Corner Kid

hah, woah, when i started reading this, i thought it was about me, haha... phew... Can I be Nemo?

haha, i tried to look online for a picture of one of those shirts, but hopefully you get the idea...

you can get AIM, anyone can get AIM, I'm on AIM all the freaking time. I'm on it right now, actually... http://www.aim.com

i changed mine to my website's logo, any thoughts?

the ultimate eye-catching outfit for a girl to wear... to me is this... Thank God peasant blouses and tunic shirts are back in style, because those on a girl is extremely sexy. Especially the ones that lace up in the front... mmm... I guess i have sort of a medieval fantasy, i dunno... and flare jeans with that... that makes my day...

LOL, Garry Glitter!

my favorite line from any song is from the song "Painless" by David Mead "Je m'appelle resistance, but you my love Will rise above translation" - David Mead

Ok, does anyone watch this show? I'll post one of their top ten's and then I want you to make your own, or not if you agree with their list. E!'s List and my comments: 10. Will Ferrell (hilarious guy, but doesnt deserve top ten so easily) 9. Robin Williams (ok, this is #1 for me, because of all that he's done for comedy over the past 30 years) 8. David Letterman (funny guy, but still not top ten worthy, Conan is funnier to me) 7. Jim Carrey (should be higher up on the list) 6. Ben Stiller (really funny guy, maybe could work his way into the top ten in the future) 5. Chris Rock (like Will Ferrell, doesnt deserve this high of a spot so easily) 4. Bill Murray (He rocks, Out of these people he deserves it, but I'll be adding others to my list, and it'll probably bump him down into the top 15) 3. Jerry Seinfeld (yeah, good choice) 2. Adam Sandler (really funny guy, but Little Nicky takes some points away and drops him down) *1*. Mike Myers (Should be on the top ten, but not the number one spot, others have done much more than he has) I totally disagree, here's my picks and why... 10. George Carlin (the grandfather of shock humor) 9. Mel Brooks (made some of the funniest movies of all time) 8. Andy Kaufman (proved that comedy is what you make it to be) 7. Bill Cosby (proved that shock humor isnt all that its cracked up to be) 6. Eddie Murphy (is the reason why SNL still exists) 5. Mike Myers (spawned off-the-wall and unforgettable characters) 4. Jerry Seinfeld (the only guy who can make "nothing" hilarious and make it last for over a decade) 3. Jim Carrey (the king of comedy and catch-phrases in the 90s) 2. Steve Martin (brilliant in everything he has done, a major influence to so many comics) *1*. Robin Williams (shaped Comedy over the past 30 years, a living legend) I'm curious to see what your lists would look like...

-pigtail braids -bellybuttons -beautiful voice -the smell of vanilla turns me on, that and perfume from Tiffany's my biggest turn on is probably integrity and maturity, like a girl who doesnt sleep around with everyone, is an awesome person, genuine, smart, funny. That and purity, when a girl is innocent and sexual at the same time when she's alone with me. That does it for me. a great personality heightens the turn-on. A girl who just wants to get in my pants is probably not going to get that far.

ok, I checked out your mp3s, and now that my DSL is back on-line, I'll start out with a question, then I'll get to the review. Q) are you satisfied with the recordings? Meaning, if you came out with an album, the songs would be produced just the way they are now (which from what I heard were mostly acoustic) Or, are you doing what you can, just recording the songs acoustic so that people can get a feel of it. IMO, Tell it Like it is (which is my favorite of the three) has the definite potential to sound awesome with a whole band, not really pumped up, it would disturb the flow of the song. Anyway, The 2nd song was interesting, I liked the spoken word element to it. The third song has that raw, coffeehouse feel to it. Speaking of which, do you play out, like at open mic nights, or concerts? If not, i think you definitely should. There's nothing better for a singer/songwriter than playing at Open Mic Nights. I can definitely see a lot of potential in your songwriting, which comes from the experimental element to it, especially the guitar chords, which is how I play too. I even recognized some of those experimental chords you played. Most people would say "what is that????" If I had to make an assumption, I'd guess you were self-taught like me. IMO, Self-taught is the way to go, you become more original as a musician. And listening to these songs, I dont notice any striking resemblances to other musicians, which is a really good thing. People compare me to Coldplay and John Mayer, and that might be a good thing, but I dont want to be labeled like that. So you have a good thing going for you. The only advice I can give is just get out there and play for people. Usually I hear a lot of simple songs, and I give those people advice such as "experiment more, find your own style" but I can see you've already found it. You have this element that I'd like to call "Alternatrance." basically music that cant be defined by one genre (basically alternative) and when you listen to it, it puts you in a trance (not to be confused with dozing off). Actually, I just pulled that name out of my ass, but it'll come in handy from now on when people ask me what kinda music I play, hah. I love looking out and seeing people who are normally really hyper and talkative staring off into space while I'm playing a mellow song. And watching a stranger who's there for coffee and a chat stop talking in mid-sentence during one of my songs and forget what they were talking about. Thats something that I can notice in your songs. The guy who opened for me last night played almost entirely simple songs (a lot of basic strumming and chord progressions like G, C, D) and that may do it for a lot of people, but after a while, it becomes a cliche. I notice during open mic nights, that I doze off during the simple songs, and go into trances during the experimental songs, because it has this "new" feeling. So There, before I just go off and write a book on music, I'll stop there. hah. Good work. And get out there before the music industry misses out on another good songwriter.

I'll check em out right now, and let you know.

OMC

I had a good birthday, I went to a Japanese restaurant and got a couple Sake Mudslides, mmm.... the gig is tomorrow, along with my birthday party... so I'm excited about that too... until then I'm going to see if i can get any new songs done

i wanted the joy of hearing someone be like "there's no way you're 21" and I'm like "BOOYA" and flip out my card... but my sister who's 17 got to order alcohol too... haha.. oh well.. i had fun...

i dont understand this situation... someone could go up infront of a bunch of people and say "Where are all my bitches and hoes?!!!!" and people would get offended... but if someone put that out on a rap album, its sure to go platinum...

man... I'm sooooooo full... ughghghgh

Urban Outfitters, its a Goorin Brothers Fedora.

I'm a sucker for a girl in a black teddy and when she wears my pajamas, hehe

coco cabana "Her name is Lola" yadda yadda

Silicon Implants = False Advertisement

that would rock... my friend wore a suit jacket completely covered in duct-tape, a thrift-store plaid t-shirt, a clip-on tie, plaid pants, and flip-flops

I'd hope that I was hotter than a fish... I'd find it odd if someone was like "man, that fish Nemo is so freaking hot, I want to bang his fins so bad"

you two are must be on a smilie posting spree...

they stole my name, grrr, I was sad when I first saw it, i was like "NEMO? i want to be nemo!" and I thought "well it'll blow over like that one horse movie, no one will notice that my name is also used in a disney movie" then I read that it was the top cartoon film of all-time, totally blowing away Toy Story in Ticket Sales, just on opening weekend... grrr....

haha, thanks