock bands that definitely don't lean toward pop sounds.

Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups.

"He was the one that begged me and begged me to use his account and use his own playlists," she said. "When I did it, he got all bent out of shape because he didn't appreciate my terrible taste in music."

His indie rock buddies and other friends mocked him mercilessly.

1. Be a man
2. Tell your stupid hipster indie rock friends to go fark themselves.
3. Turn off the option to post what you're listening too to facebook. No one gives a shiat what you're listening too anyway
4. Stop liking what I don't like
5. Profit?

By Kevin Coffey
WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER


Subby fails reading comprehension. The author is a columnist for the newspaper, not someone writing a letter of complaint. Dave Barry must really confuse you.

I have a wife now?, how drunk was I last night.

abhorrent1: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups.

"He was the one that begged me and begged me to use his account and use his own playlists," she said. "When I did it, he got all bent out of shape because he didn't appreciate my terrible taste in music."

His indie rock buddies and other friends mocked him mercilessly.

1. Be a man
2. Tell your stupid hipster indie rock friends to go fark themselves.
3. Turn off the option to post what you're listening too to facebook. No one gives a shiat what you're listening too anyway
4. Stop liking what I don't like
5. Profit?

Holy good gawd THIS.
What a f*cking pansy.
People take music way WAY too seriously. If you're offended that people like music you don't like, it's time to realize you have severe confidence and self-esteem issues.

What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?

Drummer.

Jake Havechek: What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?

Drummer.

What do you call a drummer without a girlfriend?

Homeless.

/former drummer, love these jokes

gregory311: Jake Havechek: What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?
Drummer.
What do you call a drummer without a girlfriend?
Homeless.
/former drummer, love these jokes

Drummers always have the best drummer jokes.

My wife and I have our own separate accounts on the computers at home. That way, we can set everything up the way we want to set it up, and have things our own way. And no, we're not keeping secrets from each other- we know each others' passwords for the computer itself, and usually the one has to log the other out before using the computer next. We did it so that we can set things up however we like without affecting the other. If the couple in the article have completely different tastes in music, why the fark are they sharing a spotify account? Are they that tech- afraid that the idea of logging out of one account and logging in to another worries them? There are actually people that go to counseling for this? Jesus! The solution is simple: get separate accounts if your tastes are that incompatible. Same thing with the facebook BS. My wife's cousin and her husband do this. Hubby is a youth pastor, and he's fairly young and good- looking. So some of the girls in his group were being a bit flirty with him on FB. They decided to share an FB account to put a stop to it. I suppose it works for them, but it wouldn't have been that hard for him to explain the the girls that that was inappropriate behavior even on FB, and that he would block them if they kept doing it. Problem solved.

abhorrent1: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups.

"He was the one that begged me and begged me to use his account and use his own playlists," she said. "When I did it, he got all bent out of shape because he didn't appreciate my terrible taste in music."

His indie rock buddies and other friends mocked him mercilessly.

1. Be a man
2. Tell your stupid hipster indie rock friends to go fark themselves.
3. Turn off the option to post what you're listening too to facebook. No one gives a shiat what you're listening too anyway
4. Stop liking what I don't like
5. Profit?

Yeah, holy shiatballs, God forbid your buddies see that you like something they don't consider "manly" or whatever.

I mean, that's what the point of the article was, but...wow. This guy is a douche. So's this one:

Ben Reynolds and his wife, Nikki, also share a DVR. Mostly, things are fine, but he occasionally fills up the box with too many episodes of "Two and a Half Men" or she forgets to record a sporting event for long enough (sometimes, they go over their timeslot and the DVR will stop recording).

It has led to arguments.

"It also stinks that it actually forces me to sometimes watch 'Grey's Anatomy,'" Reynolds said.

Truly, the world is coming to an end.

balki1867: First World Problems: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups. That didn't sit well, especially considering he's a drummer in some rock bands that definitely don't lean toward pop sounds.

I feel sorry for the guy if he and his wife have kids and the family use a shared Netflix account.

Who am I kidding, this guy's probably going to die a lonely bachelor.

So I opened up Spotify and checked out Owl City. That was pretty terrible. Still it is sad though that someone really cares so much about what their friends think about the music they listen to. How hard is it to say that your wife uses your account?

Indie music died when Throwing Muses broke up.

/get off my lawn

I know reading the article is so 2007 but this

"It comes up on a nightly basis at my house," said Brier Jirka, sex therapist with Methodist Physicians Clinic Women's Center Pelvic Pain and Sexual Medicine Center.

How does that and even work?

What is Owl City?
What is Spotify?

BalugaJoe: What is Owl City?
What is Spotify?

ditto

theMightyRegeya: abhorrent1: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups.

"He was the one that begged me and begged me to use his account and use his own playlists," she said. "When I did it, he got all bent out of shape because he didn't appreciate my terrible taste in music."

His indie rock buddies and other friends mocked him mercilessly.

1. Be a man
2. Tell your stupid hipster indie rock friends to go fark themselves.
3. Turn off the option to post what you're listening too to facebook. No one gives a shiat what you're listening too anyway
4. Stop liking what I don't like
5. Profit?

Yeah, holy shiatballs, God forbid your buddies see that you like something they don't consider "manly" or whatever.

I mean, that's what the point of the article was, but...wow. This guy is a douche. So's this one:

Ben Reynolds and his wife, Nikki, also share a DVR. Mostly, things are fine, but he occasionally fills up the box with too many episodes of "Two and a Half Men" or she forgets to record a sporting event for long enough (sometimes, they go over their timeslot and the DVR will stop recording).

It has led to arguments.

"It also stinks that it actually forces me to sometimes watch 'Grey's Anatomy,'" Reynolds said.

Truly, the world is coming to an end.

justneal: BalugaJoe: What is Owl City?
What is Spotify?

ditto

Thirded

GAH! i'm trying to be a goth here, geez. Way to ruin my internet cred, girlfriend and pop music.. no one will beleive i hate my life now :(

Jake Havechek: Indie music died when Throwing Muses broke up.

/get off my lawn

then what do you make of this?

tbhouston: GAH! i'm trying to be a goth here, geez. Way to ruin my internet cred, girlfriend and pop music.. no one will beleive i hate my life now :(

if you're listening to Owl City, I would believe it.

balki1867: First World Problems: Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups. That didn't sit well, especially considering he's a drummer in some rock bands that definitely don't lean toward pop sounds.

THIS. Jeez. Sometimes I hate Western society.

FeedTheCollapse: Jake Havechek: Indie music died when Throwing Muses broke up.

/get off my lawn

then what do you make of this?

No Leslie, though.

ITT: Subnormals who make a Mr. Magoo face when presented with a keyboard or touchscreen argue that sharing an AOL account is one of the joys of being married.

Shouldn't that be Autotune City?

How does him not having any shows recorded force him to watch Grey's Anatomy? Can't he read a book or go for a walk outside or maybe watch something on live TV that isn't recorded?

I kind of like owl city. The music is ridiculously happy.
/could do without all the Jesus fellatio
//wouldn't tell anyone I like them
///you farkers don't count

Hey, Fireflies is catchy.

I find it difficult to like any singer that meticulously pronounces every syllable as if they're instructing a class in diction.

Like Owl City, or Suzanne Vega, or GG Allin.

Wup, excuse me....let that last one sneak in there accidentally. But it's good fit. GG was the epitome of courteous behavior, tasteful performances, and good diction.

zez: How does him not having any shows recorded force him to watch Grey's Anatomy? Can't he read a book or go for a walk outside or maybe watch something on live TV that isn't recorded?

No, the pvr holds a gun to his yambag

It tickles me that how after the initial physical attraction and frequent sex wears down, some couples realize that they really don't like each other that much at all.

Sharing accounts is no big deal for the missus and I. We share iTunes account because I had an iTunes account already and farking Apple makes it onerous to have multiple accounts. All our music is on one comp and backed up, yes even her Celine Dion albums . . . (she sometimes has pretty terrible taste in music.) She has her own playlist with all her stuff in it.

Netflix isn't an issue, we each have stuff particular to us saved in the instant que. When one of us is watching something the other has no interest in we go do something else. This is what adults who co-habitate do. The people discussed in the article are immature and stupid.

We also both view social networks with revulsion so nothing to worry about there.

Faddy: "It comes up on a nightly basis at my house," said Brier Jirka, sex therapist with Methodist Physicians Clinic Women's Center Pelvic Pain and Sexual Medicine Center.

How does that and even work?

I want to go to a Pelvic Pain center. Not a pelvic pain management center, but just a regular pelvic pain center.

Eh, I kinda like Owl City. Then again, I also like Rush, Dream Theater, Less Than Jake, Five Iron Frenzy, Rammestein, Megadeth, Led Zepplin, Frank Sinatra, Tupac, West Side Connection, The Glenn Miller Orcehstra, Beethoven, etc

I can listen to anything except most country.

KrispyKritter: author hasn't been married very long. my wife left my bed yeeeears ago, set up her own bedroom, she doesn't need me snoring and farting on her when she has to get up for work in the morning. the honeymoon was over before most assholes on the internet were even born.

share a PC with my wife? what are you, high? we don't even eat dinner together. grow up. marriage is nice for a short time then life sucks and you play the 'who's gonna die first?' waiting game. insurance policies are the gamble that always pays, my friends. winner takes all.

Honest question...why are you still married to her if it sucks so bad?

taurusowner: Eh, I kinda like Owl City. Then again, I also like Rush, Dream Theater, Less Than Jake, Five Iron Frenzy, Rammestein, Megadeth, Led Zepplin, Frank Sinatra, Tupac, West Side Connection, The Glenn Miller Orcehstra, Beethoven, etc

I can listen to anything except most country.

Country isn't that bad. Just have to be in a smoky bar at a pool table with a bunch of whiskey in me to like it enough.

This column reads like an Onion article.

otalicus: I can listen to anything except most country.

Country isn't that bad. Just have to be in a smoky bar at a pool table with a bunch of whiskey in me to like it enough.

I'm not much of a country fan. I like Brad Paisley though.

Things came to a head when she listened to the pop band Owl City. Spotify posted to Matt's Facebook account that he had been listening to Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen and other sugary pop groups. That didn't sit well, especially considering he's a drummer in some rock bands that definitely don't lean toward pop sounds.

His indie rock buddies and other friends mocked him mercilessly.

"Owl City"? Disgusting name

INDIE. KICKS. IN. THE. ASS.

UtileDysfunktion: gregory311: Jake Havechek: What do you call a guy who hangs out with musicians?
Drummer.
What do you call a drummer without a girlfriend?
Homeless.
/former drummer, love these jokes

Drummers always have the best drummer jokes.

How can you tell if the stage is level? The drummer drools out of both sides of his mouth.

/Not a drummer. I'm even worse, I'm the lead singer in my band.
//Owl City? Who?

When Future Mr Mouse and I first moved in together I got weirdly possessive of my Netflix account. Mostly because it was screwing up my recommendations from the hours of bad anime and science fiction he'd watch (no, seriously, ranging from mediocre to bad in both categories) and he would on occasion put some DVDs on the queue ahead of stuff I had been anticipating first. Now I just live with my screwed up movie recommendations and he places movies he wants in the #2-4 spots.

I was prepared to call "Matt" a douche too, but I had never heard of Owl City so I gave it a listen on Grooveshark -- OMFG, kill it with fire.

BalugaJoe: What is Owl City?
What is Spotify?

Spotify is a music streaming service. Say there is an album you are interested in, you can look it up and listen to the whole album the day it comes out at no cost. Their music library is also farking huge and listening to music will generate income for the rights holders. IMO it blows Pandora and Grooveshark out of the water.

Jettero: Don't post what you listen to on FB? This is hard?

Spotify likes to share what you are listening to with your friends. I created a second facebook account just so I wouldn't have that nonsense on my profile.