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Wow. That stinks.

*likes Xaeraz's comment*

Haha, yeah, a stop-motion version of the music video would be fun to watch.

It kinda sounds like EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

I too can sense when a box TV set is left on.

I still haven't played Madden '11 with my dad. He used to pummel me regularly in Madden '09.

Congratulations!

[color: #008000]Entries for the Flash Fiction Marathon do qualify, in case you wondered.[/color]

I began reading this entry hoping I could use Flash Fiction Marathon entries. Thanks for clarifying.

I only know because Riglax (who's Greek) told me about it.

Cool interview. Maybe hearing about other artists will help prompt me to draw more.

It seems to me that you're making more of an argument against judging people based on how standout their personalities are than arguing against judging personalities. There are bad personalities, after all -- violent, bullying, etc. -- and they can be harmful to you and to their owners. As personalities can reveal a person's inner workings, they should be taken into account (appearance, however, isn't very important in friendships).

To add onto what other people are saying about love's nature:

I have approximately no experience in any form of love other than the familial form, but from what precious little I do know, I would say there are two sides to love: attraction and dedication. Attraction is a feeling. Dedication is a choice.

PARTY!

I brought the confetti. 8D

Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal commercials disturb me. I've never eaten the cereal, and I don't think I ever will.

Why do I have a feeling Radiohead could actually make this genre work...?

generic pop-punk vs. generic dubstep

 

hmm

 

I'd say they're about equally garbage.

"Equally garbage", of course, meaning "neither genre is garbage at all" (in my humble opinion). I've heard the Alex Clare song, but I haven't heard the Nerf song, so I can't judge the songs themselves.

Sometimes it's the simple things that hit you the hardest. It's awesome to know someone likes you when you feel out-of-place.

I started listening to Neck of the Woods online but never finished. I remember "Skin Graph" as having a great tune, and a couple songs afterward too, but I forget how far into the album I listened. I really should finish.

I love the entry title.

I have no answers for the questions you presented, but I have a feeling I'll wonder about this in the back of my mind for a long time to come.

I find the idea of sense of self a very intriguing subject; though I have never explored its intricacies in depth, from what precious little knowledge I do possess, however, I agree with the conclusion presented in this entry.

My library is only at three days. I need to catch up to you people. >

A band doesn't need to be popular or relevant to produce music that people like.

In regards to the discussion of mainstream pop: At least the pop music from the '60s and '70s had big band backings. That said, I do like some songs by pop artists such as Jason Mraz, Five for Fighting, Colbie Caillat, even a couple by P!nk; it's just that, on the whole, the genre is dominated by artists like Rihanna and Lady Gaga who produce almost nothing but simple dance-pop.

Congrats. Now I have another reason to procure Minecraft: so you can teach me how to BURN STUFF^TM.

*thumbs locked in up position*