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May 5, 2002
You Can Thank Your Lack of Feedback for this Shit

I think that since no one else gives me any feedback on my site, and no one else UPDATES their sites, this is just for the hell of it. Thoughts that are coming as I speak.

I want to see Spiderman. I'm watching that video for Hero with Chad Kroeger from Nickelback, and Josey Scott from Saliva, and boy is that a good song. I like to harmonize it. But of course, to ruin my good-song moment, here comes Creed, with their overplayed single Sacrafice. MTV2, sometimes you disappoint me.

Before Hero was Screaming Infidelities by Dashboard Confessional. I'll hand it to them, they're ok. But I do not know what an infidelity is. And they never actually say "screaming infidelities" until the end. I hate songs like that. I'm waiting for them to say the title of their song, and it never comes until the end, or they say it once in a verse, or not at all. It just gets me confused, because now I actually have to listen to the context of the song before I can understand it. The lead singer looks like a puppy.

Some people think having water wars is fun. I sure don't. I don't find a lot of fun in getting drenched in freezing water. Pour coffee on me, maybe then I'll find it more interesting. I'm referring to the 'lose your parents trust' commercial. If I were in that commercial, and I had smoked weed and my parents found out, I suppose it wouldn't be so bad as the commercial makes it seem. Those kids are outside getting soaked and cold and, after the first 30 seconds of bliss, absolutely miserable. And I'm inside, warm, dry, and - considering I had just smoked weed - probably high. But the point is I'm not drenched.

Oh God, now some of you are running through your head that I'm getting high. If you'll refer back: 'If I were in that commercial..'

I'm watching the Sum 41 "What We're All About" video now, and there's one thing that really bothers me. They may have chains attached from the floor to their pants to make sure they don't fall, but how can they jump up and down if they're on the ceiling? Do they just completely defy gravity all together? And if so, how do they jump down later? And why would they have those stupid chains if they can't fall? And why, when Spidey is up on the ceiling, and his blood drips, does the entire crowd notice it? If a small drop of blood fell 10 feet away from me, I can't say I'd notice it.

Oh great, there goes my alarm clock. I was supposed to wake up at 8:30 but I got up a little earlier. I thought I turned it off. Guess not. The longest minute in the world is when you're waiting for that alarm clock to turn off because you're too damn lazy to do it yourself. They should punish people like me by making alarms that never stop until you make them.

I wear my KSwiss.

Bridal shower today for my cousin. I think I've been to like, one of these before. Maybe more, but I only remember one. Oh, no. That was a baby shower. I don't think I've been afterall. But at the baby shower we played this fucked up version of Bingo. You fill in your square with things that you think the mom is going to get, like cradles or bottles or dresses or something, and then while she's opening all the presents, you check of the ones you said, and hope you guessed in the right order.

I wish my 300 crunches per day for the past 2 weeks would actually show some results. I'm not seeing any, and I'm feeling even worse about myself. If it's possible.

Thursday is a good band.

- Molly{8:59 am}

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