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: the last refuge of the persecuted crack smokeri know it will
By "Nicolle"
thus, we have a music meme, borrowed from useless dicta:
1. Put your iTunes [or your open-source player, for all you sexy linux geeks out there] on shuffle. IF SOMEONE SAYS "IS THIS OKAY" YOU SAY? WHAT WOULD BEST DESCRIBE YOUR PERSONALITY? WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN A GUY/GIRL? HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY? WHAT IS YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE? WHAT IS YOUR MOTTO? WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS THINK OF YOU? WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT VERY OFTEN? WHAT IS 2+2? WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR BEST FRIEND? WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE PERSON YOU LIKE? WHAT IS YOUR LIFE STORY? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? WHAT DO YOU THINK WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSON YOU LIKE? WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS THINK OF YOU? WHAT WILL YOU DANCE TO AT YOUR WEDDING? WHAT WILL THEY PLAY AT YOUR FUNERAL? WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY/INTEREST? WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST SECRET? WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS? WHAT'S THE WORST THING THAT COULD HAPPEN? HOW WILL YOU DIE? WHAT IS THE ONE THING YOU REGRET? WHAT MAKES YOU LAUGH? WHAT MAKES YOU CRY? WILL YOU EVER GET MARRIED? WHAT SCARES YOU THE MOST? DOES ANYONE LIKE YOU? IF YOU COULD GO BACK IN TIME, WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE? WHAT HURTS RIGHT NOW? WHAT WILL YOU POST THIS AS?
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. YOU MUST WRITE THAT SONG NAME DOWN NO MATTER HOW SILLY IT SOUNDS!
"Mr. Jones" by Counting Crows ["believe in me...help me believe in anything...'cause i wanna be someone who believes..."]
?Giving In" by Adema [damn, this is close...my actual theme song, which has been for years and years now, is another Adema song: "The Way You Like It." this one isn't far off, though...in fact, it probably does a better job describing my personality, whereas "the way you like it" touches more on my outlook, my approach on life."]
"Kill You" by Eminem [wow. ummmm...sorry, i don't like a guy or girl who repeatedly threatens to choke a bitch. pretty funny song, though...just not apt for the question.]
"Real" by Lili Haydn [not yet, because i haven't gotten out of bed. however, if anyone makes an effort to shove me into a mold, my feelings get to be like this song really, really quickly.]
"Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers" by Wesley Willis [i'd be happy with my purpose as whipping a two-humped bactrian camel's ass and getting a crowd to roar like a mountain lion.]
"Cold" by Static-X [there are so few complete sentences in this song, much less mottos...this song has to have some of the most spartan lyrics of anything in my playlist. i hope this song isn't my motto, though...it's about two people feigning desire because they're just so fucking sick of not feeling anything. i'm cold and unfeeling a lot of the time, but i'm quite sure that when i'm feeling sexual desire, it's one of the few times i'm actually thawed out. i'm going to say Rhythmbox failed at picking a motto song.]
"Ring of Fire" as covered by Social Distortion, originally by Johnny Cash [yeah, Rhythmbox is back to being pretty apt again.]
"Candle Song" by Onelinedrawing [i don't think of the light that allows me to write very often anymore...although i had to think about that in st. louis, since our power company sucked and i was often left to write to flashlights and candles and stuff.]
"Afterlife" by Avenged Sevenfold [SO APT. the juxtaposition of question and answer here remind me of one of my favourite lines from Notes from Underground, my favourite book: "Two plus two equals four is no longer life, gentlemen, but the beginning of death!"]
?Dulcinea" from the musical Man of La Mancha [no, that's not what i think of my best friend, although he did give me all the music to Man of La Mancha...]
?She's My Ride Home" by Blue October [in a literal sense, this fails...as it appears the lovers in this song are heading home after a murder spree in which the singer killed a bunch of people and the lover is aiding and abetting. it also fails in a metaphorical sense...i don't actually feel like he's a way to help me flee from my past and laugh about my naysayers. i just feel...good.]
?Beware Of Dog" by Wesley Willis [nope, not my life story...but i was afraid of a big, biting dog on my street when i was a kid.]
?Case of the Ex" by Mya [hahaha...nope. i don't really desire to be any of the characters in this story--the crazy ex, the ex who still talks to their crazy ex, or the new s/o who has to deal with it. MISS.]
"Flesh" by Cradle of Thorns [yes. this is definitely a frequent facet...not the whole story, but a good part of it. this song has a vibe of just raw, animal attraction...and as much as there's a mental and emotional component, if there weren't times that there was just raw animal attraction, i don't think things would work very well. i'm a very sexual person, and i need that element.]
"Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy" by Big and Rich [WHAT THE FUCK? i'm not even going to get into this one.]
?Stereo Casualty" by Star Crash Speedway [probably not...it's a pretty song, as Star Crash Speedway's stuff always tends to be pretty, but it's not a happy song or a cute song. it's about a depressing car trip, as best as i can tell.]
?Complicated Questions" by Finger Eleven [oh yes...they had better play some finger eleven at my funeral, and this is one of their best.]
?Blue" by The Rasmus [no way. i can't tell if this song is about raising a kid or taking care of a significant other who can't deal with the world on their own. i have no desire to raise a kid, and i never again want to deal with a significant other who has lost the ability to face the world.]
?Rattlesnake" by Live [this has nothing to do with the precious few secrets i keep, but this is a damn good song anyway.]
?Ghostbusters", covered by The Rasmus, originally by Ray Parker, Jr. [most of my friends are hilarious, as is this song.]
?Lick A Bull Elk's Ass" by Wesley Willis [yeah, licking a bull elk's ass would be really, really bad. i'm with you there, Rhythmbox.]
Ted Stevens' "Series of Tubes" speech [I KID YOU NOT. THIS IS WHAT CAME UP. THIS IS FUCKING AWESOME. so many awful possibilities, so hilarious in the abstract.]
?Eazy-E" by Wesley Willis [well, it does pain me that i never made it to a Wesley Willis show, although i did meet him out on Clark Street once.]
?Allen Wrench" by Shooting Blanks [apt. Shooting Blanks is hilarious, and i'm also entertained by the little allen wrenches they give you when you buy furniture from IKEA.]
?Places for Breathing" by Revis [yes. this song is all about losing all the wonder and the happiness of life...and i've had feelings at points in my life that i'd lost all that, and it's fucking depressing.]
?City of the Dead" by The Rasmus [i'm trying to figure out what a song about fending off zombies has to do with getting married.]
"Before He Cheats" by Carrie Underwood [no, i wouldn't say that scared me the most. yeah, it would suck to have to do it, but i have no fears about kicking someone who violated established terms of a relationship to me, without talking to me about changing the terms, to the curb.]
?Undone" by Down Cycle [this song, which champions rejecting another person for the sake of being more introspective, would imply an answer of no. as i know that's false...i'll just say Rhythmbox failed here.]
?Bon Jovi" by Wesley Willis [yes, yes. i know. i would have gone to a Wesley Willis show before he died. stop rubbing that in, Rhythmbox.]
?The Black Swan" by Story of the Year [yes, it hurt that SotY's last album, including this song, was just not very good. but, that neckache i woke up with hurts more.]
?I Know It Will" by 19 Wheels [i haven't listened to this song in months. this song is awesome!]
Full post as published by the last refuge of the persecuted crack smoker on November 16, 2008 (boomark / email).









