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Hmmmm. OOC. Well, to keep myself amused well I post up my roleplay I shall talk to you lovely people!
First, I’ve heard a few people agree with me that Floyd rocks! *pokes inconspicuous conversation starter* I’ve recently got The Wall soundtrack, and although the movie is better I’m still debating which music is neater. The movie has better effects well the CD is clearer thus making more since durning wierd points like The Trial and Stop.
Anyway, well rambling on about music, does anybody know who made the Highschool Confidential song? Not the one used as the Queerest Folk (or is it Queer eye for the Strait Guy? I don't watch my TV sweatdrop ) soundtrack, but the older one, sung by a man about a woman rather then a man about a man. I know the lyrics off by heart and I've just listened to it on the radeo but I’m still hunting down who made it! >.<
*dances around inconspicuous conversation starter* La-da-dah!

People are strange, when you’re a stranger; faces look ugly, when you’re alone! I have the best of for the doors along with a poster of Jim Morrison, topless with his arms stretched out, in my room. It was 1943 ~ 1271 on it. *moment of respectful silence*
I love Riders on the Storm!

Anyway, the rock opera movie The Wall KICKS a**. It also explains the somewhat offensive songs on the album like In the Flesh and Waiting for Worms. I’ve always known what The Wall was about and I’m one of those people who listens to every word of an album so unlike my friends I never got confused by some of those things. Awesome plot in The Wall! AWESOME!

I also The Song Remains the Same, or Dazed and Confused as its also called. Another cool rock opera, just like The Who: Tommy Rock Opera, Rocky Horror Picture Show and Jesus Christ Superstar. I love those movies.

Oh, and babystitting sucks. I loath little kids! HISS!

Babies remind me of the face-huggers form the Aliens moves... sweatdrop

And yes, me loves my music. It’s the only good music, Classic Rock and Blues and Jazz. I have so many posters in my room, it's crazy. And I just bought a Dark Side of the Moon shirt.

Being a classic rock fan, I have a daring question for you: Metallica...Saint Anger. Tell me what you think? Just mentioning it makes me shutter in disgust, and the response is the same for most of my vintage loving friends, however I've met some people who've never heard of The Call of the Kathulu, For Whom the Bells My Toll, or The Unforgiven who say that that album rocks. It’s sad, really. But I still like to hear other peoples views on it.

Yes, I have loads of odd analogies. sweatdrop

I don’t have an AC/DC shirt, but I was going to get a Nazareth shirt when I saw them in concert this summer, but it was so crowded. We had to stand on cars and jump fences just to get in…fun!

And speaking of AC/DC, Thunder Struck just came on the Radio…and speaking of Thunder Struck, I’ve learnt to play that on Alice, my beloved guitar.

Yes, Alice. I love her so much! I pay about $20 for lesions, although it’s more or less a ‘jam-session’. Guitar is easy to learn, but its best to play with other people. If you ever start then talk to me and I’ll give you bunchles of tips. 3nodding

I have a large play list on my computer, but I’ve been listening to CDs (The Wall, mostly) as of late.

My brother just stole the Doors CD I stole from him months ago. He also grabbed my Led Zeppelin Later Days CD. I still have his AC/DC and some other stuff. It’s amazing how things move around in my family.

And no, I know about Photoshop, but nothing about Illustrator. >.<
I was going to do a comic on Photoshop, but I prefer fancy inking in black and white. Which costs a lot of money. Damn expensive art stuff. stressed

Hmmmm..............Starting a comic about this place is a dangerous thing to talk about to a bored college student with a three day weekend and no homework due.