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I'm sure a form of this entry will end up on http://almostalist.com in some way (and by "form" I mainly mean the pictures and stories about the show--not the fact that I'm a major nerd).
For my own purposes, I figure it would be a good idea to recap Slope Day 2008 (just so I can remember it 10 years from now, when I reread these entries and realize how much of a nut I "was"). Unfortunately, I'm finding out that too much text is a sure way to get people NOT to read your blog...So, let's try it this way--my Slope Day 2008 in pictures (very few pictures because I'm a slacker at taking photos): 
Wake up call from Jenn...although I didn't actually hear this go off. I woke up about 5 minutes after this was sent because the sound check people were going wild outside my window (and yeah--I like to sleep late...so what?!) 
I Got online and decided to edit Almost A-List's interview with Fight! Fight! Fight!. I thought I could get it done in time to post it on Friday, but it just didn't happen... 
Met up with Jenn on the slope to get some good pictures for Almost A-List. That's my "Pete Wentz" face (you know he always makes that freaking face--or one like it at least). 
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists was the opening band. "It's alright! It's alright!" :] 
Jenn's BFF. 'anks!! 
Nobody believed I could ask the lead singer of Ted Leo and the Pharmacists for a pick. Not only did I ask and got one, other people got one too (off of me, of course--and I got no thanks or love from those people. Ya'll are wrong! All my hard work--seriously. I almost flew OVER the barracade trying to get that pick! And yet no 'anks for my hard work--dang, ya'll!) 
Hot Hot Heat brought the cold cold rain. So after 1 minute into their performance, I had to say bye bye band! Peace out! Time to head over to Daisy's room and chillax! 
Back on the slope in time for Gym Class Heroes...and who did I bring with me?! My partner in crime--Daisyyyy!!! :] You can ask her to tell you the story of how I (in her words) "back rammed" this guy, causing everyone to sober up for a second and know not to mess with me. 
"Tiga? Who's he? He's soooo cute!" 
Apparently he's Travis' cousin! Cute! :] 
Finally--Gym Class Heroes! Apparently homeboy in the red shirt had ashy lips that day (according to Travis)... 
Oh Travis...I heart you! Except please don't put an "X" in front of my name...(this picture is a good shot but hella blue and poor contrast. Blarg!!) 
Our favorite Ithacan--Disashi! 
Matt on the drums 
Eric :] 
No more Slope Day. Enter a shower, dinner, and Made of Honor with Daisy! How come everyone was at the movie theatres (that guy from my COMM class, 2 of my COMM TA's, Kevin and his friend, that one hot guy, Daisy's friend....)? It's like, after partying on the slope, what's the next best thing to do? Hit the movies?! 
Home from the movies. Enter a "slumber party" at Jenn's apartment! I packed my pajamas, toothbrush, hairbrush, and camera and was on my way to Collegetown! I walk along West Ave. and who do I run in to? Tiga!!!!!! Yeah, I have my weird face on since I was looking really haggard by that point and was embarrassed that I was so disgusting and he was so hot (and smelled sooooo nice). The weird face is the best way to soothe the awk.
The fun (of course) didn't stop there--but my pictures do. If you could insert a good hour and a half of footage from when me and Jenn were harrassing Tommy and when I was chasing him down the hall, that would show you only the normal portion of our night...
Because after we were done bothering Tommy, Jenn and I tried to do a vlog for Almost A-List. Somehow it took us 20 minutes to introduce ourselves and we ended up speaking in Southern accents...and then we finally went to bed at 5AM, having accomplished very little.
It was a great way to end the year. Now I just need to (literally) survive finals.... :[
This semester has been chaotic with the school work. I'm relieved it's almost over. Let's just leave it at that
(I think the only reason I want to leave it at that is because it takes way too long to explain all the ups and downs I've had with stupid genetics and biochem and comm--yes comm...and, like I said, I really don't remember how to write about myself anymore. I'm really on the verge of writing in the third person and saying how "mundane", "not danceable", and "rather emo" this semester has been.)
In other news, I was dying to tell you that--eh, we'll wait for the next blog entry...
My spring break was cut pretty short, seeing as I was summoned back to campus for research. I kind of like it here though, when everyone else is away. I can blast my music as loud as I want which is nice...I don't have to worry about getting run over by amateur drivers....and I don't have to worry about bumping in to people as I walk around campus. It's really dead, but I like the loneliness of it all (I guess I'm a pretty weird kid).
While I came back Thursday, I say today (Friday) is my last real spring break day....because tomorrow it is on like donkey kong as I somehow try to figure out genetics.
So what did I do over spring break? Basically, I sat at my computer and talked to Jenn all day, lol
Actually, we revamped http://almostalist.com
It looks nice and pretty and professional, right?
I interviewed a ton of bands a wrote a bunch of good articles.
So in a matter of 1 week, we have gone from 3 views a day, to over 100 views a day!!! Really nifty right?! I'm TOTALLY excited about it! Just think--maybe by this time next year, Perez Hilton will have a main competator in the blogging realm--ME!!!! (ok that's definitely REALLY hopeful right there...lol)
Anyway, I have to get up early to go feed the mice...and then I'm off to Mann to figure out genetics and stay far away from a computer. Oh yeah, I bought a really hot pair of kicks over break....really hot. You'll probably see me sporting them around campus.
Again, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE visit http://almostalist.com and support us!!! :]
Yeah yeah, no more band updates? That was kind of a lie...
Anyway, I'm interviewing The Morning Light, an amazing indie/pop/rock band! I'm pretty pumped and you'll be able to check out the interview on Almost A-List. If you have any questions that you want me to ask them (no matter how generic they are), holla at me!
Later skaters!
So NO MORE BAND UPDATES ON MY PERSONAL BLOG!!!! I don't know if everyone will be happy or sad about that....but do not fret!
As mentioned earlier, Jenn and I had a brilliant idea--and now it is pretty much up and running! Therefore, PLEASE (with a cherry on top?) visit:
ALMOST A-LIST
Go find out about new bands/band updates from all different types of genres. Be well knowledged in the music field, and SUPPORT all those rising stars out there! Comment any bands you like (or dislike) and let us all know why. As Big D and the Kids Table would say, "Try Out Your Voice"! Peace out, shawties!
Yeah, Jenn and I have a brilliant plan.
Who knows if it will fall through (I hope not!!), or what will end up happening, but as of now, it's totally genius...if we could only make it a tiny bit more unique. :]
In the mean time (so we'll have content for the future and all you dorks out there can be more musically diverse, lol):
THEE ARMADA!
(http://www.purevolume.com/theearmada)
These guys are actually number 10 on the purevolume.com signed artists charts (which is relatively high..it's like out of 100) and they are scheduled to play SXSW (which, incase you don't know, is like a "conference"/"festival" thing where they show upcoming bands and films...I personally haven't been, seeing as it's in the south and I have no way of getting there. However, I do keep up with SXSW and it's definitely a great way to check out some of the coolest, most amazing bands/artists that are out there right now. I definitely recommend it--last year's acts included Bloc Party and Lily Allen :] ). Thee Armada is a good mix of powerpop (like All Time Low) and "the dance factor" (like Forever the Sickest Kids). I wouldn't be surprised if these guys ended up on this year's Warped Tour--they're the type of band that would make it there. Sooner or later, they'll be all big and famous and we'll all be like "I remember when they were just a little ol' band from Texas!" Definitely check these guys out...and might I recommend going to their purevolume and listening to "Rock, Shock, and Load"? That song is ON FIRE! Or, as they say in the Yay, that song is HYPHY!!! YADADAMEAN?! (lol)
New hip hop music for the world!! The Cool Kids are so avant-garde that they're reminiscent of early 90s beats (and style), which means they're old school--except they aren't. I don't know if that made any sense, but if you listen to their songs (such as "Black Mags", which is featured in the Rhapsody commercial along with Sara Bareilles and her song "Love Song") you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And did I mention, I <333 these dudes' style. It's part old school, part rock, part stunna, part HOTT! Umm, we should totally have these fellas play for slope day--I'm tired of the whack hip hop/rap that was brought the past two years (although, T.I. was pretty boss...but dude, Talib? He hadn't released a record in FOREVER!). Anywho, you can check out The Cool Kids' music and more pictures on their mi espacio. If you don't like their style you at *least* gotta give them props for being the best dressed hip hop guys you've ever seen--I know I'm drooling over their look....I'm really glad that I'm the person that people are willing to open up to. I'm the person that people are willing to trust, and it couldn't make me any more happier--not because I know that there are people out there who respect me enough to open up to me, but because they are willing to come to me for moral support or advice. You don't have to have an M.D. to help someone--sometimes I think I'm already a doctor.
Bye Bye 2007... :[
I tried to get one pic from each month, but seeing as I'm camera shy, I missed a few months (most notably June and October--two months when I was working extremely hard). Oh well...
(NOTE: the cut has pictures and is pretty image heavy....It includes pictures that I haven't posted before and aren't on facebook or anything...it also includes a few new pix from xmas)
Happy New Year, Ya'll!! :p
(From apple.com)
Yup, best unexpected gift ever! :] :]
At any rate, back to this "dating" quiz. I found it to be very "Hannah Montana" status that it said that I was liberal and traditional. But actually, this makes a ton of sense, lol. I am pretty liberal when it comes to politics (I guess it comes from being a Californian, lol)....but when it comes to my life, I like to keep things traditional. This probably comes from my upbringing, seeing as my mom comes from a traditional family and my dad is old (yes, old).
I also think the qualities of what would make a good match for me are sadly true (that kind of makes me feel like a jerk). While I admit that I do like the traditional, geeky fella, I do really want a guy that's stylish, which means his geeky personality should not necessarily cross over into his wardrobe. I try (really hard) to tell myself that the way they dress doesn't matter, but it really does. I guess my brother and sis-in-law had something to do with this. They got on my nephew's case about dressing like a slob. They told him that he didn't look like someone who was a junior national merit scholar (or whatever)--he looked like one of those garbage pail kids (or whatever they were called...back in the 80s I believe). Since then (and with the help of What Not to Wear) I've been caring about how I dress. I mean, I'm going to go to med school some day! I need to dress the part so people take me seriously. And similarly, my man should do the same. Dress like you're a baller even if you aren't. If you want people to respect you, dress like you mean business. (And FYI: This is why I like Shia--homeboy can dress quite well, despite what you haters may say! lol)
As for the wealthy/ambitious thing, I assume that comes from the fact that I plan to be a successful doctor one day (yes, even though CU has tried hard to shatter my dreams, I'm still chasing them)...which means I really can't deal with any scrubs--'nuff said, right?
| Your dating personality profile: Stylish - You do not lack for fashion sense. Style matters. You wouldn't want to be seen with someone who doesn't care about his appearance. Liberal - Politics matters to you, and you aren't afraid to share your left-leaning views. You would never be caught voting for a conservative candidate. Traditional - Modern culture does not move you. You hold traditional values dear to your heart. | Your date match profile: Stylish - You cannot put up with someone who is lacking in style. You want an original, someone with flare, someone with good taste. Wealthy/Ambitious - You seek someone with goals, someone to whom success is important. You would like for this person to open up new experiences and opportunities for you. Traditional - You need someone who is a bit old-fashioned. A person with traditional values and beliefs will perfectly compliment your lifestyle. |
Your Top Ten Traits 1. Stylish 2. Liberal 3. Traditional 4. Intellectual 5. Adventurous 6. Wealthy/Ambitious 7. Shy 8. Big-Hearted 9. Sensual 10. Romantic | Your Top Ten Match Traits 1. Stylish 2. Wealthy/Ambitious 3. Traditional 4. Conservative 5. Adventurous 6. Big-Hearted 7. Intellectual 8. Shy 9. Practical 10. Sensual |
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This is reason number 65841354856470 why I am not feeling New York. 
I was really really REALLY pumped to rock out hardcore last night--heck, I needed it! I haven't been to a show since the Camden Warped....this is definitely a deprived state for me. Furthermore, I was pumped to be pushed against a baracade while screaming "Don't apologize, I hope you choke and die" at the top of my lungs (I'm not emo--anymore...that's just my fave emo line).
But hey, we can't win everything. The Brand New and Thrice (with mewithoutYou) show was cancelled. *tear* I'm assuming it has to do with the insane snow storm that supposedly hit last night.
The show has been rescheduled although the date hasn't been confirmed. I called the box office and they're aiming for a show in Feburary. I just hope I'm not too busy to go and it's not on a school night. But then again, I will of COURSE make time for the wonderful boys of Brand Nizzle. I've been waiting for them to play my fave, angry, bitter song for an ex-friend (which I believe was originally dedicated to Adam of Taking Back Sunday...). Not that I'm angry or bitter or have (m)any (hahaha) ex-friends, but that song says everything you wish you could just spit at that one person who backstabbed you in whatever way. It's like listening to Hit the Light's "Bodybag" and *feeling* the anger. I call that pure brilliance...and all the energy from the crowd they get when they perform that song is just WILD.
As for Thrice, they are lyrical geniuses as well. Listening to their stuff reminds me of when I saw them frosh year, after having been murdered by my first round of prelims. The show was intense. A girl who went to high school with me and now goes to CU, said her brother's friend got hit in the head and was knocked out for a while at that show. It really was total madness...but I needed the craziness. It helped me release all this anger and stress that just continued to build up.
Well, you win some and you lose some. But darnit Brand Nizzle!!!!!!!! (oh and as your FYI: I took both the Brand New and Thrice picture on this blog. The Brand New pic was taken at JHU and the Thrice picture was taken at the Warfield in SF. Nifty, right? They're my fave pics for sure)
On a separate note, this semester was awesome. I think (hope) I met all my goals...not that I had many goals. Just one. :] The best part of it all is strengthening my friendship with people who understand everything about me...and by everything, I mean all those weird things about me that I feel I had to explain or defend before. The only thing I haven't been able to win over with people is my love for The Dog Whisperer, but that's alright. :]
This semester has been a long one, but I really did enjoy it. I think it helped to have two people really close to me...I really couldn't have been so calm throughout the school year without them, so I'm thankful that I had them in my life. :]
Another perk was venting the frustration that "asian men and black women are the two most single race groups" (what's funnier is having this conversation with an asian guy and then a black girl). That's all I'm going to say about that...(although knowing both sides is definitely amusing)
Whether it was watching movies, watching TV shows, venting about stupid things, or even shopping at the Syracuse mall, this semester has been amazing. I loved my classes, my teachers, and my little cubicle job, lol. Next semester will be madness but I'll manage.
Oh, and on a side note, I think my Norcal kids will be happy about this convo (which is paraphrased since I can no longer find the original):
A: Have you heard Bay Area hip hop?
K: Yeah
A: Do you like it?
K: I don't know...it's...I don't know how to describe it
A: HYPHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's how you describe it!!!
All Time Low is straight up love. They're jerks, but their new album is *KILLER* (and by jerks, I mean, they're typical 19 year old dudes). If you miss awesomely good powerpop or the old tunes of Fall Out Boy (circa Take This to Your Grave), then All Time Low's So Wrong It's Right is the album for you. And I thought Put Up or Shut Up was amazing!!!!
All Time Low is playing in Poughkeepsie on the 15th--same night as Brand New and Thrice! Uh oh, which one to go to...I need to get in one more concert before 2007 is over!! :p (I think I should see Brand New instead...if I saw All Time Low, that would be the THIRD time I've seen them this year...obsessive much?)
(That's my fave pic of All Time Low that I've taken. :]
A: I don't like to pay a lot of money for shows to see them perform on a screen. I like to be front row.
D: Or apparently on stage...
A: There too.)
1.) I scheduled a long distance, virtual date with Allie tomorrow morning so we can catch up on things
2.) My fave teacher this semester is willing to write me a letter of recommendation. I'm REALLY excited about this!
3.) New India Jones stills leaked
4.) Pictures of Shia filming at LAX
--insert the bad part of my day here--
*sigh* I really just need to learn how to stop being a perfectionist.
Maybe I should go play some Tekken to calm my nerves.....
Or I could stare at this picture:
source (Just Jared is BOSS.)
Option two at least puts that smile back on my face...
Hey, feel free to slip Shia my digits....granted I'm anti-smokers/drunks/getting busted at Walgreens/being a jerk--but hey, I am a sucker for any guy that works hard, is passionate about his career, and wants respect. Respect is key.
Remember my Paramore escapades this summer with the BFF at Warped (see Camden entry)? Remember how I had backstage passes and had the opportunity to see an exclusive Paramore acoustic set? Remember how I couldn't get a picture with Hayley because they were filming a documentary? Well, I saw that documentary on Fuse TV this past weekend! VERY exciting! I didn't watch all of it to see if I was in it, but nevertheless, ya'll should watch it over Thanksgiving Break. It's on Fuse TV's d'Fused. It gave an accurate discription of all the Paramore madness that goes on backstage. Yeah man. AWESOME times!!!! (and as my own tangent, I heart this picture of me and 1/2 the kiddos of Paramore. I can't get over the height though...but keep in mind that Hayley is the same height as me so....awkward? Anywho, there is nothing more attractive than a guy wearing tight jeans and a 2pac shirt--keeping it G and easycore at the same time is HOT! Why can't more CU guys look like this? Just sayin...) To get you pumped to watch this Paramore documentary, here's Misery Business...and hey, I shouldn't have to bribe you to watch it--you should watch it because the BFF and I might be in it!! :p
Butttt I finally gave in, and it's a good thing too because their new cover CD is AMAZING! Putting that extra "punk" twist to all my favorite cheesy, 90s teen movie theme songs is icing on the cake. Their new single, Kiss Me, sounds like it was written specifically for them to cover--I can't imagine any other band who could have covered it better. The guest vocals (Adam from TBS and Patrick from FOB) add that extra dazzling touch of punk rock fineness to the album. The King of Wishful Thinking has the nostalgic sound of being an angsty 16 year old in California (or maybe that's just nostalgic for me, which it probably is). This song is one of their best covers on the album, mainly because it sounds like it's an original NFG song circa Sticks and Stones. Lovefool is also another winner on this album, because really, NFG's cover of it couldn't be more perfect. I urge everyone to go pick up a copy of this CD (From the Screen to Your Stereo Part 2) or at least get your hands on Kiss Me, The King of Wishful Thinking, and Lovefool. You won't be disappointed in the least. In fact, I'm posting the new video for Kiss Me, which also features Hayley from Paramore and Chase from Classic Addict (PLUG: CHECK THEM OUT TOO!! :]):
(For your own reference, other songs on the CD include:
It Ain't Me Babe
Stay (I Miss You)
Iris
Don't You (Forget About Me)
J'y Suis Jamais Alle
Crazy For You
Head Over Heels)
In other random news that has nothing to do with music or New Found Glory, Shia LaBeouf has one heck of a mug shot. Man!
Four reasons why this weekend was awesome (Halloween weekend that is):
1. GOOSEBUMPS MARATHON on Cartoon Network! There's a God. (I posted the intro to the show...that beat is freaking KILLER! Man...totally addicting!!)
3. Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments...very interesting! It was nice hearing all these horror film directors/screenwriters/actors talk about films from an "artistic" perspective. My favorite one they talked about was Night of the Living Dead, the original one released around the time of MLK's death. That's always been my favorite horror film because it's one of the very few (VERY FEW) horror films where a black guy is the hero. Apparently, they did this intentionally to make a statement about all the racial tension going on back then, which I just think is brilliant--a horror film that's meant to scare you and yet make fun at how pathetic our society can be? Brilliant. I couldn't find a clip of that, but I did find a clip of The Evil Dead. This film is totally low budget and ghetto as hell, but it's awesome! Andddd, for those Boy Meet World fans, this clip has commentary by Rider Strong. Enjoy!
4. Degrassi of the Dead...hilarious! Total lame sauce, but definitely worth watching! It was directed by "Mr. Simpson" apparently! How awesome is that?! They did a really good job with makeup--"Emma" looked zombie-tastic! And call me crazy, but Peter was awesome in this "episode". He makes a good zombie, I guess because that's how his acting is anyway. Here's the final scene of the episode, so don't watch it if you don't want to know what happens...but yeah. Peter does some majorly good acting in this scene (he's even sort of hott..definitely losing my mind now), and Jimmy does an awesome Thriller dance sequence during the credits
ashame that their talent isn't being exposed. A lot of the poems were very uplifting and phenomenal, and I'm just sitting there in awe that people have this talent to string words together like they're painting some type of picture. Even the way some of the poems were presented just made me speechless--I really wish I had talent like that. I wish I could take all my feelings and thoughts and just turn them into this mental picture. The "main feature" was this genius named Stephen Bor. He grew up in Seattle but lives in Oakland right now---which in and of itself made me like this guy because I grew up near Oakland and lived in Seattle. One of his poems I really enjoyed was about how the teachers thought he was a "special needs" kid because he couldn't understand english...and they actually put him in a class with all the other special needs kids. This one struck home for me because it had a lot of the emotion I had back in second grade when my teacher put me and the latina girls in a "special reading" class since we "didn't know how to
read". Man, I hated that woman so much for being so dang ignorant--but I'm glad she put me in that class because hey, look where I am now. But it was just stuff like that and a whole bunch of other poems that I felt connected with. It's great that there are people out there who have the same experiences as me. I'm glad there are other black women out there who get pissed off when people ask about our hair, how long it took, if it's real, if we can straighten it, or if we can fro it. Would you ask this to your other friends? I'm guessing not. So why ask me? I'm just like you. I also watched Degrassi this weekend--eh. I'm so happy that Ash and Jimmy are back together though. They used to be *the* Degrassi couple. This episode didn't really do anything for me, although I did like the song that they sang. "Ashley" (blanking on this girl's real name) has such a soulfull voice--very beautiful. At the same time, the episode was ruined with all this Mia and Holly Sinclair stuff--LAME! TOTALLY LAME! Seriously Degrassi, I'm begging you--get rid of all these newbie characters! I mean, is Degrassi even *ABOUT* the old characters anymore? And when it is, it's totally predictable (last week with Palex) or boring (this week with Ash and Jim). (NOTE: In the middle of this blog, the BFF called and told me how a lot of people are hatin on the new Degrassi...I'm glad I'm not the only one seeing the lame here. I'm going to have to find another new TV show) The plus side though, is that Kate Todd filmed an episode of Degrassi this season--VERY EXCITING!!!! And in other Degrassi news, the next episode is right up my ally--ZOMBIESSS!!!!!!!!!!!! *squeals* I am SO ready for this, even though it is a lame concept (lame in the sense that it reminds me of the Clueless TV series Halloween special). There's nothing more exciting than a bunch of people running from dead people...if there's dead people, does this mean JT and Rick will make an appearance? Here's Part 1 for ya:
In other news, BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE!! They're playing a show in Albany on Wednesday night...I really want to go. Hrmm, maybe if I'm spontaneous enough, I'll actually make the 3 hour drive to go rock out. I haven't been to a show since August. I'm scaring myself....They're also playing a show in Long Island during winter break, which is more practical, although I don't think anyone would go with me...ergo, I should probably go by myself in my "hometown". Here's my fave song that they perform--so much energy and so much happy. :]
I've been listening to BSB *at least* twice a day and I've even found myself drooling over the latest pictures of Nick (and even Howie...since when was Howie the cutest one of the group?! Didn't he used to be the winky troll one?--that's for Becka ;] ). In short, I want October 30th to be here RIGHT NOW! Screw the new B. Spears....BSB, man! BSB!
Another reason I'm BSB giddy is because I just read an interview with Nick. He gave the best answer ever. When asked, "What word makes you cringe most when you hear it?" he responded with, "Paris Hilton" (ok, actually, he said it was the name of a hotel chain, but it's obvious that's Ms. Hilton since the two dated three years ago). This response made me fall in love with the kid. He's not only bitter, but he seems to acknowledge that dating her was a big mistake. I *love* this kid. :] I think Becka needs to put some of Paris' heads on that one picture and send it to the poor kid so he can get over her (you know what picture I'm taking about, girl...and you know he would LOVE that ish too....I imagine me, you, and Nick huddling around your compy, giggling and laughing at the Paris version of that picture...as well as the other two versions. :P).
And for the amusement of upsetting Nick *and* Nicole Richie if they were to ever read my blog:
(from TV Guide. Great, right? There are a million things that are unsettling about this photo but I won't go there)
I really hope you got a kick out of steeling that emblem....and I hope you enjoy wearing it too (NOTE: Apparently, this is a new phenomenon to some people, but it's actually not...people steal car emblems all the time so they can wear it as "bling". Ghetto and down right ignorant). Words can't even describe how angry I am at you. It's not even about the emblem, but merely the principle of the matter--you stole something from my parents because you thought it'd make you a baller. You have a lot of guts, don't you? I don't really believe in karma (because hey, I've been doing good deeds for hella people and yet some pathetic stuff like this happens), so I'm just going to say that I really hope you enjoy what you got...because if I see you on the street.........man, if I even *see* you on the freaking street....
Sincerely,
The Girl Whose Going to Sit Here and Do Her HW and Be Nice Despite the Fact That There's Mean, Stupid People Out There Who Don't Know Any Respect and Take the J Out of Joy
P.S. Just so we put things in perspective, this is how angry I am right now (and btw, Chance is awesome even though he's obviously crazy. If he got his own show, I'd probably go on it just for kicks...I'd also probably be kicked off in the first elimination round but eh, oh well):
