March 2012
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AND THE OSCAR GETS A MERYL.
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Aaron Gillespie Interview
Songfacts: Since we're talking about Underoath, there's one song that I did a little research on. I was trying to figure out what the song's about. And I found a number of different opinions, and I was wondering maybe if you might care to kind of help explain an Underoath song. Would you be up for that?
Aaron: Sure.
Songfacts: "It's Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door."
Aaron: Interesting. That's funny, because it's kind of a fictitious story. And it's kind of a morbid story. I was 20 years old when Spencer (Chamberlain) and I are writing that song. We had this idea about what happens when you love someone, really love them, truly love them. In the Bible it says that we're to love our wives as Christ loved the church, which is an impossibility, because we don't have the capacity to love like Christ does, and it's impossible.
So we had this morbid idea that there would be this guy, he would be driving a car. And if you read the lyrics, the verse involves a car accident. There's this guy and he's driving this car, and he's so in love with this girl that he decides to kill them both. He's so in love with her that he realizes it is impossible to love her the way he's supposed to, so he decides to just drive off the road. That's the narrative line of the story in the song. But it's really about loving someone and knowing that you'll never be able, in your capacity, to love them the proper way.
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So, you must pack even when you feel like shit, Skar. Because, yes, you’re leaving in two days. Get your shit together.
Dear Whoever Broke Into My House last night,
I do not appreciate being woken up by the terrified voice of my sister, nor the fact that I’d only gotten three hours of sleep before you decided it’d be nice to interrupt my REM cycle. I don’t know you, and to be honest, after your first impression, I don’t wish to do so. It’s not the fact that you damaged my front door...
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Greg Melander: What We Still Don't Know →
gregmelander:
The big questions still unanswered. What’s at Earth’s Core? Is time an illusion? How does a fertilized egg become a human? What happened to the Neanderthals? Why do we sleep? Where did life come from? How can observation affect the outcome of an experiment? How do entangled particles…
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Aw yeah Pokemon
fairytalesandpirateships:
Charmanders are red,
Squirtles are blue,
If you were a Pokemon,
I’d choose you.
Your smile is stronger than a Hyperbeam,
Like Jesse and James we’d make the perfect Team.
I’ll stay by your side like Pikachu and Ash,
And I’ll love you more than a level 80 Rapidash.
You’re more legendary than a Zapdos, Entei or Mew,
But out of all the 150,
I choose you<3
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fixed
ladyinthetower:
so you’ll die of cancer
and i’ll die of sadness;
cause our genetics say so, babe-
the way they weave through our blood
like my fingers through your hair;
their path is fixed.
and you’ll be held together by feeding tubes
like your mom
while I’m torn apart by thoughts
like mine.
we’ll make quite the pair, you know-
your black lungs
and my black heart.
and when we sink into the...
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Queen Adele would like to thank everybody for...
surpriseofourglorydays:
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He smiled understandingly-much more than understandingly. It was one of those...
– F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (via larmoyante)
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