SIX: GRRR.

[boredly]

So the band and I are having artistic differences. I think we'll be able to work them out, but it's still really a shame. We were just beginning to blow up with the underground crowd but now I doubt that we'll ever make it out of the clubs. Which is all right, I guess - I'd hate for us to become one of those groups that suddenly blows up. I doubt

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[neigh_sayer]

Modesty. You don't have it.

[boredly]

I know. It's something that I'm really trying to work on.

[hip_hopper]

Dude, what do you play?

[boredly]

Guitar, dude! I also do the vocals.

[hip_hopper]

Sweet man.

[windmill_tilter]

What PENMANSHIP!

What band is it you're in? I'm way out of sync with the current NYC club scene; been gone too long. I gotta get my white girl groove on!

[boredly]

That too! But I left that one out because penmanship like this only comes with practice, practice, practice, whereas everything I mentioned above was just naturally given to me.

We're called Paul Revear and the Midnite Rydes. We're basically pop-punk but I like to think that we have a harder edge (who doesn't), and right now we're experimenting with a little electronica and we're even thinking of taking it old school with some 70's folk-esque tunes to switch things up. You know what I mean?

[windmill_tilter]

Sounds cool; I'll have to check it out.

I just found out that "I Am the Walrus" is mostly just a bunch of crap Lennon strung together. When told that the Walrus is not the good guy in "The Walrus and the Carpenter," he said "Shit I picked the wrong guy!"

I am shattered.

[thelionraines]

If nothing else, you definitely hold the title for most self-loved Aesopean, Richard.

[boredly]

Ah, well. That's still a pretty nice title.

[drawnin]

Oh dear God.

[boredly]

Noreen darling, I don't think you finished your sentence. What you meant to write was "Oh dear God, how can I ever handle being in the presence of such brilliance?"

[drawnin]