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Tuesday, October 21st, 2003
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6:14p - "MY ANUS IS BLEEDING"
bam, a livejournal. blurty is still and always will be my first love, so we'll keep this baby kicking. and also there will be blurty-exclusive entries! yipee!
The head blob! Think hard enough and there you
are! HOY-YOOOOO!
which rejected character are you?
if you dont know what rejected is, i suggest you explore kazaa.
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11:39p - i like ninjas.
ok so here's the real site for rejected. because piracy is bad.
our next lan party is officially scheduled for november 1st...all interested parties please get in touch.
murphy's law is like the greatest hardcore band ever. crucial barbecues are where its at.
the new amsterdams - emo with a banjo. my ear just started ringing.
i have like no friends in livejournal land. kind of like real life. just kidding. sort of.
download.
speaking of friends, i had another revelation as to how much i dont really like the people at school again. maybe i need to meet new people. maybe i need to transfer schools. most likely, neither of those will happen.
i practiced so much tonight, my teeth hurt. i really want to get into a drum & bugle corp, but then again 3 months out of my summer would be gone. but then again i'll probably make memories during those 3 months that will last a lifetime. but then again i'll miss a hell of a lot of good shows, maybe even hellfest. and i'll miss my friends who i never see. and then again, being in a corp will help me get the teaching job i want, at a competitive high school. but then again i'm done rambling.
i read the following quote from gabe at penny-arcade, which i totally relate to. so i decided to share it with everyone:
"I tend to do a fairly decent job of keeping the artist side of myself in check. I do this for the benefit of the people I hang out with more than anything. I know that I usually dislike creative people. For the most part they tend to be assholes. I know that the same potential for narcissism and haughtiness lies within me. I have on occasion been invited to gatherings where these 'creative types' congregate. It’s the sort of place where you are likely to bump into the bass player for your favorite promising local band or a girl wearing a Playboy T-shirt even though her antipathy for the publication is well known (isn’t the irony delicious?). When I see these people it’s like I’m looking into some kind of fun house mirror. I can see how easily my own personality could be slightly pinched or stretched to produce the same characteristics. I tend to find these events terrifying unless there are video games handy."
current music: the new amsterdams, murphy's law (comment on this)
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