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I’ve fixed everything, but if you were having problems with the quotes it was my fault. The cool thing is I got a lot of comments out of everyone for a day and it made me look way more popular, so uhm.. thanks for that.

I’m also going to try to be around here more, with my day job and all the drama going on in my life right now it’s hard to dedicate time for side projects and stuff. You know.. gotta pay the bills

How to be romantic without having to spend a lot of money:
-just be together
-go dancing, or ice skating
-have a picnic, by moonlight
-make a “mixtape” (cd, or playlist)
-go to a park, and play like little kids
-give a back massage, a nice long one
-give a foot massage (this is especially good if your sweetheart works)
-bake (muffins, cookies, cupcakes)
-stay at home and watch movies together

Just use your imagination, and not your wallet

This is the most important part of that post:

“I don’t hate you, I don’t hate the way you dress, and I don’t hate the music you listen to. What I do hate is the stereotype you’ve helped create. I hate the way YOU have helped to give emo a bad name.”

Why did so many people take offense to being told the truth?

Other people don’t really care about YOU. Everyone is out for themselves.

This is what I meant by Equality is Fiction. Everyone talks about how we should all be equals, I disagree.

You strive to be different, yet complain when you’re treated differently. How is that supposed to work?

If you don’t want to be treated differently (taking the bad with the good), then don’t try to be different.

And here’s something important to consider: having a differing opinion is not the same as hating.

Now to each of the comments (you do realize, don’t you, that you all made it one of the most commented on posts, 47 comments and counting)

@ Jackie: Thank you

@ Bug: I try

@ Normal People: you half got it

@ Academy, byotch: I know

@ No Stress No Mess: you obviously don’t read the forum

@ Farid: blunt force trauma has effect

@ Kat: BATBATBAT

@ fftllover6: Thank you

@ cutiepiex0×0: shall do

@ athenz: uh, what?

@ too fast to judge.. sorry: you live, you learn

@ Academy, byotch: lol

@ secret pain: my post was a 747, it went right over your head.

@ get over it: Thank you

@emo dating: read it again

@ Jackie - More Amazing Than The Average N00b (:: you need a cape

@fox: your comment was so stupid, not my post

@ kika: eh? Whatever

@ Gini: reread my post, one day you might get it

@EMOtionallybroken666: you had many words, but didn’t say much

@Itsnotmyfault…ever:Some of what you said made sense… some.

@Flaty: Thank you

@ Twitchy97: 747 going over your head

@ f**k you KittensKill: haters make me famous

@Jmaz.: get back in your box

@Psykopathik: 747

@Bee: 747

@ I HATE EMO KIDS | ALL MUSIC IS FREE…: advertising monkey

@Psykopathik: go get some professional help, you have mental problems

@ Chris: its called being human

@ faith: think hard, think really hard.

@ you guyssss: you got it, why didn’t they?

@ Kris: probably, if you conform to the stereotype

@*IEatPenors: you got it too.

@ Psykopathik: get help some time soon please.

@Lindaa: your friends just want attention

@luny: life sucks, you get over it

@Hasna: emo = emotional (or emotive) hardcore

@XxlostintheoceanxX: oh look! Another 747

@andy: you missed the point

@uwishyouwereme: why indeed.

@MyHeartIsBleeding: you’re in the middle of a fucking airport!

@Stephanie: tl;dr

And one final note, if you haven’t done it already, go check out the forum.

One of the main staples of the Scene/’Emo’ culture has been music, and its hard to find someone
today who dosn’t have a music player of some sort. So when I found this tutorial on a Hand-Made Ipod/MP3 Player Sheep Case,
I realized I had to try it, or at least recommend it to others.

 The tutorial assumes a basic knowledge of sewing, and uses an Ipod nano as the mp3 player base,
but I imagine you could edit it for other ipods. This tutorial will take some time depending on your skill in sewing.
Materials used throughout can be purchased at any basic craft store like Michaels, Joann Fabrics, AC More, Etc.Things used: Two Large Different-ColorFelt Sheets (in desired case cover), Two smaller differnt-color felt sheets (for face and inner ears) ,
Sewing Supplies (thread, needle, etc), scissors, fabric marker (for marking the felt to cut+ For drawing Face), Two Small beads (for eyes),
Objects for decor (optional, explained below), Three-Four Eyelets (For cord-holes), Snap Button or Hook (to close cover), Leather/Other Strong Fabric Strip (For necktie), A day where you have nothing else to do and don’t mind getting frustrated (Optional) Other: The tutorial lacks some important information, (such as the materials, which I listed above)and assumes
a previous knowledge of basic sewing. Steps such as making and attatching the ears are not included, and such
steps appear to be fairly easy. I may come back with my own pictures/descriptions for the missing steps.
None the less, the tutorial includes a step where you can add a decor (such as a lolipop, made out of three small peices of fabric
and a tiny button). I would advise skipping this step if your pressed for time, or looking for something a little simpler. (Several craft-stores
have buttons shaped in small figures; sewing or glueing one on might be more prudent.)
  Tutorial URL: http://www.hipgirlie.com/2007/11/06/diy-ipod-mp3-case/ 

Added Steps:
-Making the Ears: Using the same Color felt used for the front case, cut two circles slightly
bigger then you want the ears to be. Next, cut two circles slightly smaller then your previous ones
out of the material you want the inside of the ear to be. You can then either sew the two smaller circles into the big ones, or hot glue-gun it in.(I’d advise the latter for easy-ness and less stitching). Next, fold the outer circles in half, putting pressure on the end you want
to insert into the case, so the opposite side puffs open, giving a view of the inside of the ear. Glue/Sew shut the end that will be inserted. Repeat for other ear, remembering to squeeze the opposing side to make the opposite ear. (You don’t want a sheep with two right ears, now do you?) Sew into space that was left open during case assembly. *If your ambitious in making this more realistic,
cutting two slightly oval-ish shapes would probably be better. Circles just seemed simpler at the time.

-Making The Face: Using a different color felt then for your cover, cut a heart-shape out.
The ‘indent’ at the top of the heart should not be large, and the bottom should be rounded rather then pointy. (Unless your going
for a more menacing looking sheep.) In the center of the heart (using a ruler would be useful), draw the sheeps nose and mouth. (Use the picture in the tutorial for an example, or make it an emow sheep and give it a frown.) Then, we’ll attatch the eyes. The eyes should be neither to close nor to far from the nose and outer side. If you (PRETEND) to cut the face into four quarters going through the center where the nose is, then the eyes should be in the center of the upper two quarters. Either draw the eyes on with the fabric pen, or gently glue two small beads in the desired eye color. (I’d advise super glue/industrial strength rather then hot for this part). Sewing is most likely an option as well, but you don’t want your sheeps eyes to bug out, and I’m not sure how to do so without that happening.
The face appears to be glued onto the cover as well, though if you wanted to stitch it on it’d probably be sturdier.

Alternative Ideas:
-Change the Expression; Make it an emow sheep, a smiling sheep, a vampire sheep, etc.
-Draw arms/legs; Right on the cover, either with a fabric pen, or by glueing on small oval-like
shapes in the same color fabric as the face. If you want to get more ambitious, you can draw on the hooves to the end of them.Works
best with no decor.
-Use Printed Felt; Some craft stores carry leapord print, striped, polka dotted, etc. I’d advise this for the case, and then use plain-colored for the face.
-Make a different animal; With a few simple edits and some creativity, you can easiy change this into a cow, dog, cat, etc.

Final Ramblings:
If Anyone Makes This Tutorial or Edits it and Makes their own animal using this as a base, I’d love to see pictures.
(I’d even post a link in this blog to it if you’d like, to give other people ideas). I plan on making an ‘albino black sheep’ sometime,
But it probably wont happen until after the holidays. More ‘Added Steps’ might be edited in as I think of them. The eyelets/buttons
usually comes with instructions on the packets for doing so.

Written In Ink are a three piece Rock band, based out of Melbourne Australia.

Written In Ink consists of :

Adam: Lead Guitar/Vox, Joe: Drums, Chirs:Bass/Vox

You can visit there myspace page Here

Now here is what the boys had to say:

How long have you been playing?
as a band writtien in ink formed in mid 2007. as individuals we’ve all fairly experinced in music. all been in various bands in the past.

How did you get into playing music?
Joe: Mama gave me 2 spoons and I started from there.
Adam: followed my dad, he was a lead singer in a band.
Chris: Come from a musical family but chose bass because everyone wanted to play guitar.

Who are your idols in music, what band’s have influenced or inspired you?
Adam: Bon Jovi and bands that have influenced me are bands such as guns n roses. motley crue.
Joe: Pearl Jam and Chilli Peppers
Chris: Sam Rivers mainly. He was the bassist of Limp Bizkit. Good control of drive and all. Very moody sound.

Where is the one place you’ve always wanted to play?
Adam: Rod Laver, Vodafone Arena or any hard rock cafe in america.
Joe: MCG, Telstra dome some massive sporting arena would be a dream.
Chris: Somewhere european… and maybe japan.

If you are (or have) going (gone) to college, what would you major in?
Adam: I don’t know? Something to do with sport.
Joe: Women. OH YEAH!
Chris: I’d be a video gaming guru dude. And chuck on loads of weight. YEAH.

What’s your Favorite Website?
Adam: Myspace.com,
Soccernet Joe: youtube.com
Chris: something with porn. lol

How long have you been playing?
Adam: 10 years
Joe: 20 years
Chris: A few years

What other bands have you played with & how (if at all) have they influenced you ?
The Invitation. They’re a super tight band

Where have you played so far?
Espy, revolver and cubby house just to name a few…

Plans for the future ?
Adam: Write, Record, Play Shows. Be happy
Joe: Make heaps of cash.
Chris: I want to be happy… and make cash too. while being happy and good to people!

I want to thank the boys for there time, and encourage you all to check them out!

I’m not a fan of horror, to be honest, it usually bores me. But Zombie movies are something else! (Ok, I admit it, I also like vampire and werewolf films too). Unfortunately, most zombie movies are trash. The ones I like have a bit more to their plot. I want zombies that I can BELIEVE in. So, I thought I’d try my hand at writing film reviews, just in time for Halloween.

28 Days Later (2002)

This is the BEST zombie movie I have ever seen. I’m not sure why. Maybe It’s because it has a believable plot. The story has a decent pace with no boring bits, and although the cast is not well known, they play the characters well. And the one thing that really drew me in: the soundtrack.

28 Weeks Later (2007)

The zombies are back. This time the cast has some better known names, such as Robert Carlyle and Rose Byrne, but these aren’t actors who just rely on their fame to get them through. Again, the believability of the plot helps the film to hold its own, and again the soundtrack tops it off.

Dawn of the Dead (2004)

I laughed. I actually found it funny, sure it’s more than a bit gory, but its simplicity is amusing. Who the hell would take refuge in a shopping mall?????

If you don’t mind a bit of gore and a somewhat predictable plotline, watch it.

It’s not bad, but it’s not brilliant either.

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Its B&W, it’s a classic.

Dramatic music and lots of shrieks.

Ghosts of Mars (2001)

A John Carpenter film. While it’s not really a zombie movie (it’s more of a possession one), it comes pretty damn close. Strangely its set on Mars (would never have guessed it going by the title)

Non Zombie movies that I recommend:

Nightwatch (Nochnoy dozor) (2004) Russian

Daywatch  (Dnevnoy dozor) (2006) Russian

Bram Stoker’s Dracula (2002)

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994)

Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte des loupes) (2001) French

The Brothers Grimm (2005)

Sleepy Hollow (1999)

Emo Clothing Stores:

• Hot Topic
• MerchLine (List of bands stores)
• EBTM.com
• Heart Breaker Clothing
• SmartPunk.com
• Lip-Service.com
• Wal-Mart (dickies!)
• PacSun
• Thrift Stores (seriously, check one out)
• FullBleed.org
• LoudClothing.com

That’s enough for this post

You know what really grinds my gears?

 When i can’t decide to play with my batman or my legos.

 I mean. . . batman has all the skills. But the lego i can make so many things like, lions and jungles and pirates and castles.

But there is a soltion. A lego batman.

This really annoys me. Now struck with a senario in which i can play batman and lego it seems my problem is ultimately resolved. But no.

 Lego batman does not have any of the skills that the real batman doll has. Sure he can now carry a wide arangement of lego weapons, but he doesn’t have a legit cape.

 Legit cape.

Seriously i am pissed off now. It seems to be my parents fault. Why did they buy me batman AND legos. I HATE THEM.

Talking about capes, i mean, why cant spider man have a cape? Spider man is just as good as batman, in fact probably better. Can batman fire webs from his hands? can batman beat bonesaw in the cage? can batman score with kirsten dunst?

I think not.

Kirsten Dunst. I mean what a shit actor. C’mon did you ever see wimbledon? What the fuck! What the fuck! Tennis is lame people, tennis is lame.

 And that is what really grinds my gears.

Stay tuned!