The Trunk O'Love
At the foot of my bed rests a black sticker dressed trunk with a golden lock on it. Its contents contain the secret to my ability of staying single for so long. It has been one of my fondest and truest companions for the past two years.  That is why it has been dubbed the Trunk O' Love.
I feel that the patient, thorough, and loyal reviews of my faithful Trunk O�Love has rendered me a more masterful critic. My nightly sessions of viewing and reviewing and sometimes reviewing again the contents of my infamous trunk are just one example of my incessant drive to learning. There�s room in everyone�s life to a good first look or even a re-look over certain materials. I wish I could fit the whole world into my Masta Beta home and let it look through my trunk but it�s just not possible. So I took the liberty of putting a trunk on my page. This way I can share with the world all worthy reviews. If it be a good book or CD, or maybe a magazine article or TV show the possibilities are endless. So read on and check out the Trunk O�Love.
Good Charlotte Equals Good Punk

Maryland punk group Good Charlotte�s sophomore effort dubbed �The Young and the Hopeless� strikes another chord in keeping the vitality of Punk alive.
I�m not sure if anyone knows the definition of punk but in every description a resonant theme sounds; punk is somehow offensive. We�ll I would then like to give Good Charlotte the best punk band of the world award because every time I listen to their music I feel insulted in some way.
Does the band led by twin brothers Benji and Joel think I�m stupid? On the song Riot Girl Benji describes his ideal girl friend, �My girl�s a hot girl.� Wow I know if you elaborated a little I might not understand what you�re talking about. So please please don�t add any more artist expression. Oh but he does, �I know my baby will do anything for me.� See now these guys have me scared. If he�s got an actual girlfriend than hell must be freezing over.
Their punker-than thou attitude in The Anthem is eloquently shown in lyrics like, I don�t want to be just like you.� Though they do try to tackle more serous issues later in the song, �Go to college a university get a real job that�s what they said to me but I can never live the way they want.� That by far has to be the saddest lyric in the whole album. I actually felt bad for the twins because they aren�t smart enough to get into college.
In The Life Styles of the Rich and Famous they sing about celebrities complaining in Magazines. It�s funny that I�m reading Rolling Stone right this very second and Joel happens to be complaining about a girl he liked in high school that didn�t like him back. That�s actually astonishing to me; a girl didn�t like Joel? Good Charlotte is so punk that they continued the song by saying �I think we should rob them.� (Talking about rich and famous people of course.) Wait aren�t they famous? Well yes they�re in RollingStone magazine and Guitar One. They do a show on MTV, All Things Rock. I can only imagine that all these publicity has secured funds for these guys. See they are hard-core punks they want to steal from rich and famous people who are not quite unlike themselves.
My favorite song on the record has to be The day that I die.� The twins admit in this song that, �The happiest day of my life is the day that I die.� This song actually gave me hope. My mind started to ponder away from the offensive music and into the future. Yes�the day that Good Charlotte dies will be a happy day.
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