dave82

This is actually replying to Tuesday. I was at a friend's apartment last night surfing on his Mac while we were deciding what to do, and his girlfriend saw me on Suicide Girls. She's probably a better friend of mine than he is, and she's usually a very tolerant and understanding person, but her initial reaction to SG was like, "What the fuck!" I showed her around the site and finally convinced her that it's actually a very cool place to spend an hour or two a day, doing more than just look at T&A, and she finally lightened up to the prospect. The fact remains, though, that most people are going to have an initial negative reaction to this site, regardless of what their opinions or political or moral leanings may be. Just think of the name - "Suicide Girls." To the unitiated it's going to sound like something completely insane, but the people who have been here and have looked around know better. I don't know your friend and can't say whether or not she will soften up, but all forms of social deviance will draw a negative initial reaction from just about everyone, no matter how socially deviant those people may be.

You should listen to Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine, it makes me laugh. Hearing songs like Beat It and Down With The Sickness sung all loungey makes me chuckle.

I used to listen to Beulah quite a bit, but I've fallen out of it recevtly. I never really got into Essex Green or any of the others. A friend of mine actually introduced me to Neutral Milk Hotel last summer. He told me it might take a year for In the Aeroplane Over the Sea to grow on me, but I loved it right away. If you're into Merge Records bands and you haven't heard these guys yet, check out Arcade Fire.

I'm not exactly sure if I want to wish you a happy birthday with that list of prizes up there. But I'll do it anyways, and you can give the well wisher two kisses. Happy Birthday.

happy birthday!

Sucks being alone, I know how you feel. By the way, your birthday is only one day after mine. So happy early birthday. Looking at your profile looks like we have a lot of the same interests. Anyways, I hope you find some friends, don't let yourself drift away.

that's such a sad story. i felt really alone when i was in New Mexico. life is so much easier to deal with if you have a few shoulders to lean on.
please take care!

hello..
well, i have been looking just about everywhere. i would like to stay out of a cubicle. i even applied to be a field service rep for Cox, i was almost hired but they have a no relative policy there....and my cousin works there. argg.. i've found that some places aren't interested when they find out i own(ed) my own business, they think i will split as soon as i can.
do you know of anything?

i like what you had to say in your journal today.