Fair thee well, e-pal.

[atrain9000]

So tonight Brian, Jeff and I watched our new favorite show, "Rock Star SuperNova." If you're out of the loop, it's just like that INXS show from last year, only this time we are treated with Tommy Lee and two other assholes from Metallica and Guns N' Roses. The 3, known as Supernova, sit around with Dave Navarro as a bunch of wannabe front(wo)men

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[holyelcharro]

i just wrote a 900000000 word paragraph but deleted it
maybe i will IM it to you ;)

[canadawhom]

umm. does this mean we're not going to see the b-52's? because i think that shania twain has a show on the same day...

[missylin29]

does this mean you are deleting your LJ and or never using it again?!?!

[thinkimcool]

Few Things

1. Tommy Lee and Dave Navarro are the biggest reality TV show whores of all time

2. Garage rock is the new thing in lap-top I-pod commercials

3. Musical taste and LJs were alot more important in High School

Ya know what I mean?

[aluminumcranium]

Music is a big deal. I think it reveals a lot about a person, but at the same time someone shouldn't be judged solely by their musical taste.

As far as the whole myspace/lj thing goes, a correspondent on Dateline or 20/20 or Primetime made an interesting comment about how youth today is spending a great deal of their free time "hosting profiles." Even though sites like Myspace and LJ are places dominated by young people, I don't think they're things that should be taboo for someone over 30 to have. Both are modern, useful, unique ways of connecting with people and sharing humor and information and entertainment. However I would rather have more people on my myspace friends who are like this than like this.

Basically I think you should stick with what you enjoy, even if it is "hosting one or more profiles" no matter how you think you might be growing up.