Give yourself a slight smirk, like you, and only you, know what each of my entries are truly about. Imagine a male voice with soft, baritone speech, tripping over his own mouth, and a horde of inflections added to the mix.
Whenever you think of it, always associate it with a joking manner, as though the entry wasn't serious.
Congratulations! You're halfway there.
Now, realize that the owner of the blog isn't who, or what, you think he is. He's not better, or worse, simply different.
Okay, so this girl I know; Incredibly attractive, right? I recognize that. But I'm not mentally attracted. She's a bit of an airhead, and can be a moron sometimes.
So... yeah. It's a bit of a physical thing, because she's this gorgeous sixteen-year-old kind-of-a-moron, and I'm seventeen-years-old six-foot-two thin HUUUGE-moron guy. I don't fancy myself to be a macho man, but I tell you... I have noticed a lot of positive stares, in my time.
I feel a largely negative MORAL tone about this.
So, an episode of The Brave and the Bold (which I don't usually watch, because the creator didn't like the original B:TAS, which makes me mad) is a musical. With Neil Patrick Harris.
I will watch this episode.
I spent five minutes pretending that my office chair was a seat for a mounted turret, and that I was firing at oncoming tanks.
Thuh-The arms of the chair... are like handles. It's perfect.
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no
yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
So, I found a website dedicated to Toonami. It has all of the bumpers, music videos and speeches that have appeared over the years. And someone else even remastered the music videos by taking every freaking scene that appears, ripping them from the DVD of whichever show the scene is from, adding the music, and creating HD awesome.
So I'm downloading these and putting them on a playable DVD, for old time's sake. Ooooooooh, Outlaw Star.
When someone states positive or negative opinions about something, we usually try to agree with them in whichever way, or change their opinions. It's cool when you do the whole acceptance thing, as most people do on BZP here, but I personally find it a bit depressing after a while. I feel as though I'm not getting a well-rounded argument.
I'm not sure how many of us learn from it. It's easy enough to say that you're fine with a disagreement, but that doesn't mean you've changed yourself.
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Hmph.
It's like, for the first fourteen years of my life, I've been reading stuff that I thought was good, but, looking back, seems worthless. Only now, at seventeen, have I read anything of any worth. But now I worry that I'm just reading stuff that I've heard from other people... my entire opinion is basically an amalgam of everything anybody else has ever done.
It's the same with my musical opinion, really. I like to think that I have a wide musical taste, but I just realized I only lis
Let's... pretend... that someone here... might've downloaded an album... from the Internet... at one point or another. Would... that anonymous person noting that he (or she) had done so, WITHOUT HELPING ANYONE ELSE GET IT... be alright? Mentioning it? That they've heard it? Maybe, without describing it in full...?
This is all... hypothetical, of course.
I cannot get enough of their music. I heard they were good, but they've got a cheerful sound that I'm loving. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots is great. My favorite of theirs.
