Jernlov

Hey, he should be allowed to say what he likes about February! :P Personally I agree. I hate the bloody month - lack of daylight and depressing. Luckily it's only short.

I would much rather have an April birthday. The majority of people I know have them in April; and also, it's a cool month!

[bleep] yeah Fate/Stay Night! Greatest stuff ever. I've kinda lost interest in anime for now. Needless to say, I'll come back to it eventually.

Join the club. I look like a [bleep]' 10 year old. Haha I look young too. With long hair I look 12 but with short hair I look about 15ish. I mainly think it's to do with my [crap] dress sense and chubby cheeks. (How odd, I've quoted you two like this before and agreed on something.) My dress sense is about the only thing that makes people believe I'm 16 when I tell them. Also, I have a March birthday. Am I cool yet?

Set Your Goals' Mutiny!. An unusual favourite of mine. I just love how loud and simple it is.

My sense of humour. It doesn't really transpose itself well onto the Internet unless you've heard my voice somehow. My intense love of music. My love of all things nerdy.

Just to prove I look like a 10 year old: Requesting this to be indexed, and any other pictures I have to be removed and replaced with this one and this one only, please.

Join the club. I look like a [bleep]in' 10 year old. The only person whom I've thought older than they actually are is Wongtong.

Starting to like them more? :) Yeah. It all started to click together after a minute or so of listen #2. There are so many subtle things in their music that I never really noticed first time around. Yes' Close to the Edge. My favourite progressive rock album. Down at the end Round by the corner Close to the end Down by the river. Seasons will pass you by. I get up, I get down.

That's the thing I've found with a lot of bands I like - most of them tend to play 18+ venues, which I don't really blame them for; but it would be nice if they played a couple of 16+ ones.

Their debut is probably my favourite, but they're consistent really. I need to listen to The Conductor's Departure more though.

What the [bleep] dude. That's extortionate. I thought it was expensive to go and see Porcupine Tree (I decided against it when I saw it would be £65 for two tickets) but this just takes it.

Gorod's Process of a New Decline. Okay, I get it now. :thumbup: Good music.

You ever listened to Anata, jaerk? Pretty sure you'd like them if you like Gorod (in fact, I like them more than Gorod).

If you're already not considered normal, drinking will only make you worse. Wise choice. No don't. Sit upright against a wall or something and relax your neck. Lying down only worsens back/shoulder/neck pain.

Don't children always hate the music their parents like? Just pretend to like really bad music for the first 13 years of their life, then bring out the good stuff. If my son/daughter is anything like me, they'll shun popular music until said age and then start raiding my CD collection. On another note, any girlfriend I have better be tolerant of my love for music...

If you seriously don't want to drink, just be firm about it. If they don't listen, plan to do something else. Or you may enjoy it. You never know. Trust me, they won't listen. I've told them over and over but that didn't stop my mum [bleep]ing my drink (I realised though and didn't drink it). The only way they're getting me to come is if they literally force me, I WON'T be guilted into going to the pub, not this time. My dad can threaten to leave all he wants, I'm not going to do it. Whoa whoa wait, hold on here. Your mum did WHAT? ...what kind of a parent would do that? Anyway, I was feeling crappy and so I took a nap. I'm much better now. ;D Rofl yeah she did. I thought I was being paranoid at the time but a few weeks back she told me (while drunk) and I was like AHA! It's the 'I want me daughter to be normal and drink like everyone else we know does' sort of parent. If my parents tried to pull something like that on me I probably wouldn't speak to them for a while to be honest. I've seen how some of my friends behave when they're drunk. I don't really want to go there at all. Heh. It's not like it isn't normal to drink - it's just how much you drink. At the end of the day it is very much a personal choice, and it's important to make people understand it.

If you seriously don't want to drink, just be firm about it. If they don't listen, plan to do something else. Or you may enjoy it. You never know. Trust me, they won't listen. I've told them over and over but that didn't stop my mum [bleep]ing my drink (I realised though and didn't drink it). The only way they're getting me to come is if they literally force me, I WON'T be guilted into going to the pub, not this time. My dad can threaten to leave all he wants, I'm not going to do it. Whoa whoa wait, hold on here. Your mum did WHAT? ...what kind of a parent would do that? Anyway, I was feeling crappy and so I took a nap. I'm much better now. ;D

Maybeshewill's Not for Want of Trying. Probably my album of the week.

Chances are it's that, Spending hours on end teaching your kid music that you like, or mainstream. This is me you're talking to. My kid is going to be subjected to hours of Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, Nick Drake and World's End Girlfriend.

If you seriously don't want to drink, just be firm about it. If they don't listen, plan to do something else. Or you may enjoy it. You never know.

If I was a parent and my kid listened to Marilyn Manson, I would probably die from shame. I wouldn't stop them though.

Happy birthday! I'm just looking forward to turning 17, so I can lose the whole "school age" [cabbage]. Oh wait - I'm still going to be in school when I'm 17.

Fall of Troy's song titles are the most off-putting thing about the band. They're just plain odd, and not odd in a good way. Nick Drake's Pink Moon. Matches my mood right now.

Thursday - As He Climbed the Dark Mountain Off the split EP Thursday/Envy. Thursday is the only second-wave post-hardcore band that I find listenable.