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Haha, it happens. There's just too much to do there, that it's boring. I hope that makes some kind of sense. I think when I lived there before (Feb07-May08) was the perfect time to be there. Case in point, the Weekly there has a schedule for the clubs, by the day that week, like what the cover's going to be, special events, who's spinning, things of this nature. Anyhow, when I left, it was only a full page, but upon arriving back, it's now four pages long. There's so much, that it's just a hassle to choose, or find your friends when they tell you what club their at. "Where the hell is XS?" Haha, I hope this makes some kind of sense, as sometimes I have a rather erratic thought process. It probably didn't help that it was the first time I was single there, either. I wouldn't wish THAT mess of bs on anyone.

It's good to be back, I suppose... Though nothing's the same. When I first came back in 08, everything I had known growing up was gone and it felt like a totally different town, then when I came back again, the things I enjoyed not but two years ago are gone and I have to go through it again. Where the hell is Bentos... Or Paninis? I did get to see Pierce The Veil though, so that's cool. Admittedly, I am a little weary about starting up photography here again. Apparently, not resembling the Columbus status quo can be a little offputting, but at least I don't have the long rockstar hair anymore. I would think that based on the fact that I'm an artist, people would understand that I don't look like an Abercrombie model... But alas, not so much. Haha, which I suppose is good thing that I found this website. Damn... How verbose am I?

interesting is definitely a word to describe it!
yes he plays the director. a very striking man indeed.. i was wondering
where i remembered him from, because for the first half of the movie
i didnt know it was him either, and then i clicked.
im not sure if i'll ever watch again.. i would love to understand it better
but, im not sure i could handle it. my head started to hurt a little during
some parts, and i nearly turned it off and went to bed, despite how
interesting and crazy it was (i was a little tired and restless).

however, it is art, and David Lynch has 'won' because here
we are discussing his work.

ew, billy ray cyrus

flyleaf! awesome. my flatmate will be so jealous.
i bet they'll never come to NZ, haha.

Yea, I'm not sure where you may have remembered him from, though I do know he was in the greatest movie ever, American Psycho, as well as Miami Vice. Hey, win some, lose some, yea? He also co wrote Tropic Thunder.

Yea, touch to David Lynch. I suppose he did win this one. It's like that song Ironic by Alanis Morrisette. That stuff's not "ironic." It's just really shitty stuff that sometimes happens. However, to write a song titled Ironic, that nobody finds ironic... is in fact itself, ironic. So, he got the last laugh, I guess.

Haha, Billy Ray Cyrus... he actually had the Achy Breaky mullet too... I'd have at least flatten his tires on my way out. AT LEAST.

Flyleaf was actually a fun concert. There were certain things that I wasn't expecting, though I'm not at all upset about it. It appears that since I missed seeing them twice before, that the third time IS the charm. I don't know if they'll ever make it to NZ, though, I do wish you guys the best of luck on that.