If you're confused, you're not...anyway, I opted out on that last post...i see things circulating in the media and tend to be reactionary (as you all know) without thinking. sorry folks...
anyway...here's to PRE-SEED! I'm hoping to try this stuff out this month. I have to consult with a neuro-surgeon about a disk tear next week before trying again. Hopefully, this won't hinder anything. Long...sigh...
I bought this on a whim after hearing just one song, and now I am really happy I did, because I like almost everything on this 2-disc set. Bravery's lyrics are deceptively simple, but they describe tricky emotions, like feeling homesick for a place you have never been to before, and tricky people, like those kinds of girls who like emotional abuse because it brings them sympathy and attention. The sound is like a fusion of old U2 mixed with some Franz Ferdinand, Gang of Four, and other new wave elements. It sounds like green places and Northern Europe to me, although frankly I have no idea about where this band comes from, I'm just enthusiastic to have new driving music to shout to!
cheers. my first video.
What's the best pick up line you've ever heard?
This song:
Show us a funny bumper sticker.
I'll do you one better and show you a funny license plate! I didn't know these existed until the other day when I actually saw one in action. I mean, isn't that awesome? Expressing your stance on an incredibly loaded political issue on a license plate? I mean, I'm all for free speech and all that, but seriously, was there really anyone out there wishing that "my license plate could be as pro-life as I am?" Seriously, what sort of person would actually get a license plate like this? People who can't reflect their politics well enough with stupid bumper sticker slogans and have to go the extra mile and have their license plate reflect their politics, too? Something tells me those people would be really fun at parties!
Anyway, what makes this particularly funny to me is the incredibly tacky design that looks like it was taken out of an informational pamphlet for teenagers in 1991. I half expect some teenage pseudo-"urban" girl with "90's" hair and a denim jacket to come out of it and overact some spiel about how evil it is to "kill babies" at me. Maybe she'd even relate it to other issues favored by people who think it's a good idea to have the government dictate morality at any cost. Today you're puffing a joint, tomorrow you're smashing a baby's head with a rock while rejecting Jesus! Today you're having unwed sex, tomorrow you're strung out on the floor, you pawned your TV for smack, someone is stealing your couch, and on top of all that, you're planning to vote Democrat! The horror! I'd look over into my passenger seat and Queen Latifah or LL Cool J would be sitting there ready to give me a speech that elaborates on the issue tinged with a sort of desperation that says "I used to be cool, remember?"
And no, I don't.