Violet

'Tis true, and I wouldn't expect anything less from you. :nice:

^ You would. :lol:

I don't really dislike either of my two brothers. One of them can be a complete jerk some of the time, though.

Is it bad that I immediately thought of "A Punch-Up at a Wedding" upon reading that?

^ D: WTF, Muse. :|

That.

OM NOM NOM. :dazzled:

^ If that were a Facebook status, I'd like it.

OMG, story of my life. :| :disappointed: BAHA, awwwww. :hug: Awww. :sad: Don't get discouraged. You're still young, and you have plenty of time. :hug:

Awww, leave Tchaik out of this. :sad: That is super lame. :dozey:

BAHAHA, that's terrible.

[ame= ] [/ame] :heart:

^^ Despite no "Runaway" (:(), that's a great setlist. I'm so glad you got to see them, Lore! :nice:

BUHHHHH. :bomb: -drools-

Older. When I was 14, I had a group of people tell me I looked like a college student. Also, in my junior year of high school, I had a jazz band function I was attending (I was the keyboardist at the time.), and the person running the event thought I was the band director. :|

-enters thread- -sees pics- -SNORT- Be right back, dying from laughter. -exits thread-

^ Consider it done.

OK. Check your inbox. :smiley: :wtf: Mad skillz, Lore! :awesome:

Those three are excellent choices. :D "Riceboy Sleeps" is an album I like to use myself. As for Debussy, I find that quiet classical music in general is also excellent to use to help me fall asleep. :nice: As much as I love Muse, for whatever reason, they don't apply very well to "music I listen to as I fall asleep." I think that has a lot to do with the fact that I often get hyper when Muse is played/mentioned. :tongue: That's a good choice, too. I often use their album "()" to help me fall asleep. :heart: I'm going to post two things. The first is what I like to listen to when I want to fall asleep. The second is something that has made me fall asleep because it was that extremely boring. Here's what I like to use to help me fall asleep: [ame= ] [/ame] His album "Opalescent" is something I use on a regular basis. This track is a particular favorite from that album. :D This is the boring one: [ame= ] [/ame] I heard the entire divertimento played in a recital that Ilko Rusev had at my university. I (unintentionally) nodded off about five times during the entire thing (which is three movements). It didn't help that he played Paganini's "Variations on "Moses" by Rossini" right afterwards. If it weren't for the Tabakov piece he played at the end, I probably would have fallen completely asleep by the end of the recital. :|

Excuse me while I die from laughter.

^ Same. :bomb:

:heart: On this note, I suppose I'm going to go with one song that makes me dance every single time I listen to it. [ame= ] [/ame]

^ Where did you read that?

This. That song is so godawful annoying. I don't need to know about the kids singing "rococo rococo rococo rococo rococo" forever and ever into the night. :bomb: This as well. Similar to this, I want to comment on how I disapprove of the amount of disapproval for "City with No Children." Then again, I'm biased, as it's my favorite. :heart: Once again, I'll state my opinion that I like "Sprawl I" much better than "Sprawl II," as well as mention that having a "Sprawl II" without a "Sprawl I" is a bit silly.

WOOOOO. :cheesy: