So!
In my science textbook this time:
"The diversity of matter int he world and in the universe is astounding. From pepperoni pizzas to supernovas..."
Once upon a time when I was still good friends with some kids from my elementary school, we all went to Warped Tour together. Warped Tour is a concert series sponsored by Vans, a shoe company, wherein big name and small name bands play alongside each other on several stages throughout the day and everyone's got tents set up so the NIN fans and the Anti-Flag fans and the etc. fans can go say hi and give gifts to the band members. Very fun except for the fact that it's in THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER.
Anyway, so, we went. We're in Virginia. Virginia summers are hot and sticky and very very VERY gross. However, that day, it was overcast and almost cool, which was pretty hot, up until about four o' clock. At that point in time we were sitting on a hill watching this band called Horse the Band. The lead singer of the band looks up at the sky and says "LOOK! Mother sun has come out to greet us, to shine her rays down upon us, her children. In her honor, let us sing her a song called 1,000 Burning Suns!"
And...then it was about pepperoni pizzas or something. Methinks that the members of Horse the Band were reading my science text book when they took highschool chem and were smoking dope. Or something.
"The diversity of matter int he world and in the universe is astounding. From pepperoni pizzas to supernovas..."
Once upon a time when I was still good friends with some kids from my elementary school, we all went to Warped Tour together. Warped Tour is a concert series sponsored by Vans, a shoe company, wherein big name and small name bands play alongside each other on several stages throughout the day and everyone's got tents set up so the NIN fans and the Anti-Flag fans and the etc. fans can go say hi and give gifts to the band members. Very fun except for the fact that it's in THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER.
Anyway, so, we went. We're in Virginia. Virginia summers are hot and sticky and very very VERY gross. However, that day, it was overcast and almost cool, which was pretty hot, up until about four o' clock. At that point in time we were sitting on a hill watching this band called Horse the Band. The lead singer of the band looks up at the sky and says "LOOK! Mother sun has come out to greet us, to shine her rays down upon us, her children. In her honor, let us sing her a song called 1,000 Burning Suns!"
And...then it was about pepperoni pizzas or something. Methinks that the members of Horse the Band were reading my science text book when they took highschool chem and were smoking dope. Or something.