3 bass tracks at the same time?!

All by the same guy?!

There Is No Mountain (Donovan Jam) - Jason Smith

BTW: her name is Alex, and I hear she's good. Her voice sounds totally rock-and-roll. I'm tired of burning my throat out, and IT'S ABOUT FUCKING TIME Continental Breakfast got a full-time vocalist.

I HOPE she's as good as they say.

Layer after layer melts away into a pool.

*ahem*
*flick*

OoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoO

ahhhh...

If I make a wrong move right now, I might accidentally spill this muffin into my mouth.

Too late. :-)

Standing up for what you believe in isn't always easy.

The Day of Silence was today. I think a lot of people discovered that the hard way, and yeah, I was one of those assholes trying to get you to talk.

You douchebags who signed up for it so people will think you're better than you really are are a bunch of douchebags, and you assholes who did it just for the hell of it are a bunch of assholes.

Now, here's the thing: I'm all for equality. Everyone should have the same rights. What I'm NOT for is events like the Day of Silence, which do absolutely NOTHING for ANYONE. All it does is get some people persecuted for what they think, and others persecuted for what they don't. It's straight-up retarded. The squeaky wheel gets the grease; since when is being quiet a good way to get your point across?

Look around you. People are persecuted for their beliefs all the time. A lot of you got a taste of that today, but instead of sucking it up (like the people you're sticking up for do every single day of their lives), you get on your MySpace and bitch about it. It's easy for you. You don't EVEN know what it's like. Not everyone has that luxury. Someone who's truly persecuted has noone to turn to; nobody to sympathize with them and say, "it's OK, things will be different next year." Someone who's truly persecuted puts up with 365x more of that than you do every year, but you all think you're SO FUCKING ENLIGHTENED because you wore a goddamn ribbon and ALMOST didn't say a word today.

You are the most naive, ridiculous people I know.

I hope the real world is more educational than anything you could ever learn in school.

So, we played at a Battle of the Bands last night. Kickass set. We were ON. I even got to play a bit of Classical Thump in between songs; that drew a bit of applause. :-p

Everyone said we played an awesome set. We didn't win. We didn't get 2nd place either. It's OK - it was fun, and we didn't really expect to win anything. I don't think we deserved to win anything. There wasn't a single band there that I can honestly say was bad. The ones that stood out the most won, fair and square. It was good stuff.

But I felt like a MACK. I got giggled and blushed at by so many girls (attractive ones!) it wasn't even funny. I didn't HONESTLY think that playing in a rock band helped you get girls; turns out it's true!

In case I haven't updated you (I haven't), I broke up with Sarah a little while ago. So, I'm not really interested in starting anything with anyone. Not for a while. There is a Right Person, but that is probably never going to work out, so I'm flying solo for a while.

But that doesn't mean I can't look. ;-)

(I am SO completely)

It's been said many times that all too often

(wonderfully)

we take things for granted because

(am I sick?)

they're right in front of us.

(Never been better.)

Sometimes, we don't even notice them at all.

(ELATED!)

Luckily, this is no longer a problem for me.

There's no place my soul can't reach.

BTW:
I'm starting an experimental band. I'm not quite sure what to call it.

Two bass players + one drummer.

I'm only one bass player. Now accepting new hands.

Hit me up.

If you're lookin' for me, you know where I are.