You'll Never Guess Where I Am!!!!
You give up, don't you?
It's TEXAS!!!! YAY!!!!!
*Sigh* 3 guys. One bed. One couch. And an inflatable mattress.
I'm gonna get stepped on everytime Neil wants to pee. Whee! Can't wait.
So, I was doing my laundry here and some asshole came up while I wasn't there guarding it, (cuz it just seems stupid for someone to steal someone elses' laundry) and the opened up the washing machine and left it open in the middle of my cycle. So my clothes are just sitting there in soapy dirty water. And I couldn't get the damn thing to finish the goddamn fucking cycle!!!!!! Agghh!! People are assholes. Especially in TX. Something retarded like this always happens first thing when we get to this place. Ooooooo......I wish I knew who it was.
But on to more interesting things than retarded hotel patrons and dirty clothes:
On the trip out here I was listening to this disc I bought a while back but didn't really listen to.
You see, I have two main discs that I throw on when I am writing. HedNoize is the main one. Man, that helps me get in the zone. And also this Snow Patrol album, Final Straw. It's not what you would expect ME to be listening to.
So tonight in the "SUV" I was listening to the words and how the album was set up. It's actually quite good. The first two songs tied in together. Song 1 was sort of a girl/guy conversation about what she wants him to do with himself (grow up, I guess) and he comes back with he likes his drug. Song 2 seemed to be from the guy's side and why he does it.
But the real kicker was the final two songs on the album. The first, Somewhere, A Clock Is Ticking is a very sinister and eerie, yet beautiful tune. It's like the guy realizes the girl is leaving him and they have a confrontation and there are references to a war and an explosion towards the end. What really made it haunting was the repeated line "I can do anything to you.", cuz at the beginning he was saying she couldn't leave. Man, I must have listened to that like four times to try to figure out what was going on.
The second one really freaked me. I think he killed her.
I'll have to listen again. The lyrics on all the tracks are not straightforward. It will probably take more concentrated efforts from me to try to piece it together.
It's funny. I was not impressed with it when I got it. But now that I....Fuck. You get the idea.
I like it.
Nix says: I'm done babbling.
It's TEXAS!!!! YAY!!!!!
*Sigh* 3 guys. One bed. One couch. And an inflatable mattress.
I'm gonna get stepped on everytime Neil wants to pee. Whee! Can't wait.
So, I was doing my laundry here and some asshole came up while I wasn't there guarding it, (cuz it just seems stupid for someone to steal someone elses' laundry) and the opened up the washing machine and left it open in the middle of my cycle. So my clothes are just sitting there in soapy dirty water. And I couldn't get the damn thing to finish the goddamn fucking cycle!!!!!! Agghh!! People are assholes. Especially in TX. Something retarded like this always happens first thing when we get to this place. Ooooooo......I wish I knew who it was.
But on to more interesting things than retarded hotel patrons and dirty clothes:
On the trip out here I was listening to this disc I bought a while back but didn't really listen to.
You see, I have two main discs that I throw on when I am writing. HedNoize is the main one. Man, that helps me get in the zone. And also this Snow Patrol album, Final Straw. It's not what you would expect ME to be listening to.
So tonight in the "SUV" I was listening to the words and how the album was set up. It's actually quite good. The first two songs tied in together. Song 1 was sort of a girl/guy conversation about what she wants him to do with himself (grow up, I guess) and he comes back with he likes his drug. Song 2 seemed to be from the guy's side and why he does it.
But the real kicker was the final two songs on the album. The first, Somewhere, A Clock Is Ticking is a very sinister and eerie, yet beautiful tune. It's like the guy realizes the girl is leaving him and they have a confrontation and there are references to a war and an explosion towards the end. What really made it haunting was the repeated line "I can do anything to you.", cuz at the beginning he was saying she couldn't leave. Man, I must have listened to that like four times to try to figure out what was going on.
The second one really freaked me. I think he killed her.
I'll have to listen again. The lyrics on all the tracks are not straightforward. It will probably take more concentrated efforts from me to try to piece it together.
It's funny. I was not impressed with it when I got it. But now that I....Fuck. You get the idea.
I like it.
Nix says: I'm done babbling.
posted by NixEclips at 4:47 AM
2 Comments:
So he (she, it?) just left the fucking machine open? I'd wash those clothes again, just in case.
I always think it's funny how you may or may not like a certain type of music, but once you hear the lyrics you like it that much more. Especially when it's about killing your whiny bitch of a girlfriend. She probably deserved it anyway. :)
Oh yeah, if Neil does kick you, act like it didn't bother you. Wait til he comes back from the bathroom and grab his foot as he passes by. If you're lucky, by the time he catches on, he'll be flat on his tweaker face and you'll be laughing saying "That's what you get for having to piss!", ala Tommy.
Hang in there man.
Yeah, yeah, you guys. In order to conserve cash (1.25 per wash and then again to dry. At 3 loads, that's fucked. hehheh. Load.) I took the fucked load and combined it with my other load. Der. I'm not a Go-Tard.
And I'm surviving ok. The only person that gets on my nerves is Neil. He's the only guy I know who can take a 1 minute statement and stretch it out to 5 or 10. Fuck.
Nix says: He'll be the first to die.
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