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Hey, I'm a big Sigur Ros fan as well. Though, unfortunately, Hoppípolla isn't one of my favorites of theirs, its meaning, I do like. On topic: I don't plan on getting a tattoo. :\ Just not my thing. Maybe it'll be a rarity when I'm older (and I'll be special? :3).

I'm annoyed to death by my inability to quit biting my nails.

Dunno if this have been posted before. Hehe.

Compression shorts + athletic shorts/swimming trunks without the mesh.

Mmm, Fleet Foxes are gooooood. Ragged Wood

Moon Through the Branches - Hammock

I used to like short hair in middle school and early in high school. Now I'm back to liking moderately long hair. Em is my background on my computer now. :3

Mogwai Fear Satan - Mogwai

Lion's Mane - Iron & Wine

Posted that gif mainly cause of her smile she does. :) EDIT: Yah, I know, probably edited, but still eye-catching. Them blondes get to me.

I haven't drank in a while, so I was pretty darn drunk last night after six beers. I did drink them pretty fast, though. Sometimes it's enjoyable to have some of my girl friends around during a get together where there are drinks. But a lot of the time they create so much [bleep]ing drama. So it's good every once in a while to just sit down and have a few beers with the guys.

1901 - Phoenix (DLID Remix)

Had a fun night last night, got a bit tipsy with some buddies. Woke up this morning and longboarded around my city for a bit. Hoorah.

I first started playing baseball for parks and recreation. I wasn't too bad at it, but I didn't know a lot about the sport. I didn't think there was much to know. (Sidetrack secret: the first time I played baseball, the ball was hit to me and I picked it up and threw it at the back of some kid running to second base cause I thought that's how you got someone out. This was when I was super young, though.) My team was made of up kids who knew each other rather well from previous seasons. I was able to join their team because I was pretty good. So, after our first game, which we won, one of my teammates comes up to me and whispers into my ear, "Hey dude, could you go get the pitchers mound for me." I was confused, but he just looked at me seriously. So I was like, "Uh, sure Joey." I waited a bit, and then walked out to the mound and looked at it. I figured, all the other bases were taken, so why couldn't the mound be taken. So I circled it a few times to figure out how I was going to get it; I looked over to the dugout and there my whole team was, with the coaches, laughing their asses off at me. It was really mean. But looking back, those jokes are so funny if you do them right.

Haaaate phone tag. >.>

Spent the latter part of the work day inside of a nuclear facility canyon; that is, a huuuuuge concrete building, half of which is under ground. Surrounded by like, 7 ft concrete walls, completely cut off from the world, surrounded primarily by darkness and the smell of abated asbestos and grout mix. Oh, and I worked three hours overtime, even though I don't get paid overtime for my internship. Guess I'll be leaving three hours early next Thursday.

This probably is irrelevant to your situation, but for all those taking AP Calc tests: Most of the problems are multi-step problems. Say a problem has three steps, and each consecutive step builds upon the next (aka. answer from step 1 is used in step 2. answer for step 2 is used in step three, and so on). If you know how to do steps 2 and 3 but not one, don't fret! Signify a random number or relevant answer as the answer to step 1 (doesn't even have to be nearly the correct answer). Use this number for steps 2 and 3 and you will get full credit for those parts, even if you final answers are wrong. It's key, though, to show that you are forcing the value of a certain piece of information. This is especially useful for problems where, for part one, you have absolutely no idea what the answer is. Say you're trying to find out a rate in part 1, which you will use in parts 2 and 3 to get different quantities. If you brain fart and blank out on how to find this rate, just show "so-and-so rate" = 20 cm^2/s (or whatever units are correct) and finish the problem using this rate. Also, write units wherever you can. If you don't know an answer at all, just write the units down. You get credit for that. Seems obvious, but many people actually don't think that works on the AP tests. Not bragging, seriously, but just for credibility's sake, I got a 5 on the AP Calc test. Probably doesn't mean much, but I just wanted everyone to know that this isn't coming outta my arse.

Emma Watson is soooo adorable. :3 Her little smirk makes me want to pick her up in my arms and swing her around romantically.

Up All Night - Blink-182. It's their new single, what the [bleep] else would I be listening to? :P

I'm so nervous about this album. I [bleep]ing love Blink so much, so I hope it turns out great. This song really eases a lot of that nervousness. Stoked to see them in concert at the beginning of September. You can definitely hear an Angel's & Airwaves sound to it, especially cause of Tom's voice.

Gonna get that discussion sesh (number 2) this weekend. Asked her if she had time, and she said she wasn't busy at all. Just have to keep telling myself to focus on the issue. No sidetracks; though I really like just hearing about what she's been up to. Wish me luck, boys [and girls].

I don't think I'll be huge into a lot of sliding, though. It looks fun, but I'd really like to get good at just the fluid dance moves. I've read a little bit on both the dervish and the tan tien, and it seems like the dervish is better for dancing, while the tan tien is better suited for sliding. Why, in your opinion, would you get the tan tien over the dervish?

Oh, you want a taste of my ice cream? If I wanted half of a blizzard, I would have bought half of one...

Grapevine Fires - Death Cab for Cutie