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February 08

yeah

Friends are good hey.
February 06

let me give it to you straight.

So it's pretty much an understood fact that I, right now, am pretty pathetic. Honestly. Don't deny it. I feel like I haven't slept since over a week ago. And now to reinstate the point I have been making via MSN for the past week.
 

There is no such thing as love.
And I know that's awfully cynical to say. But I need proof that it is possible today.
I'm not easy I'm just easily swayed.
'Cos I thought life was a cabaret, old chum.
Now I wanted to turn it off but my heart is just to soft.
Let me give it to you straight, straight like an arrow.
See, it looks a lot like staring at the sun and it sounds so much like broken glass.
Perhaps you're reeling from an awkward pass and it feels just like you want to die and there's no one left to watch you cry.
I've got to convince myself and just about everybody else that there's no love.

 

Or, as Sam points out, there is such thing as love, but it is hard to come by and easy to lose. And when do you know what love is? You may think you know. It might not be love just right now but it might be in time. But then it comes back and smacks you in the face and shouts "HAH! NO LOVE FOR YOU STUPID GIRL!". And that is when you realise you shouldn't give up your morals so easily for someone you think actually cares about you, but, in truth, doesn't.

 

THE END.

January 13

Story: Tales From The Deep (or, Big Black Mother Spider Mofo)

When I was younger, I was never one to be afraid of insects. I was the kid who would aways play with the house spiders. My brother once ate a cockroach, which made me disgusting by association.
 
But as I have matured (and I use the term lightly), my fear for all things with mor than four legs has frown. Examples of this include the time my stepsister and I found a stick insect on the inside of my room's front door. We decided to conquer this skinny foe by coaxing it onto my year 9 English book (which I knew I had kept for a reason). Alas, whenever our weapon got within a 10cm radius of our target, it would twitch a lanky leg, sending us teenage girls screaming to the other side of the room. Eventually, brothers were recruited, and the enemy swiftly removed.
 
Yet another creepy crawly related incident was "The Cockroach Who Ran". I was sitting on my lounge one night when I deemed it time for sleep. I started walking over to my bed when HOLY MOTHER OF JESUS there is a cockroach on my ground. Thankfully, my trusty year 9 English book was again handy so I followed the garden escapee and feebly tried to crush its little cockroach brains. Finally, after chasing it for a good two minutes (and two minutes is a long time to chase a cockroach), I cornered it next to the cupboard and proceeded to bludgeon it to death, then covered all evidence by leaving the book on top of its not-yet-rotting-carcass, where it stayed for approximately a month.
 
But none of these terrifying experiences could prepare me for..
 
BIG BLACK MOTHER SPIDER MOFO
 
 So our story begins last night when I made my way downstairs to my room to find my pyjamas. Now, for those of you who don't know my house, my room has no internal access and the only way to get there is to go through my stepfather's workshop. So as I made my way through said workshop, I was greeted by THE BIGGEST SPIDER I HAVE EVER SEEN perched next to my door. I mean this was THE MOTHER OF ALL SPIDERS. This was no run of the mill Huntsman. From my extensive spider knowledge I'd say we were dealing with some kind of gigantic funnel web. I screamed and ran in the door, using my virtually unused front doorway to get back upstairs. I called my brother and told him to go get spider mofo out of the vicinity by means of a large stick. However when he returned the news was grim; spider mofo had retreated to the gap between the beer fridge & the wall.
 
Eventually I had to go downstairs. I tried to take precautions: I shut the door to my hallway the whole way (rare event), as well as my back bedroom door. Unfortunately my beloved door snake was guarding my front door, and if I removed it I knew I faced the chance of dealing with stick insect mofo AND spider mofo. So I tried to put it out of my mind as I lay in bed - played solitaire on my iPod, watched Disney Channel (instant cure for insomnia). Eventually I turned off the tv and tried to sleep. I thought I was making good progress with my drowziness after sleeping with me head on the pillow, in between the pillows, under the pillows and completely off the pillows. Then suddenly: nature called. I cursed my selfish past self for drinking water before bed and not thinking of the consequences for my future self. And for not taking crazy spider mofos into consideration. After a good 5 minutes of deliberation, I decided to brave it. I stood at the bottom of the stairs and surveyed the surrounding areas. No big black spider ass in sight. I made a dash for the bathroom, where so many of my bad spider experiences had played out (staring at a big brown huntsman making himself at home on the shower curtain). Thankfully I made it back to base without any spider mofo sighting.
 
In bed however I noticed the gaps underneath my doors - just big enough for spider mofo's big black ass to fit under. I grappled with the reality that when I was sleeping, he could sneak under my door and into my ear. He would then proceed to eat out my brain matter, and use me as a human droid to summon his spider mofo army. Eventually I would be abandoned and rendered useless, save for my attending of the weekly "Spiders Ate My Brains Out Anonymous" meeting (SAMBOA). I could not let this happen as I knew any day niw Captain Planet would call upon my marvellous brain to take the baddies down to zero, and I didn't want spider mofo to ruin my chances of obtaining a tacky ring. So I decided to block off brain access by plugging in my iPod and began  listening to the fitting "I See Spiders When I Close My Eyes" by the wonderful Boy Least Likely To. Followed by the appropriately inappropriate "I'm Glad I Hitched My Apple Wagon To Your Star".
 
The next morning I saw my 8 legged for in his evil lair behind the refrigerator. Beneath the shadows I saw his evil glare and my spidey sense picked up on him saying that tonight would be round two.
 
I had to prepare.
January 08

..but i am le tired..

Why are holidays so boring.

I know every product in every shop of Miranda Fair, WBJ, Pitt Stret Mall and associated shopping areas.

And ze funds are lacking..

List of cd's to buy:

1. Everybody Uh-Oh - Man I Am Brad
2. Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
3. Broken Social Scene (ST)
4. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (ST)
5. Wolf Parade - Apologies To The Queen Mary
6. My Morning Jacket - Z
7. The Cloud Room (ST)
8. Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
9. Communique - Posion Arrows
10. Thunderbirds Are Now - Just A Moustache
11. I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness (ST)(EP)
12. The Boy Least Likely to - The Best Party Ever

Yes well that was more for my benefit than anybody elses..

PS. If anybody has any Everybody Uh Oh or I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness songs then do share.. you don't? I thought so.

January 04

hopeless?

All I want to do is find where my family came from in Germany
 
But my dad doesn't even know his own grandfathers name.
 
I mean my mother's side can trace their descendants probably right back to 1000BC but my dad doesn't know his grandfathers name?
January 01

baby don't kill me

Did you know that if you put coke in the freezer and then put it in the 
fridge it makes coke slushie type thing.
As if you did.
I am genius.
 
Pete Doherty loves you. I promise.
From way far across the sea
Came an Arbitran maiden she
Had a one track mind and eyes for me
Half blinded in the war
With a pale young Anglican
Who said he'd help her all he can
Showed her Jesus and his little un-holy friend
She had no notion to please him
Just say 'ta-ra' and leave him behind

There's a little boy in a stairwell who 
Says "I hate people like you,
I got match sticks and cable TV
Half of less than 50p"
We all clambered over the balcony
Banging on the window waking Steve,
Bringing with a true love his un-holy friend
Singing if you really need it
You just wont leave it behind

Please kill me
Oh baby don't kill me
Don't bring that ghost round to my door
I don't wanna see them anymore
Please kill me 
Oh no don't kill me
Don't bang on about yesterday
You know I wouldn't know about that any way 

Monkey said to the mouse before
If she loved any body more than he
It turns you into stone now
I'm reversing down a lonely street
Cheap hotel where I can meet the past
Play it off and keep it sweet
It's sweet like nothing oh
It's just like nothing at all

Seeing you there
How could I help but stare
It rips the heart out of your baby
Taken far too much to see or think or touch
Whats real stranded on this street
I'll pave my only way home
If you really need it oh
You just won't leave it behind

Please kill me
Oh no don't kill me
Don't bring that ghost round to my door
I don't wanna see them anymore
Please kill me 
Oh no don't kill me
Don't bang on about yesterday
You know I wouldn't know about that any way oh no

He got nothing oh
He got nothing at all

somewhat rambling

If you don't get this entry, and I know you won't, don't worry, I have not gone crazy.
 
Point one:
  • On the off chance that you're listening to the radio, I just though you'd like to know you broke my heart
  • On that note, Pete Doherty is an absolute genius

Point two:

  • First epiphany of the year - when you have two good things to choose from, don't sit there and stare in awe at your beautiful mess. Nobody likes to wait for a vain and indecisive person.
  • I will never stick to this.
  • And that means now I deserve everything I get
  • Or don't get

Something similar to point two:

  • When you have something don't treat it badly and expect it to remain loyal

Point three:

  • The Cloud Room are a really good band. Take note Lauris.

Point four:

  • Boys are stupid. Throw rocks at them.
 

Uno

Dos