Whoa. What the crap is this?
This Crossfade CD is sofa king awesome. <3 After school, my dad and I went to Naval Station and got some stuff that we needed, then we went to where the CDs and DVDs were at. We spent all of my dad's money on stuff like Crossfade, Velvet Revolver, and U2 CDs, as well as kung-fu movies with Bruce Lee and Stephen Chow. I've been in love with Stephen Chow since Kung-fu Hustle, and my friend's always told me to watch "Shaolin Soccer". My dad's favorite martial arts dude has always been Bruce Lee. May he and his son rest in peace.
I've listened to Velvet Revolver's "Contraband" already, or what I could listen with my mom and grandparents within listening distance, which isn't much, with the black-and-white PA label on it. --;
After Crossfade, I'm going to listen to U2's "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb". ^______^ <3
I love listening to songs that I can understand, instead of kicking myself for not being able to translate JP songs. XDD Sometimes I hate my pathetic first-year student-ness. --;...
So powaa to American-made music, for once taking over my mind instead of Dir en grey or something of that sort. ^^;
And powaa to Staaaa Waaaaas! *proudly hums theme song* X3! Oyasumi! <3
I've listened to Velvet Revolver's "Contraband" already, or what I could listen with my mom and grandparents within listening distance, which isn't much, with the black-and-white PA label on it. --;
After Crossfade, I'm going to listen to U2's "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb". ^______^ <3
I love listening to songs that I can understand, instead of kicking myself for not being able to translate JP songs. XDD Sometimes I hate my pathetic first-year student-ness. --;...
So powaa to American-made music, for once taking over my mind instead of Dir en grey or something of that sort. ^^;
And powaa to Staaaa Waaaaas! *proudly hums theme song* X3! Oyasumi! <3