I've just woken up! ...

Quoted from Sandra

I think everybody should see this episode of South Park. I really do.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smug_Alert!

Yeah that's not a bad episode!!   But there are better ones I think.

I have to study today.

It's raining heavily.

My cat is chasing a fly.  

I'm a cosplayer!

Why do I have to go to the docters tomorow?? I don't have the gas and I don't wanna go!!

Quoted from Sandra

I think everybody should see this episode of South Park. I really do.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smug_Alert!

Speaking of South Park, here's another one well worth watching in this election year:

http://www.stansdad.com/season8/episode8/


Not work safe unless you work for me.

How I like Sonic X anime!!!!!!!

It's only Rock n Roll but i like it!  

I became a cosplayer!

Quoted from Geoff

Speaking of South Park, here's another one well worth watching in this election year:

http://www.stansdad.com/season8/episode8/


Not work safe unless you work for me.

The Hungarian MTV broadcasts 2 episodes each day, this one was on a few days ago   Yeah this is really a good one. A great parody of politics.. And PETA  
"It's always between a giant douche and a turd sandwitch... Nearly every election since the beginning of time has been between some douche and some turd" Hehe that makes sense  

what to make for breakfast...hmm...

Why do we drive on a parkway and park in a driveway?

RANT ALERT!!! I think if the record companies went back to major pressings of vinyl, and made the CD retro, maybe they would cut down on music losses? Its a little more difficult to share vinyl, than mp3s. Yes I know it can be done, I'm a bootleg lover meself. I can see it now, "Did you pick up RANDOM BAND'S new single yet?" "No, I can't wait to hear the flip side!"
"Maybe we can hear it on the RADIO(an old way of hearing new songs)" I think this instant gratification has made music sloppy nowadays. Download new MP3, put it on your MP3 player and your off! Band sends new album that was made in two weeks via internet to company, company issues digital singles and digital albums almost instantly. Now don't get me wrong, I'm 19 and I think this. MP3 and what not is just fine. I would have never gotten many wonderful bootlegs, without MP3 or the Internet. Heck, I wouldn't be here! So I'm not a complete digital hater. I just think that with vinyl, you go home, hang your sleeve in a frame, put a poster from it up, soak in the cover art, WALK to your record player, put it on,
listen, then FLIP it over. You actually get to touch it!(CD's yes I know). It seems like vinyl was a MUSIC EXPERIENCE, like going to a CINEMA and seeing a widescreen roadshow. It was like an art exhibition. And you can watch go around, or play it at funny speeds. This new ARTIST is presenting you his labor of love, worked long and hard over, with much attention and care given to it, not just shuck it out and lets make some money. But there was plenty of that on vinyl too. Plus, vinyl just sounds warmer anyway, even if it is distortion. Phew... got that off me chest!

Quoted from Mellotroniac

RANT ALERT!!! I think if the record companies went back to major pressings of vinyl, and made the CD retro, maybe they would cut down on music losses? Its a little more difficult to share vinyl, than mp3s. Yes I know it can be done, I'm a bootleg lover meself. I can see it now, "Did you pick up RANDOM BAND'S new single yet?" "No, I can't wait to hear the flip side!"
"Maybe we can hear it on the RADIO(an old way of hearing new songs)" I think this instant gratification has made music sloppy nowadays. Download new MP3, put it on your MP3 player and your off! Band sends new album that was made in two weeks via internet to company, company issues digital singles and digital albums almost instantly. Now don't get me wrong, I'm 19 and I think this. MP3 and what not is just fine. I would have never gotten many wonderful bootlegs, without MP3 or the Internet. Heck, I wouldn't be here! So I'm not a complete digital hater. I just think that with vinyl, you go home, hang your sleeve in a frame, put a poster from it up, soak in the cover art, WALK to your record player, put it on,
listen, then FLIP it over. You actually get to touch it!(CD's yes I know). It seems like vinyl was a MUSIC EXPERIENCE, like going to a CINEMA and seeing a widescreen roadshow. It was like an art exhibition. And you can watch go around, or play it at funny speeds. This new ARTIST is presenting you his labor of love, worked long and hard over, with much attention and care given to it, not just shuck it out and lets make some money. But there was plenty of that on vinyl too. Plus, vinyl just sounds warmer anyway, even if it is distortion. Phew... got that off me chest!

A hell of a bird is a pelican,
his bill can hold more than his belly can.