heatherann007:
I'm here now.
heatherann007:
pffffffffffffffffffffffffft.

Yeah. About like that. I've been in a foul mood for a month now.
heatherann007:
I can't IM because the bossman is micromanaging today.

I'm just feeling lost right now.... and hopeless. I am just unhappy and trying to figure out what I need to do to change that.
illstabyou:
I completely forgot about that -- I'm really embarassed. That wasn't a very dad idea of me. smile
heatherann007:
Ah, yes... you must've gotten sucked in to the end post.

And what was that? A hug and a COCK? lol... yeah, I could probably use some of that, too.
heatherann007:
Sent you an email.

I'm still confused as to why I need a chicken, though.... wink
heatherann007:
bye
spinky:
Only coz you told me to biggrin
heatherann007:
Your timing is wretched. I'm on my way out the door to go home. biggrin Hopefully, I'll be able to log in to IM and catch you tonight, though.

kiss
illstabyou:
Yeah totally -- I'm a fan of Botch and Old Man Gloom.

I got to see Botch quite a few times way back when (1998 - 1999ish). The new Old Man Gloom stuff is great too ("THE DEAD WILL BE BURRIED CELLOPHANE!").

smile
illstabyou:
Way back when just about every band did that stuff with the lights. Dillinger still does it.

Pretty much they just turn off all the lights in the place, and point a whole bunch of strobe lights (the kind you can get just about anywhere) right at the audience. So those bands that swing their instruments around all the time look a little bit cooler doing it.

I saw Botch a pub a few blocks from where I used to live so it was pretty easy to do that, they were opening for a pretty well known local band so hardly anyone knew who they were (that's how I first heard of them when I saw them).

They were great, and I'm really surprised that they hardly got any recognition until after they called it quits.
spinky:
walkswithbears made my pic for me blush

you still havent told me who this woman is