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tabular_rasa
A good sentiment, but it's not always true.
I think I need to make an icon of that, lol . . .
(Quote in title from the Rejected video-- if you haven't seen it, also oddly hilarious in its own right)
In other news, I went to the dentist this morning and was told I have amazing teeth that I will have for life. Woot!
Edit (10:02 am): I made an icon, lol . . .
 | You scored as Sadie. Nobody cared when you died, you came back, they got scared, and then they all cried. You were a sweet little school girl, and now you burn your stupid uniform with pride!
Which Living Dead Doll would you be? created with QuizFarm.com |
Ha ha, that sounds like the perfect choice. I would hate to not be remembered, I like dressing up like a scoolgirl, and I even have two differently-colored eyes (just not profoundly, lol . . . )
Also, I just watched the video for Avril Lavigne's new "Girlfriend." The song screams "MIDDLE SCHOOL" anyway ("Hey-hey-you-you I don't like your girlfriend! No-way-no-way I think you need a new one! Hey-hey-you-you I could be your girlfriend! and, dare I mention, the line: "She's like, so whatever", lol . . . ) but then the video involves her running around being punk-pop-y and brutalizing some guy's poor girlfriend, a redhead in an oldschool cardigan, knee-length skirt, and knee socks. Okay, if you were tormenting the popular bitch who gets everyone, sure, but popular girls don't wear cardigans, knee-length skirts, and knee socks in this day and age. (Probably the only person in the entire world who ever did that after about 1975 was me in high school, because I was trying to be vintage in a thoroughly non-cool-vintage way. So I take this as a personal attack, Avril, thanks! Lol . . . ). So, you are tormenting a poor, geeky girl, with whom this is probably her first boyfriend, which I'm sure she must worked very hard for, and you're winning him over by shaking your ass in tiny plaid overalls and yanking him into bathroom stalls. (And not the port-a-potty stall former girlfriend gets pushed into at the end-- which makes her appear very Moaning Myrtle-esque and just makes me sad). Avril, this makes me sorry I ever angsted over your angsty songs when I was an angsty teen! *Sigh*
It's that time of the month; I need something to bitch at, lol . . .
As for videos I've seen today that I liked, "Beautiful Liar" by Shakira and Beyonce isn't very deep but it's visually pleasant and well-put-together, and I like the song, and "If Everyone Cared" by Nickelback (which has the lead singer whose voice I often joke "if you could have sex with voices, I would have it with his," lol-- weird conversation Tiffany and I had, once :-P)-- not only do I tend to like their songs anyway, but this one is about everyone getting along peacefully, and the video scrolls through the history of various peace/equality/freedom protestors like Nelson Mandela, Bette, and the guys who organized Live Aid and the man who started Amnesty International. Woot idealism. (I cry when I watch that video).
(I am also amused by the song that takes clips from Supertramp's "Breakfast in America"-- just the boring parts, though-- "Take a look at my girlfriend; she's the only one I got. Not much of a girlfriend, I never seem to get a lot." and leaves out what makes the original great, lol . . . "Can we have kippers for breakfast, Mummy dear, Mummy dear? They gotta have 'em in Texas, where everyone's a millionare. Take a jumbo, 'cross the water; like to see America-- see the girls in California: I'm hoping it's going to come true, but there's not a lot I can do . . . " *Sigh* kids these days, lol . . . )
I should take a hint from the Nickelback song, stop watching MTV, and go do something at least semi-meaningful, like write my book or something. Ta-ta!
