3:57 PM - I’m sorry, I can’t get enough of this guy
Current mood: amused

Currently listening : Swan Songs By Hollywood Undead Release date: 2008-09-02

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6:40 AM - Reminds me of someone I know who should learn to shut it
Current mood: crappy

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Currently reading : Shut Up, Stop Whining, and Get a Life: A Kick-Butt Approach to a Better Life By Larry Winget

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12:45 AM - OUCH!
Current mood: sore

A dentist hurt me yesterday and bad and is in my opinion a huge jackass!

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9:54 PM - Freak of the Week [is back and is freakier than ever]
Current mood: disgusted

As you all know or for you new people who added me in the past year, this is my Freak of the Week and that means you start reading from the bottom and work your way to the top

- B r a t

Here’s Freak of the Week 4/5/08:



myspace.com/icwwb
Date:
Apr 5, 2008 9:14 PM

Subject:
RE: who are you ?
Body:
if you add my bff Mr. Ho on my top favorites... I might be able to answer more questions.. he is my best friend ever.

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: terminated project "blair miyuki"
Date: Apr 5, 2008 9:11 PM


then what happens to you ?
do you get people inside of you too ?
if you do, tell me how get rid of them.


----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: B r a t
Date: Apr 5, 2008 9:08 PM


everyday

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: terminated project "blair miyuki"
Date: Apr 5, 2008 8:59 PM


does many man confess that they have felt something about your photo and it led to do masterbations ?

simply say it to me, i will tell you some another.


----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: B r a t
Date: Apr 5, 2008 8:39 PM


who are YOU?

----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: terminated project "blair miyuki"
Date: Apr 5, 2008 4:45 AM


who are you ?

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10:43 AM - Moving forward...
Current mood: awake
Category: Life

Sunday night -

My so called friend acted a fool and is now out of my life until he seeks some damn good therapy. I cannot stand someone who calls ME and says they don't want to talk. "Oh did you call me with a blocked number?" me -"UH NO JERK OFF, YOU'VE BEEN USING THAT EXCUSE FOR A YEAR NOW TO CALL ME WHEN YOU WANT TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU HAD A REASON TO CALL CAZ YOU'RE TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL AS IF YOU REALLY DIDN'T MEAN TO CALL OR SOMETHING"
So fucking over it. He's just a friend, could you ever imagine dating this person? You'd have to be deaf, dumb and possibly even blind.
Life is great without people pushing buttons and shit. Who needs it? Not me. I like to enjoy my friends and care about them and possibly if I'm lucky enough get care in return. Yanno? I just prayed for him so he could get some compassion for himself and some "chi" back into his life, he says I was fucking with his "chi" HAHA moving on.....

Wow, the Giants won, fuck yeh! That was so great, it seems like it's a great year off to an awesome start! Year of the Rat baby! Guess who's a rat? yeh, you got it.

BTW - is Bret fucking Michaels the grossest dork to ever be on tv besides Danny Bonadouchebag?!! EWW! That show is gay! Why the hell does VH1 show it over and over and over???? SCREAM! I got so sick from just hearing it in the other room last night I decided to ban VH1 for a very, very, long while.

So voting tomorrow for California. Go Obama go! I'm really excited, because either way, he's getting in the White House, Thank goddess! I really hope to see this happen, let's make it happen folks. I'm happy to just see Bush leave office alone, that will be a celebration in itself! What a jackass he is too. He and Bret Michaels and Bonadouchebag should all have a show on VH1... called "BIG DUMB LOSERS" or something.

There's my little blog somethin' somethin' for this morning....

Go Obama GO!!!!!!!!!!

oxoxoxoxoxo

- B r a t

Currently reading : Scar Tissue By Anthony Kiedis Release date: 19 October, 2005

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11:24 PM - It’s ironic
Current mood: horny

It's ironic that I am here blogging on the very thing I'm about to rant about but here it goes anyway...

FUCK MYSPACE I FUCKING HATE IT WITH A PASSION IT HAS TURNED US INTO MACHINES

-b

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10:13 PM - Hi, My name is Brat and I am a loner!
Current mood: lonely

I think I'm starting a new twelve step program tonight.

Are you a loner?
Do you feel like your lonelyness affects others?
Starting to grow long nails, beards and pubic hair?
Do you participate in filling out myspace surveys?
Do you make up your own surveys?
Do you call people who asked you to get out of their life three days ago (cough, uh Chris!) ?
Do you remember what sex feels like?
Do you not even care to rmemeber what sex feels like?
Do you sleep next to your cell phone or does it sleep next to you?
Do you write bulletins saying "goodnight" to your FRIENDS on myspace?
Do you go out alone yet don't like to feel alone in the crowd?
Do you go out and like to feel alone in the crowd?
Do you walk with your head down?
Do you walk with your head up, pretending to be a non-loner with alot fo friends and a good life?
Do you choose to stay inside where it is safe from the annoying freaks and screaming children, potential lovers and even your (friends) because you like it that way?

If any of these are you. Join Loner Anonymous. Even though it will not be anonymous. (unless you message me and not put it up here in the blog)

You are not alone. loner.

- B r a t

Currently listening : Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely By Frank Sinatra Release date: 26 May, 1998

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11:24 AM - FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY I....
Current mood: nostalgic

I signed up on myspace, October 6th 2003 - haha I knew the 6th sounded familiar when I woke up today ;)

Hey O.G. myspacers and new - hit me up... we should all be keeping in touch - it's time to all hang out and enjoy life even more!

xoxo

- B r a t <3

Currently listening : Morning View By Incubus Release date: 23 October, 2001

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11:18 PM - R.I.P. Boysenberry...
Current mood: crushed
Category: Pets and Animals

I lost my little guy tonight and it really hurts

Boysenberry

May 2001 ~ to ~ September. 27, 2007

Currently listening : Watermark By Enya Release date: 10 January, 1989

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7:33 PM - Pictures of you....
Current mood: artistic

thanx ali

i've been looking so long at these pictures of
you that i almost belive that they're real i've
been living so long with my pictures of you that
i almost believe that the pictures are all i can
feel

remembering you standing quiet in the rain as
i ran to your heart to be near and we kissed as
the sky fell in holding you close how i always
held close in your fear remembering you
running soft through the night you were bigger
and brighter than the snow and
screamed at the make-believe screamed at the
sky and you finally found all your courage to
let it all go

remembering you fallen into my arms crying
for the death of your heart you were stone
white so delicate lost in the cold you were
always so lost in the dark remembering you
how you used to be slow drowned you were
angels so much more than everything oh hold
for the last time then slip away quietly open
my eyes but i never see anything

if only i had thought of the right words i could
have held on to your heart if only i'd thought of
the right words i wouldn't be breaking apart all
my pictures of you

Looking So long at these pictures of you but i
never hold on to your heart looking so long for
the words to be true but always just breaking
apart my pictures of you

there was nothing in the world that i ever
wanted more than to feel you deep in my heart
there was nothing in the world that i ever
wanted more than to never feel the breaking
apart all my pictures of you

Currently listening : The Cure - Greatest Hits By The Cure Release date: 13 November, 2001

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9:57 AM - R I P Lou Bone...
Current mood: sick

Friends, please tell me how to deal with a suicide. Tell me because I am frozen and numb, yet so heavy. Does it ever get better? Does the pain fade with time? Stupid questions , right? I am scared. Scared of my feelings, so devisated by the news... seeing the sadness in all of my friends eyes, makes my heart ache. What can I do? I can't watch tv, can listen to music, nothing. I am sitting here. With the most tremendous grief I have ever felt. The illest feeling in my body. I feel like I have the flu almost. I'm weak, stomache ache, headache. My face hurts from crying now I can only cry for a few seconds and I find myself stunned. Wondering why, how could he go there? Even though I understand parts of the puzzle... I FUCKING MISS HIM SO FUCKING MUCH HE WAS OUR ROCK! HE ALWAYS LAUGHED AND TOLD HILARIOUS STORIES AND JOKES HE WAS A GREAT ARTSIT AND EVERY FREAKING TIME I LOOK AT MY TATTOOS I START TO CRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help. I don't want to feel. WHY LOU????????????? WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????? I AM SO MAD AND SO SAD AND I LOVE YOU SO FUCKING MUCH I AM CRUSHED ALL OF US ARE!!!!!!!!!

You couldn't take it anymore I suppose, but Lou, this wasn't like you. Help me to understand!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!

- Stephanie

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8:31 AM - Obama Takes Aim at Clinton Over Change
Current mood: hopeful

Hey friends... as you know or may not know yet, I am a supporter of Barack Obama. I read this this morning and I wanted to share it with you. Thanks for at least reading.

- B r a t

Obama Takes Aim at Clinton Over Change
By MIKE GLOVER,AP
Posted: 2007-07-05 10:47:53
Filed Under: Elections
OSKALOOSA, Iowa (July 5) - Democrat Barack Obama declared that "change can't just be a slogan" as he voiced admiration for former President Clinton, while arguing that voters are looking for a new face that moves past the bitter wrangling of past campaigns.

"I think I'm in a position to bring about the changes that people want," Obama said in an interview with The Associated Press.

Obama said the dominant theme he is hearing from voters is weariness with Washington-style wrangling.

As Obama was speaking, the former president was stumping across Iowa on behalf of his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. A former president on the campaign trail was getting heavy attention, and the Clintons were campaigning with a slogan arguing they were best prepared to bring change to the country.

On Tuesday Bill Clinton said: "Yesterday's news was pretty good," referring to his time in office and taking a jab at critics who call the former first couple old news.

Obama said he thinks voters are looking to turn the page and not return to an earlier era.

"I admire Bill Clinton, I think he did a lot of fine things as president and he's a terrific political strategist," the Illinois senator said. "What we're more interested in is in looking forward, not looking backward. I think the American people feel the same way. They are looking for a way to break out of the harsh partisanship and the old arguments and solve problems."

In the interview, Obama said his campaign is based on change and his history shows he can be an agent of change.

"Change can't just be a slogan," Obama said. "Change has to mean that we're not doing the same old thing that we've been doing."

Obama's delicate handling of the former president could be described as wielding a club using a velvet glove, treating a popular political figure with great deference while making clear he views himself as the figure of the future.

Obama's critics argue he lacks experience, and Hillary Clinton's backers point to her eight years in the White House and her tenure in the Senate as evidence she's qualified to be president. Obama dismissed experience that's rooted in Washington.

"What I know is the kind of experience I have outside of Washington as a community organizer working with families that are struggling, as a constitutional law professor, as a state legislator dealing with the very issues that affect people, people find that experience at least as relevant, maybe more relevant, than experience in Washington."

In the interview, Obama declined to criticize Clinton directly, however.

"Hillary Clinton is a capable person and an experienced person and she's got a good track record as a senator from New York," said Obama, who said his history is one of pushing for change, not building a resume.

"I would not be in this race if I didn't think I had the capacity to bridge divisions along partisan lines, racial lines, religious lines, that was unequaled in the field," he said.

Obama cemented his status in the top tier of the Democratic field last weekend when he reported record fundraising of more than $32 million from April through June. But he declined in the interview to label the race a two-person battle with Clinton.

"What I'm confident about is, we're going to be able to run a very competitive campaign, we've got the resources to do it, we've got the volunteer base to do it, and we've got the right message," he said.

Obama said the attention given his fundraising prowess overshadows the organizational strength he's developed.

"Obviously it's going to be hard-fought race," said Obama. "It's not going to be just one or two candidates who are competitive. I think you still have a very strong field and it's still very early."

Obama said that more important than the amount of money he raised was the 250,000-strong donor base that he's built.

"We've got the kind of support that can be sustained over a long period of time," said Obama. "We are a change-based campaign, we are a grassroots based campaign. That kind of energy and excitement on the ground, I think that translates into votes in what I think could be a close race."

Obama was joined by his wife, Michelle, and two small children on the campaign trail, moving through a long series of colorful Independence Day events, standing on front porches and munching barbecue.

"This is the family weekend for us," Mrs. Obama said, as the family loaded up into a recreational vehicle heading for another campaign stop. "Family is first."

In a brief meeting with reporters, Obama dismissed comments earlier in the day by President Bush, who warned against moving quickly to pull U.S. troops out of Iraq.

"The president has stubbornly denied the facts on the ground there for a long time," said Obama. "That's not what that the American people are looking for."


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2007-07-05 10:01:51

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1:08 AM - Does my back hurt your knife?
Current mood: disappointed

Friend. What an interesting word. A word Im uncomfertable with as of lately. The word "friend" gets thrown around a little too much huh. Everytime I say the phrase "my friends" I get this weird feeling in my stomach... and I was thinking about it that word seems like bullshit to me and I think it's a word that is used in lew of "aquaintance" far too often. I feel like I don't really have very many solid friends who would be there for me in a second. Maybe, and I said maybe... a few, or two or even if I am lucky, one.
Ex's DO NOT MAKE GOOD FRIENDS. Why? Ask yourself why they are ex's in the first place. you outgrow them AND MOVE ON LIVE AND LEARN... THEN THEY COME BACK INTO YOUR LIFE AND KNOW HOW TO MANIPULATE YOU IN ABOUT THREE SECONDS.. well... don't buy into it, I could tell after one day and unfortunately I helped mine and he got a one bedroom for cheap with no credit check south of the blvd. (ventura blvd. in los angeles that is)
when he NEVER EVER woul have found something like that in a decent neighborhood. Close to his work, how convienent, right? He should be grateful. alas, I was used. I should've seen it coming, actually.. I did. I just chose to ignore the red flags waving right in front of my face and proceeded to do something nice and in the long run, healthy for the guy. Well.. congrats to him, hope he starts leading a better life there, but he can't be alone, so looks like I did it all for nothing, pity.

For future reference... just because you get better doesn't automatically mean your ex did as well, and yes even since 1998.

Oh well, I did it out of good intention and when your intention is good, that's all that matters.

Good ridence. Another lesson learned, this one sealed the deal, finally.

- B r a t

Currently listening : Hedwig and the Angry Inch By Stephen Trask Release date: 10 July, 2001

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5:04 PM - ROCKOPALYPSE NOW!!!
Current mood: determined
Category: Music

Unreleased Jimmy Page Guitar Riff To Be Retrieved From Secret Vault To Save Rock And Roll


GWYNEDD, WALES—Calling it the planet's last, best hope for saving rock music, the Guardians of the Protectorate of Rock announced Monday that they would take the extraordinary step of unleashing a never-before-heard Jimmy Page riff, hidden for decades in a mythic, impenetrable vault.
"We who believe in the immortality of rock took a vow 30 years ago that we would never release this incredibly powerful force unless we faced a Day of Reckoning—and that day has come," said Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, one of the chosen few who helped forge the Secret Vault to Save Rock and Roll, at a press conference in the Welsh highlands. "Just look at the pop charts, and you shall know I speak the truth."

"Let's give rock and roll its fucking balls back," he added.

The Guardians said recent developments in the music world, such as the unaccountable popularity of the Dixie Chicks and Sufjan Stevens, have created a "perfect storm of lameness" from which rock might never recover. While Iommi refused to say when the vault would be opened, hard rock sources believe it will take place just prior to next month's Fall Out Boy–Honda Civic tour, which many fear will suck the remaining lifeblood from all that still rocks.

"Citizens of Rock, we refuse to stand idly by any longer," ZZ Top founder and Protectorate High Elder Billy Gibbons said. "When a puss like James Blunt is allowed to rule the airwaves, we must respond by exposing this monster riff, and blowing minds into the stratosphere."

The Protectorate, devoted to the preservation of badass jams and blistering guitar solos, was reportedly formed in the 1970s during the rise of adult contemporary music. According to legend, the riff, played only once by Page and recorded on a special cobalt record, contains the raw power, mind-blowing skill, and unbridled passion of all the Guardians combined. Recently translated parchments from the era describe it as a soul-searing power-chord progression faintly resembling a cross between "Smoke On The Water" and "Living Loving Maid," but "basically defying all description."

It is believed that, upon the riff's release, even those who claim that the genre is dead will have no choice but to pump their fists, bang their heads, and bow down to the gods of rock for all eternity.

"May God have mercy on our souls for what we are going to set loose upon the world," proclaimed Queen guitarist Brian May, dressed in druidic robes and bathed in the rising blue smoke of a nearby fog machine. "Will it save rock or destroy mankind? We have no way of knowing—yet we have no other choice."

Members of the Protectorate were each given only partial information about the location of the vault, which they were instructed to open in unison only in the event of a total Rockopalypse. While some believed the vault was buried in Boston, Chicago, Kansas, Europe, or Asia, others claimed it could be found in the Court of the Crimson King.

However, after piecing together clues hidden in Yes album covers and Pink Floyd liner notes, rock historians now believe the riff is locked away deep beneath the Welsh countryside house known as Bron-Yr-Aur, at rock-grid coordinates SH735026. British weather satellites have also photographed an enormous cloud, shaped like a hybrid of an upside-down question mark and cross, forming above these exact coordinates.

The vault's Key, regarded as too staggering a burden for any one man to bear, was divided in two parts, with half entrusted to Eddie Van Halen and half to David Lee Roth, shortly after Roth left the rock supergroup Van Halen. The two men, who have refused to work together for 20 years, recently announced plans for a historic reunion tour.

"Before we shake Heaven and Earth with the vicious power of this riff, we of the High Council of Elders of the Guardians of the Protectorate of Rock ask you: Are you about to rock?" AC/DC guitarist Angus Young said. "If so, we salute you."

When asked to comment on the possible dangers of using the riff, Sir Paul McCartney seemed surprised.

"There's a secret vault to save rock and roll?" McCartney said. "This is the first I've heard of it."

(reprinted courtesy of The Onion)

Currently listening : Van Halen By Van Halen Release date: 19 September, 2000

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4:07 PM - Tell me somethin' GOOD...
Current mood: sick
Category: News and Politics

good NEWS

I don't like the news all that much with all the depressing crap we hear and see day after day... but I love to hear myself a story of someone doing some good, inspiring others. Tell me somethin' good!

- B r a t

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