Had a pretty productive night the other night. I went to see Chicago (the movie, not the band) and it rocked! Who knew Richard Gere could sing? Not I. On top of that, I also managed to pick up Faith No More's "Songs To Make Love To," which was the only Patton-era FNM album I didn't have. Not only that, but I picked up a...
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dolorian:
yeah, pumkinhead rules. i've got so many favorites, those just came to mind first. L7 is definately one of my all time fav. bands. i was a very angry teenager...
emily:
Has anyone noticed that there's no heroes anymore? Two of the Ramones are dead. Ace Frehley is a wannabe Nazi. Ed Wood was a racist, too. The Dixie Chicks are selling out like there's no tomorrow (and I normally hate to accuse ANYONE of 'selling out,'as I find it to be an overused expression), and Natalie Maines keeps making idiotic comments. Michale Graves became a...
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obsidian_:
awww i was skipping through journals and discovered you are my birthday brother!
ophelia:
But don't most people become heroes because they die? I always wanted to be sainted, until someone told me that to be sainted you have to die.
Not to mention that once you're considered a hero by everyone, what do you do? If you continue making the same stuff, you're accused of losing your originality. If you change your style, you're accused of leaving behind what made you heroic in the first place.
But then, I'm just playing devil's advocate
Not to mention that once you're considered a hero by everyone, what do you do? If you continue making the same stuff, you're accused of losing your originality. If you change your style, you're accused of leaving behind what made you heroic in the first place.
But then, I'm just playing devil's advocate
For those of you who occasionally check out my journal, I now present...a little rant. And the topic of tonight's rant? Stereotypes!
Now, I'm not going to bitch about people stereotype me. I'm used to the fact that looking like something out of Black Sabbath circa the mid-seventies hasn't been chic in decades. I've made my peace with this.
No, the thing that really pisses...
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Now, I'm not going to bitch about people stereotype me. I'm used to the fact that looking like something out of Black Sabbath circa the mid-seventies hasn't been chic in decades. I've made my peace with this.
No, the thing that really pisses...
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brokenalice:
hey, no problem.
I like to make people feel comfortable.
I like to make people feel comfortable.
brokenalice:
I made that post like the day after I had that conversation with this new friend of mine. He trusted me enough to tell me, but since no one knows who I'm talking about I guess it doesn't matter. I don't believe I share his opinion, although I am interested in what causes people to become aroused by such things.
Well...I'm in a bitter state of mind today. I guess I'm just tired of being misunderstood. Or something.
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butterfly2:
Ugh. I'm sorry hon. HOpe you feel better!
*hugs*
*hugs*
swingkitten:
no, I agree. Even when I first saw it at about age 13 or so, Heavenly Creatures was an immensely sexy movie.
Hey....I recently got to meet Henry Rollins! It was after one of his spoken-word performances, and he was very gracious, albeit clearly uncomfortable. Still, he was great, and posed for a pic with my gf, her brother, and myself. That...is all I really have to say.
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louise:
where or where is this question on the dirty talk boards? i looked and couldn't find it 
tara81:
talk? 
hahaha
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