Gukko Force Captain

I finally got an iPod My friend gave it to me

in pitch dark i go walking in your landscape. broken branches trip me as i speak. just 'cause you feel it doesnt mean its there. just 'cause you feel it doesnt mean its there. There's always a siren Singing you to shipwreck (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) Steer away from these rocks We'd be a walking disaster (Don't reach out, don't reach out Don't reach out, don't reach out) just 'cause you feel it doesn't mean its there. (theres someone on your shoulder) (theres someone on your shoulder) just 'cause you feel it doesn't mean its there. (theres someone on your shoulder) (theres someone on your shoulder) There there! why so green and lonely? and lonely and lonely heaven sent you to me to me to me we are accidents waiting waiting to happen. we are accidents waiting waiting to happen

Live at Leeds- The Who The Ultimate Collection- The Who Wheels of Fire- Cream The Doors- The Doors I got these at a used CD store near my school. I found that if I had bought them at Barnes and Noble, I would have had to pay $32 more. B)

I really like the movie, but mainly because of what it adds to the character. I was never a Batman fan before The Dark Knight. Why? Because all I had ever seen was the animated series and Adam West. I did not (and still do not) like the fact that no matter what happened, Batman had a gadget for everything. I had never even glanced at a Batman graphic novel before, because I thought he was cheesy. Plus, his so-called greatest villain, The Joker, was a weirdo who had joke-ish crimes, more funny than intimidating. Also, being immature, I didn't like Batman's (often) brutality towards criminals. In a nutshell, I thought I was a Spider-Man fan for life. But then I saw The Dark Knight. I had seen the first movie, but when I was ten, and was scared to death of Scarecrow. I saw The Dark Knight with a friend, and only because he wanted to see it. I came into the theater with an open mind after seeing its four starred review in the paper, and loved it. I have hyped it up a lot, and I realize that, but it is only because it was the very thing that converted me to Batman at all. A good analogy to this was when I heard Dark Side of the Moon for the first time. It got me thinking "Hey! I'm cool! This album is acclaimed, and I like it too!" I suddenly loved Pink Floyd. Then I picked up Wish You Were Here, which Rolling Stone doesn't like. I love it. I have since forgotten Dark Side of the Moon. Sorry to rant a bit there.

Up is mine. I'll change my name tomorrow, as it is then that I can.

I don't have a single digital album. Only a couple songs. If you like digital albums and think nothing will get you into them, see this.

i hate you now cause i was going to do that but i got distracted by my love of Patrick Stewart. Shuuuuuuun. Well I just watched Rear Window like a week ago. NOT EVEN PATRICK STEWART CAN BEAT HITCHCOCK + JIMMY STEWART Also D-exo isn't that technically Mata Nui? (this entry keeps getting weirder and weirder)

And here I thought you were making a sheep noise...

My dad's old ringtone was me yelling "PICK UP THE PHONE, KID"

BUT CAN ANY OF THEM BEAT... JIMMY STEWART? "Excuse you for hwat?"

He might mean Steam... Also, what kind of computer do you have? Is it a gaming computer? Because all the games I want to run only really work on gaming computers...

I love Pixar buuuuuuuuuuut:

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I liked District 9, Up, Wolverine, and the new Terminator A LOT. However, I confess that I HATED 9. To me, there wasn't really any exposition or plot. It said to me: "Hey you- in the audience. Love this character. Now." I didn't. Not a great movie, but loved the effects.

ugh i threw up but at least i watched top gun

My friend gave me The Bends and In Rainbiws. I got The Best Of and Kid A from the library. I just bought Hail to the Thief. Same friend burned me Help! and got me into U2, causing me to buy the Joshua Tree and get Achtung Baby and War from the library. I also got The Slip free. I then got With Teeth from the library. I also got The Ultimate Collection from the library. But Quadrophenia is better. I then, finally, got Rocks. Now who made all these albums?

I saw District 9, and it was amazing. It was very violent and kind of creepy (hence the R) but was amazing. MY FIRST R MOVIE IN THEATERS I watched V for Vendetta with my dad. Another amazing movie. I saw 9. BLEARGH. It stunk. Sorry those who hyped it up, but it did. I watched Rear Window. I love Jimmy Stewart. And Alfred Hitchcock. Truly very freaky. Yeah. I liked most of these.

I sang this for my audition for the school musical, and the judges really loved it. Plus, it is lovely. Who knows how long I've loved you? You know I love you still Will I wait a lonely lifetime? If you want me to, I will For if I ever saw you I didn't catch your name But it never really mattered I will always feel the same Love you forever and forever Love you with all my heart Love you whenever we're together Love you when we're apart And when at last I find you Your song will fill the air Sing it loud so I can hear you Make it easy to be near you For the things you do endear you to me Oh, you know I will I will