see, I *knew* I wanted to go to that.

[minkhollow]

A couple of the guys who graduated Friday had a celebratory-type party this afternoon. Figuring socialization is something useful and besides it'd be about my last chance to see some of these people, I went.
LORA WAS THERE!!! So we of course talked for quite a while. (See, she graduated my freshman year, so she's not around all that often. Usually comes down for play performances.)
In other news, we have a backyard. I'm sure about this, having mowed it. And I forgot that Dad has a copy of Carpe Jugulum until he got it out for me this afternoon, so it looks like that's next after the Rincewind thingy. (Remember, there's Luggage...) Gave him The Amazing Maurice etc. and will prolly do the same with Soul Music.
Need new icon. Actually, to be quite honest, need space for more icons. A dolloar and a half, yo. (Considering breaking quarters-only stipulation just to have said dollar-fifty. Yes, it's all quarters. I'm less likely to grab them to spend.) At this point if I trade one out it'll be Todd. Hey Lucas, are you interested?
Hey Cincinnati people - did you have the radio (92.5) on about ten after six? They played "Fear is Never Boring"!!

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[brazenbells.livejournal.com]

Hey Cincinnati people - did you have the radio (92.5) on about ten after six?

Actually, I did. And that really freaks me out. I mean really. Cause I don't listen to 92.5 very much. Or the radio at all.

[minkhollow]

Me, I avoid TV. Except for the occasional Trading Spaces.
I wasn't so much trying to freak you out as see if any (either?) of you heard the song. 'Cause it's cool.

[hoyria.livejournal.com]

LOL I had that station sometime in during then! I don't remember hearing that song... neway how many other ppz are you gonna find who heard that?

[minkhollow]

That I couldn't tell you. It's... pretty hard to find, far as I know. (Let's put it this way. My parents haven't been able to find it on CD, and they've prolly been looking for as long as that option's been available. But hey, I know how a record player works.)
That's what the weird-songs radio show is for, after all.