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I've decided that my life's goal is to make a Viking cry like a girl for picking on dragons....
![]() ![]() ![]() JTIS that HTTYD is an awesome movie.
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So if the ghosts are gone then doesn't that mean I'm kinda screwed??
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I just got home from Scotland. School tomorrow, ugh. JTIS
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I just thought I'd share that I bought LB's Gift Of Screws today, and am listening to "Great Day" as of this moment. I'd also like to share my deep regret that I didn't purchase this album earlier.
Me and my unfounded thoughts that LB wouldn't be able to keep producing awesome music for such a long time... although the snippets of Say You Will and Under The Skin I've heard thus far were what gave me the false impression that LB was losing his ability.I'm up to "Time Precious Time" now... how did I ever doubt you Lindsey? ![]() EDIT: Okay, I've finished listening to the album, and it turned out the first two tracks were also my favourites, along with "Gift Of Screws". Not to say that I didn't like his other songs, but I found them a little too close to sounding like modern day music for my undivided adoration... anyway, needless to say, I have no regrets having bought the album! ![]()
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I actually went into JB Hi-Fi thinking that my orders for Kiln House, Bare Trees and Penguin had come through (for whatever reason I assumed the number of the missed call I didn't recognise was that of JB Hi-Fi's... ), but they hadn't, so I looked about for other things. Occasionally I check LB's section, which is usually pretty bare, but Gift Of Screws just so happened to have been ordered in and put there! I snatched it immediately, and returned a compilation of The Velvet Underground to the shelf (it's all money...). Btw, I also bought Led Zeppelin IV for $10... that's not a bad album either! ![]() And, just so you know, I'm listening to "Gift Of Screws" now... damn Lindsey, you sure can shreik! ![]() I just gave mum a listen - she just said on the outset that she doesn't like it when Lindsey's crazy, but surprised me by warmly saying that he sounds like Sid Vicious, and that I should play it to scare the neighbours when I have my 21st! Rofl!And now I'm playing "Great Day"... such a good song as well... now "Time Precious Time"... perhaps I'll give the album another listen right now... (I wonder if I'll discover a sudden, unexpected, newfound, deep adoration for some of his other songs on the album this time round?)
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D: No! Aaargh, I could NEVER put the VU back... if I could only find them.
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I have no bodily allergies. But I am allergic to Liars. And there are so many of them out there...
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JTIS that the hole left behind after you have a molar extracted is extremely disconcerting and also makes it difficult to enjoy your Snack Pack because you're convinced the hole is filling up with chocolate pudding, but it's not like you can really eat anything else, on account of there's a hole in your damn jaw.
FML.
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I reaaaalllyyy have the urge to tell a few people to just shove it. -__-
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There is a piano in the room and I have no desire to play it. And I haven't for a very, very long time.
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But I'm pretty sure my friends don't like me liking the drugs. Be thankful you do not text me, or you will end up with a txt conversation like this when I'm all doped up on pain meds from having a tooth yoinked out of my damn jaw:
In response to him asking had I done something or another, me: I totally forgot. My bad. I would forget my head if it wasn't sewn on. Him: Your head isn't sewn on, babe. Me: Not true. Unfortunate incident back in '94 involving chainmail, galoshes, a fedora & an angry clothesline. Don't ask for more details, my PTSD will kick back in. Him: O...kay. Me: Look, my dear - just...never trust the French. It can only end in pain. That's all I'm sayin.' Him: O...kay. Right. So what are you doing, anyway? Me: Sitting here making up stories for you about that one time I got decapitated in Quebec? Him: Right. I have to go now. I would have giggled, but that would only end in pain, too. ![]()
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I'm tired,
I'm thirstey-heh-heh ![]()
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I scored a copy of Fleetwood Mac (1975) for .99 at a thrift store in Myrtle Beach over the weekend.
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