I watched 2 full seasons of skins over the past couple days, and its pretty good. I'd say check it out if your into british swearing, drug/alcohol use, fornication and good music.
Last night I went to crystal castles who opened for nine inch nails. I dont like nine inch nails very much and only recognized 2 of the songs, but they did have a cool light show. The sad part was that the people barely cheered for crystal castles. I mean the whole friggin saddledome was packed, and me and one other friend had to start every cheer. Calgary people make awesome bands feel bad, hence why cool bands dont like coming here. But regardless, its always fun to see your favorite bands playing live to see how tall they really are. (Always over 6-feet)Anyways, CC ended up doing like a 6-7 song set, where alice glass the singer even apologized to the crowd, which made me feel so bad for them. Calgary sucks. I can't blame everybody too too much, cause nine inch nails is pretty generic, and CC is an underground dance band, but they could have at least danced a little to humor them. Don't just stand there and stare at them like idiots.
On that note, Nine inch nails fans all look like this.....
It's like your generic dude. Always with a hat, sunglasses, those stupid mid 90's converse shoes, a t-shirt with a band logo or non-funny catchy phrase, shorts and opposable"truck". They don't talk much, think they're better then everyone, make asshole comments, have one syllable names like "Joe" or "Dave" and have eventually get forearm tattoos that is rather some black cross symbol or a phrase like "Live another day". They also always have girl friends that they don't look like they deserve. So I went to a concert full of those guys. But lets move on to a lighter note. Homeless people :)
Homeless People are found through-out the earth, and with that, their catchy lines to try and get you to toss some coinage. Some of them will do the long drawn out life story, and those i'm not so easy to give up dough to, but a select few have created the right set of words to get me going. So what is your favorite homeless line?
It's like your generic dude. Always with a hat, sunglasses, those stupid mid 90's converse shoes, a t-shirt with a band logo or non-funny catchy phrase, shorts and opposable"truck". They don't talk much, think they're better then everyone, make asshole comments, have one syllable names like "Joe" or "Dave" and have eventually get forearm tattoos that is rather some black cross symbol or a phrase like "Live another day". They also always have girl friends that they don't look like they deserve. So I went to a concert full of those guys. But lets move on to a lighter note. Homeless people :)Homeless People are found through-out the earth, and with that, their catchy lines to try and get you to toss some coinage. Some of them will do the long drawn out life story, and those i'm not so easy to give up dough to, but a select few have created the right set of words to get me going. So what is your favorite homeless line?Even just last night, i was approached by one who said "Could I trade ya a fine for a wheel?" I mean its not bad; cause at least it gets you thinking, "huh?" and that right there alone is worth the 35 cents. There was one I heard that was like "I have 47 cents, how much do you have?" This was key, because the homeless man set out a challenge for me, and one that I was forced to succeed at (therefore giving him 50 cents). What a smart guy.
The moral here, is don't give money to the homeless unless they make you think "what the frick?" in the process, and that includes not being able to understand what they said to begin with.
I drank alot, and want to sleep. Goodbye
Yoko ono, also known as the destruction of the beatles, and/or MILF