A great quality sound you've got going on. This happy uplifting liquid thing has little power over me though... guess my brain is just wired for irony.

The 'D' word he says rhymes with the 3rd word he said, so I heard: "friend in need is the friend indeed".

The sound of the final D (indeed) is kinda lost because he turns his head away from the microphone or something.

It's far away from how we pronounce 'dick' here in NZ, but someone from Australia in particular might hear "friend in nit is the friend in dick".

Have we any russian metal band   

Here's a song from one Russian metal album I listen to. I can only assume all their bands sound like this:

I had a dream about a collaborative effort to make a shopper map, which had things like a tree and a leafy vine and some text saying something about a worms swimming pool. It seemed like I started it while I was sitting outside a school building. The map had an open top. There was lots of arguing about where to put things and whether some text was taking up too much room and would get in the way. I was struggling to copy and paste a cross-shaped object because it blurred in with one of the trees a bit. I didn't seem to remember that shopper existed as a scheme until we were actually playing a game on the map. One weapon used was similar to a banana bomb, but the bananas were replaced with red circles that bounced even higher.

Anyone who votes 75% or less doesn't even believe xkcd's Earth Temperature Timeline I suppose.

Humanity will be okay in 2050 I think. 2100 could be a worry.

I feel like a bit of a rebel not having any tattoos also. Once upon a time I imagined getting a tattoo of Bloopy (my character, not this picture but a more badass one drawn by someone else). Now I don't like that idea and would prefer more of a joke tattoo, probably one of Gary Sinise from CSI: New York.

I don't hate tattoos but I think too many looks bad. On the arms or lower legs is ok, but tattoos on the torso, thighs, neck and face etc. seems like too much. It's like a misdirection or fake news to distract you from real nature, comparable to a ricer car or wearing too much make-up.

The link is that people who choose not to take the vaccine may lose some freedoms. Eg. not being allowed on flights or public transport, or losing their jobs, especially if they work in the health sector or with the elderly. Which is just common sense really considering the number of people dropping dead daily.