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This update is all about angels and apologies. So, first, did you know that every time I update, an angel's death I bring -- my offending words arresting the flapping of his wings. Please don't question my pronoun usage, either; women must be beautiful Victoria's Secret models or willing to be transformed into various flavors of delicious fruit pies in order to be admitted to heaven. Duh.
Secondly, I apologize for not updating here in a while, but please click on over to http://mrpibba.blogspot.com, the newest addition to my collection of personal websites. There's quite a bit of new, and hopefully interesting, content to satisfy your cravings -- at least your cravings for words chosen and arranged by myself. As for your other cravings and/or desires, check these guys out.
Also, holy shit, make it your sole priority to go buy Ignite's newest album, "Our Darkest Days." Dare I say essential? Sometimes I get caught up in an album that soon spins it's way out of my cd player, but this one hasn't left in a few weeks - and I don't see it going anywhere, either. Make sure to check out the Blackout Pact's "Hello Sailor," too. After owning the disc for 6 months I'm comfortable saying it's pretty damn great punk rock.
Secondly, I apologize for not updating here in a while, but please click on over to http://mrpibba.blogspot.com, the newest addition to my collection of personal websites. There's quite a bit of new, and hopefully interesting, content to satisfy your cravings -- at least your cravings for words chosen and arranged by myself. As for your other cravings and/or desires, check these guys out.
Also, holy shit, make it your sole priority to go buy Ignite's newest album, "Our Darkest Days." Dare I say essential? Sometimes I get caught up in an album that soon spins it's way out of my cd player, but this one hasn't left in a few weeks - and I don't see it going anywhere, either. Make sure to check out the Blackout Pact's "Hello Sailor," too. After owning the disc for 6 months I'm comfortable saying it's pretty damn great punk rock.