I’m glad to have proven that good things come in threes
I would like to make it so that have we ever any problem with each other, we address it to one another before it starts eating away at our ideas of each other.
Sound good?
I shall personally take this into affect by no longer talking shit. If I fail, you may spank me or administer some similar form of punishment.
I repeat: No more shit talking.
Of course, it is not mandatory that you follow this rule. I will not think any less of you.
I’m just going to try my absolute damnedest to.
I happened to be singing an Emilie Autumn song with Lucifer about asylums at the time. He asked what I was singing about, and I told him we were singing about mental hospitals. He tells me he’s a psychiatrist, and I confide in him that I’ve been hospitalized three times this year. He asks me to sit down next to him on the bench and he tells me about how I need to look for help with my problems spiritually rather than in pharmaceuticals, and we had a lovely conversation. When we went to leave, he wouldn’t let us leave without giving us $25.
Best possible outcome of asking someone for a cigarette ever.
We ran at each other in the rain and embraced
It was very picturesque
If she dies,
I die,
He dies,
She dies,
We all fall down.
If I could have this happen to me instead, I would. Fuck.
Best friend Adrian and I packed up the Tracker, filled it with instruments and a dear vagabond,and headed on over to Dogmeat’s house.
We didn’t have a microphone, and our drummer didn’t know the songs, but we played loud and we kicked ass.
I gave Dogmeat deer antlers, Adrian gave Dogmeat comic books, And Dogmeat’s bitch David’s gift was a pack of cigarettes.
I met a lovely boy, and we shared a sleeping bag and talked about musical theory in the morning.
We slept in a tent.
We screamed Emilie Autumn songs at the top of our lungs.