Nice! We were up in the nosebleed seats and it was still incredible

I honestly don't remember. My wife knows, and that's good enough for me. My first Tool show, and given how often they come to Japan, maybe my last

I'm glad they're carrying on with these, despite Ken Block's passing. Pastrana seems the obvious successor.

My father, former military guy and someone who's flown the flag daily pretty much my whole life, has refused to fly it a single day so long as the orange abomination is in office.

The place itself has a lot going for it. This administration and the direction of things in general, not so much. As an American, it's beyond embarrassing. Like, holy-shit levels of resentment and ill will for those doing and supporting this shit.

Excellent

Oh hell, that's bad. It's a logarithmic scale, isn't it?

My understanding is that's often a clue to the magnitude of it. And yeah, it was loooong

7.2 in Aomori. Serious shit at that scale

The crows in the park are still having a bit of a moment. Animals know what's up

Yeah, looks like about a 7 in Aomori. No joke when it's up there and I can feel it that clearly in Saitama

It's almost as if being shitty to other people doesn't pay dividends in the long run. Just my personal theory.

Regarding the photos being above average for me, this weekend I took about 1,500 pictures on my old Canon. According to this utility, I've taken a total of 76,548 photos with that camera over the last 15 years.

I'm not a high volume guy. I don't know how people manage doing events.

Wonderful news!