Parawhore914

Thank you so so SO much.

Semi-cold but depressing once you look outside the window

The Truth About Heaven by Armor for Sleep

haha, Ok. I guess I'm pretty much well set then? Anyone have anything to add?

Green Aeropostle shirt with dark wash skinny jeans.

Honestly by Cartel

Hmmm, well, I use my hands for a lot of things. I do pottery and, you'd be surprised at our much my hands have toughend up. So, I'll just get used to it. I adapt pretty well...

pahaha, sad, but true. I don't know if I can buy it though. I live in the US and one of te few stores that does sell it around here is like, 30 minutes away.

Three pounds...Let's what the converts to in dollars unless, they aren't shipping to US? What website was it?

Amen to that.

I know. That just goes to show you that the guy was lazy and like, made up false stuff.

Apparently not. I think the guy was lazy and just looked some place off of like, Wikipedia or something and was given the wrong information and didn't think twice to look it over again. When you're a report, aren't you supposed to check your facts like--three times or something?

From my knowledge of the French language, yes--it is right. At least from what I know and, it seems like people agree... That's a funny story holleh. I'd hate my grandma too if she did that too me.

^^How much are they?^^ And I agree with you Soph, I'm really feeling the blue.

^^ yeah, really....what? has anyone seen the new TAITV? haha, "the mike carden chronicles" was flat out hilarious

lol. I know. I'm like, couldn't the guy at least get that right?!

I don't know about anyone else but...I don't really like this article. There's no mention of Jeremy, Zac and Josh are--twin brothers?!, and the guy blabs on and on about Hayley. Title: Paramore Shines At Palladium Headline: Rock Review--Upbeat vibe ignites with Williams Emo doesn't know it yet, but it now has access to a diva. Hayley Williams of Paramore is a presence that can captivate millions in her own if she chooses. She has a voice that can fell a small patch of forest, and it stays on key and on high as she pogos, sprints and headbangs. Ms. Williams has the larger-than-her-stature poise and charisma of Joan Jett, the easygoing Southern Charm of Dolly Parton, the principled mystique of Debbie Gibson and the giddy approach-ability of Cyndi Lauper. The 18-year old even has a gimmick: She colors her hair to match her clothes; for this show, it was a deep red. She's not relectant to lead, as she demonstrated during her hand's sold-out concert at the Palladium Ballroom on Saturday. But her values and her youth keep her from taking the lead. In emo-don and for now, that's OK. Paramore's arguably the fastest-rising band in modern rock. The steady building success of its sophmore CD Riot, as well as the disc's lead single, "Misery Business", has the band at a crest that shouldn't fall for the next several months. Even big-market radio, which is typically reluctant to latch onto anything emo or punk-much less both-is convinced; Paramore was added Saturday to "The Edge" KDGE-FM(102.1)'s gigantic "How The Edge Stole Christmas" concert on Dec. 15. Judging from the extremely vocal and pubescent 3,300 that saw Paramore preform at the Palladium, the band is filling the pop-rock gap between Miley Cyrus and My Chemical Romance on multiple fronts. To credit, Paramore isn't all about the singing comet that is Hayley. The other band members are more the competent musicians. And twin brothers Zac and Josh Farro supply a fair enough share of boyish hunkiness to offset Ms. Williams' sprightly alternitive cheerleader energy. But from the opening bard of "For A Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic" to the not-half-bad cover of Sunny Day Real Estate's "Faces in Disguise", Paramore preformed four pros instead of a token front woman backed by essentially hired hands. In that sense as well as others, Paramore is the anit-Evenescense. Both bands play music about jealous, love, loss and confusion. But while Amy Lee's charge is dark and underhanded, Paramore's positively empowering and righteous. A fantastically arranged set only suffered one hiccup: Ms. Williams closed the pre-encore session by preforming the two-year-old ballad "My Heart", a bad choice because of its languidness and age. Yes, she lost her breath during the bridge of "That's What You Get;" and still looks uncomfortable in front of a keyboard; yes, Josh Farro missed a couple of stomp-box cues and mailed in the solo on "Fences;" yes, Zac Farro rushed his bass-drum hits at times. Yes, Paramore is a band that's maturing, but Ms. Williams is ahead of her pack. She may be in it for her bandmates sakes now, but they might never catch her or match her. Then what? I just feel that this article is just...I don't know, it's not the best that Mike Daniel could do. It's a sorry review all in all, in my opinion at least.

Acoustic. And thanks guys, really. I don't think I'll get a super expensive guitar.

Thanks guys. I think I'm going to go with an Ibanez but, before I really decide: What's NOT to like about them? ^^ Thank you, that really helped a lot.

hmmm, OK. even if it was just a suggestion.

For Christmas my parents are letting me buy my own guitar. Problem is, I don't exactually know what I'm looking for. I was just wondering, since this is my first time getting a guitar, if there are certain things I need to be looking out for.

Aw, if only I had joined sooner. You guys seem like really cool people...

The Con by Tegan and Sara

For some reason, I don't like Thanksgiving very much. Interacting with all my family and cousins doesn't make look foward to it because, they all ask and say the same exact thing. It's like, can't you ask something different, I just talked to you five minutes ago.

Oh! Well I figured that much but, still, it's cool both ways. idk why you always miss us Aofie...Maybe it's because we're lazy and don't get up until really late? lol. That's my reason at least ;p