deckwreck

Thanks...things are looking a little brighter at the moment. It has just been a really rough ride and we've already put so much into making this happen so it is really disheartening to feel like we're repeatedly taking one step forward just to get knocked two steps back.

You just wish you were as cool as me, I can tell. Jealousy emanates from you like a stench.

Ill be damned. My phrase from above still applies to your last comment. Ill hop on AIM later so we can wax superior*.

*retarded.

The neverending story was quite a disappointment if you ask me, it ended. Although the sequel did seem like it would go on forever....

Exactly! I figured all the pirate comments didn't even justify a response.

Peeps are ghetto, son. Oh, and stop reading my damn comments in other the journals of others. Scratch that, I grant you Fellow Awesome Motherfucker (FAM) status. You may continue to comment on all that I do. So shall it be, now and forever!

OK, now I'm sober. What hath been foiled now?

Damn, I think there will be pictures of my exploits floating around soon...

We were probably slamming into each other at some point then... I swallowed a mouthful of her spit/water. I'm one of the lucky bastards who got an autographed loaf of bread as well.

My friend James (who is kinda short for a guy) made a Tony Hawk character to resemble him, which is funny because he had to use a kid and it did actually look like him.

That girl has a boyfriend and I ain't about to be some Toyfriend

I've heard from a few sources that Perdido Street Statioin is really good. What's it about?

hello. how are you? do you come here often!?
(sorry, im bored and you look funny!)
xo

I have no problem with Germans. I just love ribbin' my friends.

Except cheesier.

Stay tuned for new ones as whimsy dictates.

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We are indeed awesome with our unmatched cat ryhmin' skillz!!!111`1`

About Nirvana...a couple weeks ago I was on a massive Kurt kick and listened to them every time I was in the car. I was a freshman when Grunge Zero* happened and had moved onto angst filled NIN and KMFDM by then. It was only a couple days after that I began to realize what no more Nirvana would mean...



*I just gave birth to that Ground Zero spoof of a term. Mojo, here I come!

i freely admit to liking diet soda. i got over the shame somewhere along the line. almost.

i can't say i have a wholly positive or negative opinion of nirvana - it's just relatively different for me since i was about 16 when bleach came out, 17 when nevermind hit the stands.

being the lil' skater punk dweeb i was most of my friends and i loved bleach. negative creep rocked. this was when skateboarding was still really, really lame and just not something you did if you ever had a hope in hell of kissing a girl.

by junior year teen spirit had put everything previously below the surface up for grabs to anyone, and i had lame cheerleaders and guys that formerly wanted to kick my ass asking me what kind of music i liked. everyone asked if we liked nirvana then we must like perl jam, so where were our flannel shirts. it totally changed the playing field of our high school where we stood alongside all the popular kids. and it totally freaked us out.

it wasn't so much the music i grew up with as the music they released me out into the world with. by the time unplugged came out i'd just been out of school for maybe six months. lots of house parties. my first ice luge. etc.

it still seems to odd to me when you look at someone who's 16 now and has zero musical boundaries. they can like britney and nin in the same breath and it doesn't bother anyone a wink. that was so not the case before nirvana. their success pretty much forced everyone i knew at the time to reevaluate themselves musically in some part. the easy way out was to presumably stop liking them since they'd "gone mainstream" (as if they had the option), but it proved nearly impossible for anyone to do. because they had the frusterating distinction of writing some dang decent lil' tunes on top of all the rest.