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As for angry music, love it. Most of my favorite angry songs are not sung in English, such as anything by Rammstein, and lots of African stuff. MM - The Beautiful People is also good for me when I am pissed.
Glad I'm not the only one. When I'm really in a mood or things are just not good (like when DH was unemployed), headphones on, very angry music and a long walk. I wish I had friends that could stand what I listened to. My husband and son are about it. We never have anyone that wants to go to concerts with us.....
One was broken but he thought repairing it would be a good rainy day project.
There are rattan chairs in the basement that have holes in them. I mentioned throwing them out because they are really in the way. Oh no! The frame is perfectly good and he wants to redo them.
Me smarting off and mumbling under my breath, "yeah, what, in 15 years?" didn't help the situation.
Ewww, Billy Corgan does indeed sound like a douche.
As for angry music, love it. Most of my favorite angry songs are not sung in English, such as anything by Rammstein, and lots of African stuff. MM - The Beautiful People is also good for me when I am pissed.
I vowed I wouldn't do it, but have spent the last 2 afternoons at the pool tiring out the spawn. Seems to be working.
Rammstein . You are hardcore, my dear.
Beautiful People is great. I really like Lunchbox. Good stuff for anyone who has a kid getting bullied at school.
Just a note re MM - their keyboard player, Pogo, was profoundly autistic (I'm thinking that's what it was, although it wasn't so commonly known about then), and a musical genius. Anyone messed with him, or made fun of him, while the rest of the band was around, they ended up in deep poo. They had endless patience and respect for him. It was really heartwarming.
DS's pictures are done. The proofs should be available online in 24 hours - that should be fun.
Our garage really needs cleaning out. I need to wait for perfect weather and no one to be home. Then I can pitch, clean and organize. If anyone else "cleans" the garage it pretty much means they move crap around and sweep the middle OR they throw everything away without looking at it or asking what it is or if there's a reason we have it.....and sweep the middle.
Ever had one of those weeks were you're mentally a day off? Very annoying. I need this weekend to hopefully recalibrate.
Hope your day improved jk....
5 weedwackers? Got an extra edger anywhere? We have a perfectly good one. Well, perfectly good except neither Lowe's nor HD carry the replacement blade for it anymore.....I think I can order it online...and pay as much in shipping as the piece costs...I hate that.
My husband and son are about it. We never have anyone that wants to go to concerts with us.....
DH and the kids are very long-suffering with my bizarre music tastes. There's only one band that they all absolutely object to me listening to when they are around. You, me and Fin will have to check out a Rammstein concert!
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Just a note re MM - their keyboard player, Pogo, was profoundly autistic (I'm thinking that's what it was, although it wasn't so commonly known about then), and a musical genius. Anyone messed with him, or made fun of him, while the rest of the band was around, they ended up in deep poo. They had endless patience and respect for him. It was really heartwarming.
That's great. I have heard many on the Autism Spectrum have a great affinity for music.
I listen to stuff like Blink-182 or 3OH!3 when I am angry.
Anything loud and fast and hard, I wish I knew where my iPod was at right now because I really wanna listen to it.
Awwww....I wish I had a famous person story to tell
Sadly, my life is pretty boring.
Perhaps I have had brushes with famous people and just never recognized them.
My problem is I'm way too paranoid to tell my really good stories. So I stick to the people who are past their prime. (And, consequently, no one today has heard of.)
One "bumping into" story: Once, when I was stuck in traffic on the 405, I looked over and there in a Benz convertible was Bill Cosby. Looking just like himself. He was smoking a cigar too. I'm sensing a pattern.
I've decided I don't have any angry music. Maybe a little Beethoven's 5th?
Beautiful People is great. I really like Lunchbox. Good stuff for anyone who has a kid getting bullied at school.
Just a note re MM - their keyboard player, Pogo, was profoundly autistic (I'm thinking that's what it was, although it wasn't so commonly known about then), and a musical genius. Anyone messed with him, or made fun of him, while the rest of the band was around, they ended up in deep poo. They had endless patience and respect for him. It was really heartwarming.
They play some Rammstein on our radio station here.
Lunchbox is a great song. I always picture one of those metal lunchboxes like they had when I was a kid. He has a lot to say in his music.
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There are rattan chairs in the basement that have holes in them. I mentioned throwing them out because they are really in the way. Oh no! The frame is perfectly good and he wants to redo them.
. You are hardcore, my dear. 
