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| Sep. 3rd, 2007 06:39 pm Taming of the Suffrage Movement? Yesterday, I realized how offensive "Taming of the Shrew" is. This is why I'm confused, because Shakespeare usually creates these really fiery, independant female characters. I was consoled a little bit afterwards, because it was one of his first plays, so it may have been before he found Elizabeth for a wife, or before he went on a self-realization... or something. I dunno. It just seemed very un-Shakespeare. The players from the Portland Actors Ensemble were absolutely wonderful, however, and I had a very nice/romantic/cute picnic in the park with Tali as we watched Shakespeare with tons of other people.
On Reed college. I know what college I want to go to. Reed. Yes. Best liberal-arts college ever. Going there made me want to get out of high school as fast as possible. Seriously, look up Reed on Wikipedia. It is so fucking cool. Current Location: Labor Day Couch Current Mood: offended Current Music: Menoma
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| Sep. 1st, 2007 12:30 am Rubber Batman Mask Boy and 70s batman lauren would have roller disco shoes and kat, her trusty sidekick wtf
oh yeah.
70's track not 70s batman you are so confused
70s batman is so much cooler
kat would be robin trueee I'd be BLUE
yeah baby! and you'd disco dance and fight crime with your FUNK
yeaah baby!!! omg omg yes snap what would batman lauren say
don't do drugs unless they KICK ASS
haha like funk
you can't overuse the f word its like a supple wine you must drink from the funk-cup ever so slightly
hahahaha
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i wish i could send you pictures i am wearing my 12-year-old colin batman mask it is rubber and it hurts my head but it is awesome
hahahaha omg STAGE
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wear it to a show for 1 song so you dont die
oh my god... but our songs are like, eight minutes long our shortest song is four minutes (we like to jam with the audience, make the audience make up lyrics and such) but oh my god i will totally do that brian will be robin, he's my bass sidekick and todd with be like...twoface oh my god i have to write this down i love you lauren
hahaha you love me because I love batman
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i still like the batman idea that gives me inspiration for a song the batman theme done on violin with me and todd on xylophone!
ahahaha banjo banjo !!!!!!
oh i'll play it now! Current Mood: inspired Current Music: Batman Banjo
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| Aug. 31st, 2007 07:39 pm So I'm trying to remember when... ...music started to completely fucking suck. I'm thinking it was the mid-90s, after the whole grunge thing died, but I'm urged to go furthur back and just wipe out the 80s all-together. Sometimes I'll watch Fuse like I'll watch Snakes on a Plane; to make fun of it. But it's not funny to me, because these bands are going to be here and other people will follow their shitty example and therefore make shitty music. I'm really worried about this. It seems people dress like certain eras of music because they don't want to be thrust into this one. This generation of music is MyspaceMusic: short, poppy, devoid of emotion, appealing to the biggest audience, and easily imitable.
In other news, boys suck according to Tessa. I'll have to check with the other girls to see if this is true. Current Mood: calm Current Music: "Antigone," Polaroid Nation
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| Apr. 6th, 2007 11:07 am An Excerpt "I smile and assure him I'll be at Nekenieh on the twentieth and as I walk off, nodding to no one, I call back to him, "Hey asshole, I wanna watch you die, motherfuck-aaahhh," and then I start screaming like a banshee, moving across Fifty-eighth, banging my Bottega Veneta briefcase against a wall. - "American Psycho," Bret Easton Ellis, pg. 179
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHA Current Mood: happy
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| Apr. 6th, 2007 11:05 am The Weirdest Dream... | I just had the weirdest dream... | I think maybe this was stimulated by Marty and Owen yesterday, but I can't be sure. I know it had to do with Tool, so I'm going to try and describe the dream as much as possible before I forget it. So I enter this room which has a large King Diamond poster on it, and Maynard James Keenan (vocalist), Adam Jones (guitarist) and Paul D'Amour (bassist) are sitting around in a room. I say something like "I like that poster you have on the wall," and they all nod in approval. I can't remember much here, but I remember wondering where Danny Carey (the drummer of Tool) is, and I sit down at his massive drumset. This rehearsal space seems to be in a very confined area, with a small bed tucked in the corner. Posters line the room everywhere, and the light hanging off the low ceiling is reflecting off of Maynard's bald head. Adam is in the corner with his Gibson, just playing. I start drumming, and I jokingly throw out "Hey, do any of you know how to play Dr. Love?" Which Maynard laughs at because he covered that song with another band and all the other band members just snigger. I start playing "Ticks and Leeches" off of "Lateralus" but Maynard says he can't sing that song because it strains his vocal chords too much. Adam plays a song I can't quite hear, and Paul goes along with it, and they're both laughing. In fact, I think it's the guitarist from A Perfect Circle instead of Adam Jones, but I can't tell. After drumming for a bit (apparently I'm a very good drummer, Maynard notes this,) I wander over to the little table by the bed and by the chair that Adam/Billy is sitting in. I notice a CD with underground bands (I'm not sure what bands are on it, but it came up earlier in my previous dream about a water park at Disneyland). Maynard says "Hey, do you want to borrow it for a bit?" and of course I say "Sure!" he picks it up and hands it to me. I noticed under it the book (CD?) of the ninth "A Series of Unfortunate Events." I say "That's a good book," and Maynard replies "Yeah, it's okay. I'm into reading Dianetics again." and everyone laughs (Dianetics is the handbook for Scientology.) After a few hazy minutes, Maynard announces that I'm going to be touring with them. Astounded, I say that I only know a few Tool songs, to which Maynard replies "Hey, no, play some new ones, we don't want you to play the ones Danny always plays." So he gives me a list of songs that I need to learn by April 24th, and I'm really happy. Then I woke up. |
Yeahhhhhh.Current Mood: sleepy Current Music: London Bouncers by !ActionPact!
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| Apr. 3rd, 2007 07:30 pm Jesus Christ on a Stick.... Dear God, I have this ear-splitting headache... the pain...owww...its like a loud ringing in my ears.
American Psycho is fucking hilarious by the way. Current Location: A room somewhere... Current Mood: headache Current Music: Buzzing
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| Mar. 26th, 2007 08:28 pm Trenchcoat Demons I HATE PEOPLE WHO WEAR TRENCHCOATS. BE WARNED.
Anyways. Wow, long time since I updated, eh? Many things have been happening, I guess. I'm keeping all my grades at an A (except for Income & Money Management, but who really cares about that class?) so my father is pleased. My favorite class still is creative writing, and I believe Mr. McNeal likes me (My English teacher comes up to me and goes 'I've heard good things about you from Mr. McNeal...whuh?) So yeah. That's good.
Kat dumped me. I still don't really know why, but oh why. I went through the usual grief and such, but I think I'm recovering well. I still miss her, but that's okay. I've kind of exhausted emotion now, so now is perfect to write. I think I'm too boring. I need to become more interesting.
Reading Children of Men and Middlesex... listening to Gatsbys American Dream and Sonic Youth... and Dinosaur Jr. is fucking coming to Portland. YES! Owen is coming with me.
I don't know how my band is doing. Our lead guitarist Peter needs to get his ass in gear and start coming to rehearsal. But Marty and I are having a grand old time. I've gotten much better as a guitarist.
Uhm, I guess that's all I have to say. Goodbye for now...
Colin Current Mood: confused Current Music: "Fable" by GAD
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| Feb. 4th, 2007 12:30 am Dude... Dude... dude...
Daniel and I made State for a comedic acting duo experienced. Not just a ribbon, we're going on to state... oh... my....God.
I think I've had an orgasm. This is the best day in the world for me.
Also, I'm Frick in Danielle's play along with AJ for one-acts! OH MY GOD YES... I love life. I love my girlfiend, I love my friends, I love it... I love my creative writing class so goddamn much. Ahhhh I'm writing so much more then I have and I feel liberated from cruel drudgery and thrust into the world of creativity. It's like being a kid who draws sharks again.
Oh, and I got my grades back. Fuck yes.
Whoever God is, I'm going to hug her.
Is Saturday Market a hippie mall? I must look into this. Current Mood: indescribable Current Music: "The Hollow" A Perfect Circle
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| Jan. 25th, 2007 08:12 pm Welcome to Circle II To be rooted in Nature's domain, supplanted into history Skyscraper fingers scraping smog and smoke Infecting apathy, airplane scars blistering
To recall what that famous poet wrote, the thing Milton spoke: "Better to reign in Hell then serve in Heaven." Alas, on dead dreamer's dreams we choke
To that endless Heaven, the Fates and Glories, all of seven Loving for that carnal truth, blowing apart the dove To the division of these threes', eleven
Pyres of song and tombs of kings, materials and loves strewn about on graves fitted for Gods... Strangled, beaten, whipped by the Devil's gloves
"Children are the future" and ethics are the past Place Y in X and now relax, to innocence we fast Glass in passing to the masses becomes crass for cashing crashes Sufferer of fifty lashes, to that man we speak
So abstract our generation's ripped from the womb of counterculture Statistical hosts that ads can inhabit for free, Cannon fodder for those political vultures.
Young poets who only share singular pain, to what degree of fire do you ascribe that song, that poem, through which discarded artistic entry?
Translations of undertones inscribed in skin and bone Babble left to ponderance, eventual cementation Compaction with those other poets who claim they're all alone.
Sincere the act of a poem's creation Subjected to peer intervention, discouraging curiousity To that vanishing bitch, Lady Inspiration
In Nature's domain we find these roots, these rings So listen to our Mother sing, listen to the airplane wings Seeds to weeds we plant in fire, garden of need To feed another source of desire.
We are damned for this supplantion Paradise lost in Nature's phantom.
Note - To be read in ABA BCB format. Meaning the middle line rhyme is the same rhyme for the beginning and end of the 2nd verse, and so on and so on. Only exceptions include 5th, 10th and 11th verses. Current Mood: drained
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| Jan. 23rd, 2007 09:30 pm A much more effective way I have a new studying program for males that I think will work fantastically. It's called "Studying for Boobs."
A very attractive girl will watch over a boy, and every half hour he studies hard, he gets to touch her boobs. It should be installed in schools nationwide. Current Mood: stressed
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