This past week I've been listening to my Safetysuit album in my car, and I know most of the lyrics to the songs now. I recently realized that there's one song that requires the subjunctive mood, and they use it ( Read more... )

JACK'S MANNEQUIN! NOTRE DAME! MARCH 28TH!!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This new version of Winamp freaks me out. If you leave the library open while it plays music, it pulls up news stories related to the song. That's almost as creepy as Gmail's ads alongside my e-mails (which I've remedied by using Thunderbird). But if Something Corporate gets back together, I'll be the first to have five hundred articles about it ( Read more... )

The Plain White T's? Are playing at Notre Dame? TOMORROW?!? Why am I the last to hear these things ( Read more... )

I woke up this morning around six, and I couldn't get back to sleep. I remember waking up around three because some jerkoff and his girlfriend were loudly fighting in front of my apartment building, and I remember waking up around five and reminding myself that it was Saturday, but I got out of bed just after six. I had my alarm set for 7:30, so ( Read more... )

Some days, I can't help but notice all the times singers breathe between lines during songs. Aren't people trained to not gasp for air in front of the mic like that?

Since Tomas posted his music meme answers, I suppose I should do the same. As for the line whatever of page whatever of whatever book meme, I think I tried that once before and it didn't work very well.

First, the rest of the answers to my twenty questions quiz from five months ago. :)

( conjunction junction, what's your function? )

'Cause all the cool kids are doing it, and I've actually never done it before, though I made my own variation once.

I guarantee that mine'll be easier than Tomas's. Maybe.

( the meme )

Reading poetry and listening to lyrics of songs is always a mixed bag. My "favorites" tend to be written about one thing, but I interpret them to mean another. Occasionally, there's the double- or triple-entendre, which is clever and all, but often I have to pick the interpretation that I can most relate to ( Read more... )

The song "If You Could Only See" came on the radio today and the first thing that came to my mind was "It would be really fun to play Karaoke Revolution again." I never claimed to be sane ( Read more... )