Friday, October 14, 2005
You said you’d never have my baby so I went out and adopted a highway
Things I’m hot on:
Thumbsucker: This was a really good movie. Something, and I’m not even sure what it is, kept it from being great. Oddly it wasn’t the presence of Keanu Reeves, whose character is so good that not even he could ruin it. It wasn’t Benjamin Bratt, who surprisingly steals this movie, mainly because he has another one of the films great characters. I really can’t say what it was, but something kept this movie from being great. Either way this film is definitely worth while and I’d highly recommend it to anyone. Even if you’re not into intelligent/indie films go for the fact that Kelli Garner is ridiculously hot in this film.
Matt Pond PA – Several Arrows Later: This band continues to get better with each album. They’ve set the bar extremely high for all Chamber Pop bands. This album is MPPA’s popiest to date, as the band beautifully steals from the Arcade Fire,Travis and even the Strokes at times. There’s also a song called ‘The Moviegoer’ giving the band big points for referencing Walker Percy. The only problem with this album is the same problem with all MPPA albums. While all the songs are nice and lovely, not all of them stand out, the middle tracks on this album tend to blend together. While it’s not like they’re bad songs, they just don’t stand out. Another downside is the single: Halloween, which is easily the best song on the album, is destined to make this band semi-popular. And as an elitist a-hole I’m very opposed to this. Other then that this is a really solid album, easily the bands most experimental. Highlight Songs: Halloween, So Much Trouble, Emblems, The Trees and the Wild, Several Arrows Later.
My Rating: 8.3 out of 10.
Rockford Charitable Games Association: This is supposedly a charity here in Illinois. But as far as I can tell it’s just a front for an underground casino. They play Texas Hold ‘Em out several different locations each week. They claim to give the rake to charity. But I just don’t believe them. Plus it’s a lot cooler if you feel like you could be arrested at any given time during a hand. Plus I won over 60 dollars there so I’m real hot on it.
Things I’m not hot on ( a.k.a. The Not Hot List):
Domino: No, I haven’t seen the movie. But have you seen Keira Knightley’s butch hair cut in this film. I don’t care what the character is suppose to look like, this was a terrible idea. Since 90% of the people who go to see this movie will be men going to watch Knightley is a really a good idea to give her a 10 year-old boy’s hair cut? The answer my friends is no.
Smoking: Against my better judgment, I recently quit quitting smoking. My main reason for this is I have too much time on my hands, it gives me some extra motivation w/ homework as well as something to plan my day around. Now as depressing as that last sentence was, I made it sound as if smoking was a good thing. Well it’s not. I’m starting to remember why I hate smoking. First you always smell, and there’s only so much Axe a man can spray on himself. And even after you brush your teeth the stench and taste never really leaves you mouth.
Rookie of the Year: All I remembered of this movie was the premise and that I loved it as a kid. A few days ago my suite mates and I re-watched it. And this movie is so f*cking unrealistic it hurts. And I know it’s a kid’s movie and expecting realism is ignorant. I think what really disappointed me was the low standards I had for movies as a child.
Things I’m hot on, but really wish I wasn’t (a.k.a Guilty Pleasures):
Facebook.com: While I tell myself I’m just on there to kill time, I’m starting to enjoy it, a lot. And if you know anything about this site you should know why it’s a guilty pleasure.
Cameron Crowe: I love his films, there I said it. I’m constantly re-watching Vanilla Sky, Jerry McGuire, Say Anything, the works. So why is it a guilty pleasure. B/C the guys an ass clown. He’s stuck in the eighties, for further proof see the line in the VS where he tells someone he’s attracted to a girl by saying: I dug her completely. And now Elizabethtown is coming out today, which stars Orlando Bloom and Kristen Dunst. On paper this movie looks real sh*tty. But I’m sure I’m going love it. And then I’ll have to hide the fact that I liked an Orlando Bloom film from people. And that’s why Cameron is a guilty pleasure.
Until We Meet Again
Monday, October 10, 2005
Attention American Screen Writers: You’re Not J.D. Salinger.
Until We Meet Again
Friday, October 07, 2005
It's been a long time. But you know what they say, slow motion better then no motion.
Top 5 Euphemisms for Heterosexual Intercourse.
5. Doing the DEW!!?!?!?!?!?!?
4. Bumping Nasties.
3. Genital Bowling.
2. That thing my parents do when they think I’m asleep.
1. Balls to taint slapping.
Until We Meet Again
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Stop everything and...
Monday, October 03, 2005
Say It Ain't So
Weezer Fall: Listen, no matter who you are at some point in your life you loved Weezer. The blue album is probably the best power pop album of the 90’s. And Pinkerton, the defining album of my high school years, is the best melancholy/emo* album not put out by the Cure or the Smiths. Whether you got off on the catchy radio hits or the edgy pseudo-Pixies songs they did, you loved Weezer at some point and time. Then they fell off the face of the earth. And years later, like the Phoenix they rose again.
They returned by releasing the Green album. It was kinda of fun and catchy, but horribly flawed. But we (I say we b/c I refuse to belief that I was the only one who felt or did these things.) ignored the generic, uninspired lyrics and the never ending verse solos because we were all happy to have Weezer back in our lives. We rationalized the fact that they never played Pinkerton songs live by saying that they were just fronting their new album. We looked the other way as Rivers Cumo started showing up on magazine covers like Tiger Beat and Teen Vouge. We all told ourselves that redemption would come in their new album.
Then Maladroit came out. It wasn’t bad, and it wasn’t great, it just was. There were a few stand out songs, but for the most part the album just didn’t do anything. It was obvious to anyone who for some odd reason wasn’t in love with the Weezer of yesteryears, that the band was done trying to experiment musically. And that their main influence had shifted from the Pixies to the Foo Fighters. Yet still we held out hope, hope that one day the real Weezer return and they’d start making good music again. And then the band came out with Make Believe, and by doing so caused anyone who actually liked Weezer for their good music to loose all faith in them. This album, which sucks more sh*t then I care to think about, was like a cock-slap to the face of all their fans who wanted to believe that their two post-Pinkerton albums were just flukes or growing pains. The first time I heard that Beverly Hills was a Weezer song, I thought it was a joke. I thought for sure that Simple Plan or SR-71 had ambushed the band in the recording studio and then put out their new album under the moniker of Weezer. This song is probably the worst radio hit since O.M.C.’s How Bizzare or Deep Blue Something’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Or any song by Lit and the Offspring, who I think were actually the same band, but that’s a topic for another day. Make Believe caps off Weezer’s fall from greatness. It’s like Nero reign in Rome or Dwight Gooden’s career after he got busted for coke, things will never be the same. And now they’ve put out their new single “Everyone’s on Drugs”, which is about as enjoyable as constantly re-watching the Passions of the Christ. How far Weezer has fallen is definitely on the list of things I’ll never get over. To make matters worse I’m pretty sure I’ll be saying/thinking something very similar to this on Modest Mouse in 3-5 years.
Until We Meet Again
*I don’t mean emo in the sh*t-eating whinny Dashboard sense, but in the actually good musically and lyrically sense. Hopefully you’re not a dumb sh*t and you understand what I’m talking about.
Thursday, September 29, 2005
You can take all the tea in China. Put it in a big brown bag for me.
· If you haven’t seen it yet drop everything and check out Jake Plumber’s mustache: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=1177
· Whoever Green lighted Commander and Chief deserves to be shot, and then left for dead in New Mexico. Well you could probably take out the shot part and it would still be pretty bad.
· My roommate (who happens to be a huge cock monger) recently went to a Hot Hot Heat concert, and now that’s the only band he plays in our room. This band is like the soundtrack to a seizure. I almost vomit everytime I walk in and see that shit eater rocking out to this gawd awful music. (Editor’s Note: They actually have a few decent songs, but never, under any circumstance play more then 3 songs of theirs in a row. Just trust me on this.)
· Is there anything worse then the girl whose b/f plays on a sports team and then she feels compelled to out scream everyone whenever her significant other does anything half way decent. Man I hate that sh*t.
· Wouldn’t life be better if everyone referred to his or her reproductive organ as their ‘wrong wrong’.
· I’ve decided to curb my roommate. I came to this decision after I was woken up by his girlfriend text messaging him. He then preceded to call her and talk in the boyfriend voice for no less then 30 minutes. Keep in mind this was all happening at 8:45. I didn’t have to get up till 1:00. What an a$$.
· If you’re desperately missing Ryan Adams’s Wiskeytown days, then go out and buy his new CD “Jacksonville City Lights”. The CD is pure unadulterated country. It gets a bit too twangy at times, but the bright spots easily outway the ruff ones. And the highlights, as they are on all Ryan Adams CDs, are incredible. This album’s big winner is “The End” or “Hard Way to Fall”. Overall I give it a 7.5 out of 10.
· Whenever someone yells “We love you (insert band or person’s name)” at a concert I always feel compelled to yell “Speak for yourself b*tch” right after that.
· Of all the pointless traditions I semi-keep for myself I find know to be more enjoyable or as constant as my tradition of playing Pavement’s “Cut Your Hair” after each hair cut. (Ed: The one tradition that is way more constant then this one is the touching of my wrong wrong when I’m sad.)
· Has any trend ever been worse then the popped collar fad?
· Take my word for it, the freshman 15 is put on warp speed by the presence of a soft serve ice cream.
· After reviewing all my options and thinking things over during numerous sleepless nights I’ve decided my dream job would have to be being a Mob boss with a heart of gold.
· After seeing him live, I’ve recently been playing Sufjan Steven’s album Illinois almost non-stop and I’ve come to two conclusions 1. This is not only far and away the best album of this year, but… 2. This maybe the best album since OK Computer. Is currently 2:00 a.m., so that may explain for the hyperbole, but the album is really freakin’ good.
· I realize most of this post wouldn’t even pass as my B-Game, yet I feel obligated to post for all of my readers. You should all feel guilty about the poor quality of this post. This is what happens when you rush art. Have a good weekend.
Until We Meet Again
Monday, September 26, 2005
Memories and Memoirs, Part 1
“Some people never got over ‘Nam or the night their band opened for Nirvana. Well I never got over Charlie.”
This line got me thinking about things I’ve never gotten over. Some of them I may never get over, others I maybe over by the time I finish typing this. But either way here’s Part 1 of the list of things I’ve yet to get over.
The Ninja Gadien Trilogy: Three of the best video games ever, and on each one I’ve gotten to the final boss and never, despite countless hours of trying, defeated him. That fact haunts me to this day.
My Half Brother cheating every time we play Scategories: Seriously, who the f*** does he think he is? I mean it’s Scategories for chrissakes. I could go off on countless stories, b/c he cheats every f***ing time we play, but I’ll stick with just one story. One of the categories was toys and the letter was W, so this a-hole puts down Wonka trucks. Now we all know that it’s Tonka Trucks. Still, this lying POS went on to convince whoever it was we were playing with that the companies name was actually Wonka and they bought it. I was the only one who tried to vote him down. F him and F all of those people we played with that day.
The Ending to Huck Finn: Here we have a novel that was on the verge of being extrodinary, and then Twain pulls a Chris Webber on us. Seriously, he negates all the character progression that has gone on to this point and almost ruins the novel. I take it back, this is like C-Webb, the Buffalo Bills, Donovan Mcnab, Greg Norman and Byung Yung Kim all rolled into one.
The fact that System of a Down is really, really good: Honestly have you listened to this band? The tempo changes they pull are absolutely amazing. Their lead singer has an incredible voice with superb range. And I don’t even like the style of music they do but the songs are always catchy. Sh*t I hate the fact this band is too damned talented for me to label them as a guilty pleasure.
That the Arcade Fire-Wolf Parade Show in Chi-town being sold out: Truthfully I’m pretty much over this one, but this show is an absolute cream dream. By the time I found out about it it was already sold out. Damn.
The U of A – Illinois Game, 2005: I've tried long and hard to convince myself that his game never happened, but it did. Let me give you a little background here so you can understand the whole picture. U of A basketball is my 2nd religion, I’m completely serious. I live in die by this team every year from November to April. So here I am going to school in Chicago where everyone and there mother has jumped on the Illini bandwagon. Arizona has a 13 point lead 3 minutes left. I’m headed for the best gloating seesion of all-time, and the team to which I’ve devoted 20 solid years to is on the verge of the basketball Mecca known as the Final Four. Things couldn’t have possibly been better at that moment. And then, sh*t happened. I’d go into detail of telling you how they fell apart and eventually lost in OT all the while the refs swallowed their whistles. But I’d rather do something less painful like repeatedly stab myself in the penis with a sharp fork. I know now that I’ll never get over this game; I think I’m going go puke now and then take my own life. The mere memories of this game send me into a minor depression, seriously. Well now I feel completely miserable, stay tuned for part II.
Until We Meet Again
Friday, September 23, 2005
Do you believe in MGM Endings
- Hurricane Rita reminds me of those bands that have a really popular debut album then rush out their 2nd album a few months later only to find that it sucks and people have lost interest. (Note: It’s a joke…)
- After a good deal of thought I’ve decided that the sh*tty lip wrist-core that is currently sweeping the nation can be traced back, like almost all modern music, to the Pixies.
- I’ve now lowered my dating standards to a girl who would be able to understand how kick ass the mix I would give her is.
- I’m not the first person to find out about this, but the rand facts about chuck Norris and Vin Diesel are probably two of the funniest websites I’ve ever been to.
- More songs I missed on the Hurricane Katrina Mix: I wish I was in New Orleans by Tom Waits and Eye of the Hurricane by The Alarm.
- You know you live an uneventful/depressing life when you’re considering taking up smoking again just to kill time.
- Life’s a bitch and I’m her whore.
- Currently Chicago weather is hot, humid and miserable overall. With in a matter of weeks it will be too cold to go outside and equally as miserable. What a great city!?!?!?!!?!?
- True story: So I was walking on Wheaton’s Campus last weekend when a group of jr. highers and their leader came up with a video camera. They explained to me that they were doing a thing for their youth group where they were going around telling people they got punk’d. So they told me I got punk’d. I then punched all of them in the face and started shouting “No Bitch you got punk’d!!!!” Well the first part was true.
- If the only people who request to be my friends on myspace are topless guys who are obviously unsure about their sexuality and gay Latinos what does that say about me?
- Am I the only one who can stop thinking of the old SNL skit about Hurricane Dikta?
- Looking for a good book to make you feel racially aware and intellecitual read The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. DuBois.
- I think one of my life goals is to have a silhouette of myself appear in an Ipod ad.
- Reason #164 I hate my Roommate: He’s always shushing me when I walk into our room because he’s on the phone with his special lady friend. What a cock gobbler.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Things I’m hot on:
Sufjan Stevens: Wow, what a man. I wasn’t terribly familiar with Illinois, his latest album, when I saw him live, but wow. This was easily one of the three best shows I’ve ever seen. The guys really good and if you have a chance to go see him do so, I promise you won’t regret it. I’m not going to say anything else about the show b/c there’s no way I’ll do it justice.
Kanye West – Late Registration: Quickly approaching the “Holy F*cking Sh*t” level.
Salinger: First I read Catcher in the Rye, about two years too late but it was still great, and I’m halfway through Franny and Zoey which is rocking my socks off. So yeah.
Music: Elizabethtown Soundtrack, Castle Old Chair – Sad Pants: Don’t let the name fool you, this is not an emo album, just really good music. Tim Booth – Bone, Crooker Fingers – Dignity & Shame: I’d forgotten how great this album is, Hayden – Elk Lake Serenade, Silver Jews – Tanglewood Numbers: This album isn’t as good as all the others, but it’s growing on me. Especially Punks in the Beerlight and I’m getting back into getting back into you.
Arrested Development Season 3: One episode in and I’m hooked, this show has yet to miss a beat, just amazing.
Things I’m not hot on ( a.k.a. The Not Hot List):
Girls who wear dresses: It’s one thing if you have date, or it’s Sunday and you went to church. But if it’s Thursday and the only place your going is to the cafeteria, then why the f*ck are you so overdressed? Listen we understood that you were lady like when you refused to put out, wearing the dress is just overkill.
The new Deathcab CD: Against my better judgment I gave this Cd a listen and wow, it blew a$$. I mean it made Transatlantacisim look pretty good by comparison. This band is doing everything in its power to make me forget how good the Forbidden Love EP is.
Tampon commercials: That sh*t is gross!!!?!!?!?!?
Things I’m hot on, but really wish I wasn’t (a.k.a Guilty Pleasures):
Yahoo Pool: I currently lead a very sad life.
My Ipod: Not only does it keep me company when I leave my room, but it has also saved me from several stop and talks. But b/c I feel like an a-hole hipster for always having it with me, it has to be labeled as a guilty pleasure.
Until Next We Meet Again
Friday, September 16, 2005
Jesus rides beside me, He never buys any smokes.
· Why would anyone think it’s a good idea to tell you that a mentally handicap person is “a breath of fresh air”
· Do women see an ad for tampons on TV and then feel the immediate impulse to go out and buy that brand? Or are they just as uncomfortable as us when they come on?
· Book recommendation: The Brief and Freighting Reign" of Phil by George Saunders. This book is brilliantly written, weird as all hell, and oddly moving. And it’s an extremely quick read, pick this sh*t up.
· No matter how many times I see Jerry McGuire, I still get chocked up at the “I’m not letting you get rid of me” line.
· I have a phenomenal idea for a reality TV show. Find a gay football player, get him on a team in the NFL. Then let all they players on that team know he’s gay and just have the cameras rolling. Not Only am I certain this would make for great entertainment, but everyone would watch it.
· Avid reader Travis P. pointed out that I had two key misses in my Hurricane Katrina mix, Blame it on the rain by Milli Vanilli and Rock me like a hurricane by the Scorpions. In related news I’m still headed straight for hell.
· If you haven’t seen it, watch the Black Bush skit on Chappelle Season 2. Probably the hardest I’ve laughed evah!!!!
· I often feel a bit sound when I realize the only chance Arizona ever has of winning a national championship in football is when I play with them in NCAA Football 2005. And yes I have a very sad life right now.
· Which musical style is more generic, mainstream country or mainstream rap?
· Is it a curse or a mixed blessing that I’m great at nothing but near average on several things?
· I’m going to see Sufjan Stevens tomorrow. I having nothing more to add to this, I just wanted to brag.
· No matter how many times I watch the Real Cancun the “For a piece of a$$ you’re never going see again…You had 24 hours” line followed by the “ohhhh” gets me every time.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2005
A theory, and I’m probably an Insomniac
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Monday, September 12, 2005
Hurricane Katrina
Disclaimer: I realize this is a tragedy. I’ve given money to the Red Cross, I’m constantly in prayer for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. This list is my attempt at black comedy. It maybe in extremely poor taste, and poorly timed, but sometimes greatness requires great risk taking. I apologize to anyone who might be offended. I only intended this for comical purposes.
1. Jars Clay – Flood (Yeah you should probably stop reading now.)
2. Belle & Sebastian – Get Me Away from Here I’m Dying
3. Bob Dylan – Hurricane
4. Led Zeppelin – When the Levy Breaks
5. Badly Drawn Boy – Wet, Wet, Wet
6. Silver Jews – New Orleans
7. M. Ward – So Much Water
8. BJ Thomas – Rain Drops Keep Falling on my Head
9. David Gray – Dead in the Water (I felt really bad about this one.)
10. Fruit Bats – The Wind that Blew My Heart Away
11. Hillary Duff – Let the Rain Fall Down
12. Fountains of Wayne – Sink to the Bottom
13. Poor Rich Ones – Drown
14. Pixies – Wave of Mutilation
So Now that you all know I’m destined for hell, have a great day.
Until We Meet Again
Friday, September 09, 2005
A Logic Deduction
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Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Pressure, pressing down on me.
Until We Meet Again.
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Notes and Thoughts:
Here’s a small sampling of the things that occupied my mind during Labor Day weekend, along with wondering if my half brother remembered his morals in Los Angeles.
· Wouldn’t golf be a far more enjoyable/watchable sport if the announcers just randomly cursed, while maintaining their oh so calm voices. Example: “Holy f*cking sh*t that was a nice putt by Davis Love III”
· Remember a couple years back when there was up roar from the black community about the fact that there were no Hurricanes named after African-American names. Well I’ve decided to do something about that and I will now only refer to Hurricane Katrina as Hurricane Jawanda
· Thanks to the Hurricane Jawanda every sports journalist feel obligated to point out to us ‘that it’s times like these that make us remember football is just a sport.’ So you’re telling me you need a natural disaster or a war to remind you that sports, even at the professional level, are nothing more then entertainment? I’m mean I takes sports very seriously, some almost to a religious extent (U of A), but at no point in my life have I needed an act of God to make me realize it wasn’t anything more then sports.
· In case you didn’t realize, saying I followed some sports religiously was hyperbole.
· As a man who’s 1/64 Indian I’m personally offended by the Atlanta Braves mascot name…
· There are few things worse in life then the post-working out diarrhea.
· I often confuse melancholy with depression.
· Kareem Abdul-Jabar has been hired as a special assistant to the LA Lakers*. Am I the only one confused by the title of 'special' assistant? Is this an attempt to alienate the other assistants? Why does Kareem get this honorary title and no one else? Or is the all for show, and that's why the special title is given? Please, can someone fill me in on this.
· On paper, and from the trailer, I think it’s safe to say that ‘The Man’ will probably be one of the worst movies of all-time.
· If I get a cell phone from U.S. Cellular does that mean I’m supporting Joan Cusack, who is the company’s spokes person. And if it does, can I even look myself in the mirror from here on out.
· How happy was William Dafoe when he found out about his role in ‘Boondock Saints’? Seriously that’s the role he was made to play, and he was allowed to be as flamboyant as he wanted to be with out it taking away from his character. I believe that the only time an actor could have been happier about a role was when Doug E. Doug learned of his role in Cool Runnings.
· Is it a bad sign if I got scared by the trailer of “The Exorcism of Emily Rose”?
Well that’s it for now. Until We Meet Again.
* http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2150035
Thursday, September 01, 2005
Top 5 List
5. I don’t like Christians – Despite being a practicing Christian, the group that pisses me off the most is far and away Christians (as previously documented in this web space). I could go on forever about the “Christian” things people do here to piss me off, but I’m too lazy.
4. My Roommate pops his collar – He also owns over 30 polo’s, what a cock monger.
3. Soft Serve Ice Cream – Yeah it’s delicious, but at what cost.
2. Website Filtering – Both Maddox and The Onion are blocked by my school. I thought I was paying to go to school, not be babysat. I also can’t play on-line poker.
1. The Midwest – Yeah right now it’s ok, but in a matter of weeks it’s going to be the most miserable place in the U.S.A, if you exclude New Mexico.
* While I'm not quite ready to talk about it, pick up the new Kanye West, this CD is unbef*ckinglievable. Regardless of how big of an ass-wipe Kanye may be, his producing and sub-par rapping are amazing, esp. on this album.
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
It's that time again.
Things I’m hot on:
Super Bases Loaded 3 – License to Steal: This is an old school Super NES game. I now have an emulator on my computer, and this game is currently taking up most of my free time. And as sad/depressing as that fact maybe I feel pretty good about it.
Finding High Fidelity at Wal-Mart for 5 bucks: Far and away the best thing to happen to me since returning to the Midwest.
Nike Free: My new running shoes that simulate running barefoot, there incredibly comfortable and, as an added bonus, they strengthen you feet and leg muscles. And for all you cynical A-holes out there you read this right, I’m now getting into running.
Built to Spill – Nowhere Nothin’ F*ck Up: Arguably the greatest song title ever, and a pretty damn good song as well. Easily my favorite Built to Spill song.
Other Musical Shout Outs: (Please except my apology, my adjectives suck when I’m describing music.) New Pornographers – Twin Cinema: Better then Electric Version. ‘Bleeding Heart Show’ is the best song FYI, followed closely by ‘Sing Me Spanish Techno’. Ash – Free for All Angels: Best alternative record I’ve heard since ‘Hearts of Oak’. Jason Collett – Idols of Exile: Really great and catchy alt. country. Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins: Sounds like an updated version of New Order, good stuff. Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary: While Modern World completely carries the record, overall not a bad debut album. Sounds like a Radiohead, Talking Heads and Modest Mouse hybrid.
Things I’m not hot on ( a.k.a. The Not Hot List):
Matt Nathanson – Laid: When I heard one of my suite mates playing one of my all-time favorite songs, Laid by The James, my heart jumped. Upon further investigation I found out that they were actually watch American Wedding, the third movie in the epic American Pie trilogy. I also found out that it was a cover version of the song by some ass muncher named Matt Nathanson. I then threw up in my mouth.
Who I’ve become in my suite: Outside of my roommate, who’s a blow hard anyway, I don’t really know anyone in my suite. I realized the other day that instead of talking to them when I go by I either wink or give a head nod. I guess you could say we’re casual friends. Anyhow, I caught myself the other day, and I’ve been a wreck ever since. I’ve officially become that guy, the head nod or wink guy, and I f*cking hate that guy. In relate news my life blows.
Quitting Smoking: Now I realize that I’m far healthier this way, and saving money, but it still sucks. I miss smoking, I now have to play SNES games on my computer to kill time. I also miss the special bond I use to have with other smokers. Likewise, I miss the back motel by my school where I use to sneak out to to go smoke.. But mostly I miss how awesome I looked when smoking.
Things I’m hot on, but really wish I wasn’t (a.k.a Guilty Pleasures):
Anberlin: A Tooth and Nail band that’s both popier and catchier then MxPx. I hate the fact that I like this band.
My Space: Over the summer, when I’d got to a computer every other week, I started a My Space account so I could post/make fun of my friend/current roommate who had just started an account (I found out about all this b/c the dipsh*t e-mailed me, saying he had started a my space site). So I signed up and posted a very witty comment. Now that I’m back in the real world I’ve found that I’m spending far too much time on My Space, so I decided to check myself and cut back. My roommate, who’s an avid My Space supporter, says I’m being foolish. An argument then commenced and midway through I had an a epiphany: Arguing about My Space is like running in the Special Olympics. Even if you win you’re still retarded. (In case you’re wondering the answers yes, I only wrote about this so I could use that last line.)
Until We Meet Again.
Monday, August 29, 2005
I Got 99 Problems...(Part 2)
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* Mike Dexter… http://imdb.com/name/nm0004906/
** Wisconsinite slang for a lady
Thursday, August 25, 2005
The worse thing to happen to me @ TIU
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*I’m sorry, my analogies aren’t what they use to be.
