Seanathon

The fine art of falling apart, most definitely. I walk alone and I ride alone and I rock myself to sleep Baby, there ain't enough room in this world For people like you And horrors like me

I've heard it a hundred times and it still doesn't sound any less ridiculous.

Pledge or put out your lights. Giant is best suited for opening the encore I think.

I voted middle class gangsters because I love that song. Deal with it.

Hooray? How much?

That setlist is pretty hot. I can't wait.

Currently non-existant whilst Matt preps for the tour. He occasionally posts on ThoughtMechanics.com though. In case you were unaware.

It was the video where they were in school, I think. Can't remember what it was called though. alright, google to the rescue: Feelin' alright

Chicken chimichangas. mmm. Apparently I'm going bowling tonight, and I am less than thrilled. Anyone actually like bowling?

I've done pre drinking, and post drinking, and drinking by myself. It's always a little more fun to arrive at a party/club/whatever with a bit of a buzz going already. Good times I say.

I love Matt but there's no way I would drop 80 bucks a ticket to see him, or pretty much anyone for that matter. However, if someone does I may have to considering selling my friend's ticket for a healthy profit.

*drumroll* I didn't click because I unfortunately already know what this is. So, uh, yeah.

You can acquire it here. But uh, that's just me.

Fuck that's such a sweet song from a great album, but no one respects it. Probably because they started making some pretty bad music a short while after that. At least from what I've heard, I only own Dysfunction and Break the Cycle.

I have an irrational fear of bees. I can't explain it. Rejection. And I'm not to fond of heights either, which is weird because I love flying.

If I actually had a way of getting to Buffalo, I'd totally go with you.

In grade school I mostly listened to whatever was popular and on the radio at the time. Until grade 8 when I got my hands on Nirvana's Unplugged in NY album (on cassette of course). After that I went into a semi pop punk phase with Blink, MxPx, Green Day, The Living End, Gob and such. I was hooked on bands such as Nickelback (The State rocks, I don't care what anyone says), Staind, and Eve 6, among others during that period as well. My current musical tastes, for the most part a little softer (not that I listened to anything all that hard to begin with), with my playlists mostly consisting of Matt Good, Limblifter, Dallas Green/City & Colour, Blue Rodeo, Stabilo, and whatnot.

Limblifter - Soft Signals

For what it's worth, there's almost a week between the Toronto show and the Victoria one, so another T.O. date being added isn't out of the question, especially since it sold out so quickly.

Good thing I have internet access at work so I could get mine.

I fly by the seat of my pants. Literally, I suppose. Tonight's snack, BBQ chips or Caramilk bar?

I spent way too much time putting this together, and I'm still not happy with it. But I tried to cover my musical selection over the years in there. Opening credits: Can't Stop This Thing We Started - Bryan Adams Childhood: What's My Age Again? - Blink 182 Friendship: ..... Falling in love: Hanging by a Moment - Lifehouse (cheese!) Love: Lost Together - Blue Rodeo Breaking up: Hasn't Hit Me Yet - Blue Rodeo Life's okay: Indestructible - MGB Growing up: Growing Up (Falling Down) - The Living End Mental breakdown: Home - Staind Learning a lesson: current lesson being learned: You're Beautiful - James Blunt Flashback: Sick Cycle Carousel - Lifehouse Partying: Party, My House, Be There - MxPx Death: Running For Home - MGB Closing credits: Bright End of Nowhere - Matt Good

I would die a happen man if this happened.

White, yellow. The sky, that's really all that comes to mind for me.

I.. I laughed. Am I a bad person?