IT Hurts to LIVE
What the fuck is wrong with me?? Oliver's army are on their way, oliver's army is here to stay. And i would rather be anywhere else but here today. MILF Island ahhahahah. Mind grapes hahahaha. what the fuck? Tiger and louie have traded spaces, or wife swapped. The bike is killed me and has to go to basement, Grah. Glulp! Interview with siskar! siskar! Checkpoint charlie, ahaha murder mile. The basement, in the basement he told me every dark secret he harbored. He was hired by the supermarket to go over enemy borders to set them up the bomb. BUt it sucks because he was walking past a gaggle of school marms. THey all died from the bomb. the bomb went "EXPLOSION" and now they are parts everywhere. Sad.
SO i've been enjoying Elvis Costello as of late. He's one of those names I've always heard, but was never sure why. It turns out that he is pretty good. He is considered New Wave, but his style far surpasses anyone else from that genre, at least in popular music in the US. Come to think of it, was he even popular here in the 70's, 80's? I think, my dad says he remembers hearing about him all the time. But then again, it's dad rofl.
Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. Pennsylvania's two biggest cities. Maybe I'll live their (either one) one day. Both are beautiful cities, and both are bigger than Buffalo. I've loved Buffalo since i started living here, but probably only because it wasn't Rochester. If i move to an even bigger city I'll probably love it even more. That doesn't make any sense but that's how my mind works. Bigger is better, I'm just a typical citizen. But then again, bigger city does mean bigger opportunities. Bigger city can also mean bigger problems. Mo city mo problems, oh shit.
SO i've been enjoying Elvis Costello as of late. He's one of those names I've always heard, but was never sure why. It turns out that he is pretty good. He is considered New Wave, but his style far surpasses anyone else from that genre, at least in popular music in the US. Come to think of it, was he even popular here in the 70's, 80's? I think, my dad says he remembers hearing about him all the time. But then again, it's dad rofl.
Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. Pennsylvania's two biggest cities. Maybe I'll live their (either one) one day. Both are beautiful cities, and both are bigger than Buffalo. I've loved Buffalo since i started living here, but probably only because it wasn't Rochester. If i move to an even bigger city I'll probably love it even more. That doesn't make any sense but that's how my mind works. Bigger is better, I'm just a typical citizen. But then again, bigger city does mean bigger opportunities. Bigger city can also mean bigger problems. Mo city mo problems, oh shit.