Alchemy yawn
Dec. 27th, 2002 08:12 amI keep editing this entry...
Do I drink less,
are 20 year olds all fat,
doesn't anyone look in the mirror
when they get dressed,
or does this crowd look much worse
than the old Tracks circuit?
I'm dancing to a really pretty song with lots of whispered lyrics, when I actually listen and hear what they're saying:
"They only want you when you're 17, when you're 21, you're no fun." I think it's kinda cute, but I'm 34.
I've now found out this is by Ladytron
"They only want you when you're 17/ when you're 21, you're no fun/They take a Polaroid and let you go/say they'll let you know, so come on"
It's perfect, a couple cute lyrics but not much to think about. Me, I fuck a 21 year old, as long as she brings a 17 year old friend along for the ride. What!? < /MalePrickSpeak >
I know why last night sucked for me:
1) I didn't feel like going out - I felt like playing video games all night. I've been a total recluse lately, and thought OUT would be good for me.
2) I expected it to be old-school night. I wanted to see old punks, people with jobs, people that usually can't afford to feel like shit in the office on Friday. Instead the place was like a twisted romper room, with morons vying for attention and mistaking sexual suggestion for power.
I use the draw of promising sex, using that naked or slutty appearance to hold your attention, big time, but I don't think for second that it means a thing. Maybe they feel the same way, but when you take the time to talk to one of these double-digit iqs you quickly realize that the guests on Springer are real...
I like a lot of the synth pop songs I heard last night, and really want to dance to that 17 song a lot more, but it's all they played. The music was so fucking bad that the hard music was on the electro side. I don't want to hear the same type of music all night long, not goth, not rivet, not ska, and sure as hell not synth.
Do I drink less,
are 20 year olds all fat,
doesn't anyone look in the mirror
when they get dressed,
or does this crowd look much worse
than the old Tracks circuit?
I'm dancing to a really pretty song with lots of whispered lyrics, when I actually listen and hear what they're saying:
"They only want you when you're 17, when you're 21, you're no fun." I think it's kinda cute, but I'm 34.
I've now found out this is by Ladytron
"They only want you when you're 17/ when you're 21, you're no fun/They take a Polaroid and let you go/say they'll let you know, so come on"
It's perfect, a couple cute lyrics but not much to think about. Me, I fuck a 21 year old, as long as she brings a 17 year old friend along for the ride. What!? < /MalePrickSpeak >
I know why last night sucked for me:
1) I didn't feel like going out - I felt like playing video games all night. I've been a total recluse lately, and thought OUT would be good for me.
2) I expected it to be old-school night. I wanted to see old punks, people with jobs, people that usually can't afford to feel like shit in the office on Friday. Instead the place was like a twisted romper room, with morons vying for attention and mistaking sexual suggestion for power.
I use the draw of promising sex, using that naked or slutty appearance to hold your attention, big time, but I don't think for second that it means a thing. Maybe they feel the same way, but when you take the time to talk to one of these double-digit iqs you quickly realize that the guests on Springer are real...
I like a lot of the synth pop songs I heard last night, and really want to dance to that 17 song a lot more, but it's all they played. The music was so fucking bad that the hard music was on the electro side. I don't want to hear the same type of music all night long, not goth, not rivet, not ska, and sure as hell not synth.