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Not usually, but I could be... sq

Nope, it came last week. :nice: sq

Crap, now I feel slightly sick from eating too much. :blank:

Nope, I haven't even bought them. xD sq

Oh, hi, Julia! :nice: These name changes annoy me. -_-

Nope. :P sq

Still 13. :P

WHY THE **** IS THIS CALLED MY THREAD AGAIN? :veryangry:

Nope, same answer as rainplay. sq

YES :wacky: My chorale concert is in two hours. :wreck:

One minute I held the key Next the walls were closed on me :P

Concert in three hours. :wreck:

CAKE ohai :wacko:

iTunes Red apples or green apples

Mom, combining carrots, cheerios, and applesauce doesn't qualify as a dessert.

Sorry, I was practicing piano. :p A youtube playlist would be nice, if you really don't mind making one. :nice:

Yeah, pretty much. I'm already a fan of Arcade Fire, Keane, Snow Patrol and Apparatjik, so I should probably remove them from the list. Actually, I like to listen to all of a band/singer's discography before I decide I like them or not. This is probably why I have barely gotten through my list.

Hi Emma! :nice: Well, here's the list: Again, not complete by any means, and slightly outdated at this point (I've already listened to about four bands on the list).

I'm feeling more intelligent just being around you. :nice: I read Flatland this summer, prior to taking Geometry. It was a somewhat strange book, but I think it actually did help slightly. I have a huge list of bands/musicians I want/need/probably should listen to. It is by no means complete, of course, but if you could provide some input on it...:shrug:

:uhoh: Hello?

:blank:

True enough. I just don't really know what websites to use. Actually, I take that back, I can do CTYOnline courses. I just had a thought; would listening to music be considered an education of sorts? I don't mean classical, in this case (although Classical is certainly music) - I mean highly respected bands/singers, such as The Beatles, R.E.M, and the like.

That name seems awfully familiar to me. I'll look into it. I really should stop spending so much time on the computer.

Okay, I'll revise that: Let other people do what makes them happy, unless it involves hurting another sentient (or just living in general) being. Well, was that a good 5,000 post?

:thinking: Life is only monotonous if you wish it to be. You can spend your life running on a mouse wheel, but you'll never get anywhere without some variety. Enjoy the time you have, and make good use of it - but let others enjoy their passions. All that everyone wants to do is be happy.