Monday.
Well, again I'd like to thank everyone who came to the party. It was a huge success. I learned many things from Saturday, such as:
- Andrea "Meddle Hizzy" likes Hanson (a.k.a. "MMMM-Bop Metal") [according to her good friend, Jason "Yoda"]
- Beaver would make a horrible-looking raccoon
- Mixing varying hard liquors, jello-shots, and varying beer is NOT wise unless you have an endless supply of burgers available to you
- Certain people are reportedly WAY more bitter about certain things that I ever imagined
- Certain people CAN get along and have a good time together at a party, so long as the law is laid down to them from the start
- In terms of pure drinking and alcohol consumption abilities go, Heather is the champion; PERIOD
- The "Quilldetto" is a highly tasty mixed drink that will be up there with Mike-N-Ike and Annihilator
:)
posted by The Almighty KING OF QUILL at 6/13/2005 11:09:00 AM
8 Comments:
Like I said, Hanson beats M.C. Hammer on the lameness scale.
And I proudly admit I listen to the Hammer. :D
You're right.
Because Hanson is gayness personified, and they don't need pants to prove it. ;)
...as compared to - oh, let's say - throwing the "metal" (devil) horns for the Beach Boys, right? Fun, fun, fun!
\m/ "PLAY SOME 'SURFIN' U.S.A.'!!!!!!!!" \m/
:D
Absolutely nothing. :)
...just kinda odd to throw a hardcore "metal" music gesture at it. Or at Hanson, for that matter. ;)
Tsk, tsk.
All this to try to hide the fact that you're a closet Hanson uber-fan...
:)
LOL!!
And if you ask Hizz, so does Hanson, apparently. :P :D ;) :)
Again, poking fun of the fact that I actually own Hammer albums isn't an insult to ME. Heck, I make fun of the fact that I have them myself, LOL! :D
Hammer was the very first musical artist that I ever took an interest in back in the day. Cheesy? Yes. Lame? Abso-freakin'-lutely. Ashamed or embarrassed of it? Not at all. ;)
They were in the $1.00 bin of CD Warehouse as I was looking on the off-chance I could find something good for cheap. Lookin at them, I guess I got all nostalgic and thought "Why the fuck not?" and picked them up. (And believe me, $1.00 is all I would ever buy them for, for obvious reasons LOL!) Listening to them is like reliving a part of my past - a musically LAME past, but my past nonetheless.
I suppose if I just owned nothing but "lame" music, it'd be different; but I also own Fear Factory, Static-X, Lamb Of God, Children Of Bodom, Gravity Kills, Nine Inch Nails, Stabbing Westward, KMFDM, Disturbed, Spineshank, Metallica, Sevendust, Slipknot, and many, many others. :)
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