Random Thoughts 24

Never seen what I've done in HD. It's kinda weird

 

Holy Sweet Jesus. Stacy's roasted garlic and herb pita chips with Marie's roasted french onion dip.
I just came.

 

i no speek amerikano

 

Come to think of it, me neither.

 

Lol I've only ever seen most of their videos on my crappy computer

 

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This is today. Yesterday it was 60f (15.5C) , Sunday its gonna be back to 57 (13.8C). My states weather seriously needs mood stabilizers.

Edit: today its about 27f or -2.7c

 

If it's anything below 60 F, I'm probably shaking like a chihuahua.

 

Stack dead actors, stacked to the rafters
Line up all the bastards all I want is the truth

 

Pay yo respectz!

 

I've got a friend who's decided to buy another car.

This wouldn't be a problem with me aside from the fact that he proposed to his girlfriend of one-and-a-half-years and should be saving up money for a house and his future, and the secondary fact that he's already bought two pretty amazing cars already in cash.

He's had his job (which pays him nearly $20,000 a month, which is more than what I make for an entire year) for about a year and has just been blowing through his money like it's nothing.

It pisses me off that he's doing this because he used to be the person who'd say they'd never spend all their money on useless things (who the fuck really needs three cars?) and that he'd save up his money for a house and his kids' education and whatnot. Yet here he is, doing the exact opposite.

People like that are why this world fucking sucks.

Being that I'm a huge fan of Underoath, allow me to correct you.

Act of Depression (1999) – black metal (or "unblack" metal, since they're a Christian band and that's how Christian black metal is classified)
Cries of the Past (2000) – deathcore
The Changing of Times (2002) – metalcore/post-hardcore
(They're Only Chasing Safety) (2004) – post-hardcore
Define the Great Line (2006) – post-hardcore/metalcore
Lost in the Sound of Separation (2008) – metalcore/post-hardcore
Ø (Disambiguation) (2010) – metalcore

Underoath, despite what people think, is not a screamo band. In my opinion, "screamo" shouldn't even be a genre, because its definition is so ambiguous that you could literally lump hundreds of thousands of bands under "screamo." (They're Only Chasing Safety) is their only album that could be considered "screamo," but it's a straight-up post-hardcore album in every way.

Anyway, I listed the genres by their prevalence on the respective albums. So, for example, the genre listed first is the genre they utilized most on that given release, whereas the second genre is the secondary genre that isn't as utilized but is still present.

Apologies if I came across as a dick. I just like defending genres, because I'm a huge stickler for how I classify my bands (I've gotten into many an argument over it).

 

^^So they're like white metal ^^

 

Im on the Highway to Hell!

 

I have an office mate named Jade who is currently obsessed to the series The Walking Dead. She talks about zombie every f**ckin' day in the office. Just today, she's seriously planning to buy a book The Zombie Survival Guide.

 

Just got 50/50 on Blu Ray and the soundtrack for Pearl Jam Twenty.