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I like swear words. There, I said it.

I say them all the time. Especially when I'm by myself. I really just let 'em fly then. Seriously. it's a problem. But here lately I've gotten into the habit of just say in the words with out the ending consonant sounds. For example, B**CH, would just be Bi, with a short "I" sound. Similarly, I've started saying Fu, and Shi. Hopefully this is a step in the right direction.

I'm not really sure where this post came from but I was just thinking about swear words for some reason.

Truth is Marching On.

It kills me how no one in this country, especially the youth, has any faith whatsoever in anything American.

No one supports the government. No one believes in the Constitution. No one respects the flag. No one is concerned with liberty and the cost of it.

No one cares for religion or the strong religious principles this country was founded on. I'm not saying that you have to be Christian or uphold Christian ideals, but the fact that no one has faith in anything and no one believes in anything anymore is seriously scary. Government is like a religion in that you have to believe in it, trust it, protect it, and have faith in it. This is something that I think my generation is incapable of.

Liberalism is the downfall of human society. I said it. Sue me for it. Liberalism is wrought with contradictions. There is no truth or hope in it.

Catch hold of some faith, folks. Believe in this country, please. Form your own opinions for once. Believe in something eternal.

This is an odd post and I am sorry that it seems out of place. I am not sorry, however, if it offended you.

I love this country so much and it feels like it is falling apart.

Le Week-end.

Live music makes my body do some crazy things.
I saw Cobra Starship, Paul Wall, The Academy Is... (again), +44, and Fall Our Boy in St. Louis this past weekend. It was pretty frigging rad. Cobra Starship was fun. Paul Wall was pretty ridiculous. The Academy Is... was way rad, +44 was super gnarly--they played "What's My Age Again?" and it was so cool--and Fall Out Boy are too famous for their own good. Nonetheless, I enjoyed watching them play.

I danced like a fool. I love that.

I bought a lot of clothes this weekend. I shouldn't have. But it felt good to be excessive since I haven't done that in a long time. But from now on, I gotta focus on the mission.

This is all very surreal and exciting.

Holy Mother!.

Happy Mothers' Day, Ya'll.





I got my mom this Willow Tree figurine for Mothers' Day.



It's called "Tenderness." I think it's pretty cool.

A lot of my family was over here. I like being around them. I get a really good feeling when they're near me. I think that the idea of family is the best there is. There is so much love with us. Our blood is the same. We share the same features. We eat when we're together. We laugh when we're together. We get our feelings hurt but we always apologize. We say that we love each other and we really, really mean it. We cry. We sing. We sometimes swear. But our family is cohesive and unified and it makes sense. I love my family. And I will be with them for eternity.

"Everything I am or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother."

-Abraham Lincoln.

YouTube, Ya'll.

Quick update before the real entry begins: I saw Jack's Mannequin. They RULED. I also saw Taking Back Sunday. That was pretty crappy. I also saw WOLFMOTHER! They were so rad. Okay. Here goes it.

I really like YouTube. But I mean, who doesn't? Anyway, here are some videos off of my favorites list.

Enjoy.

You Know.

The usual.

Today is Cinco de Mayo. What a crazy year it's been since the last Cinco de Mayo. I'm not really gonna go there.

I went to MusicFest and it was rad. Saw Sum 41. But we missed Plain White T's. Whatever, though. I'll see F-ING JACK'S MANNEQUIN TODAY AND THAT WILL RULE YOUR FACES OFF.

I am going to see Fall Out Boy, The Academy Is..., Cobra Starship, +44, and Paul Wall (????) in St. Louis. This is exciting as hell.

Everything is beautiful and right. I love the summer.