Delusional
4 years ago
6.01.2008
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Pretend to Care
- Sugarmouth O'Riordan
- When my husband was in the military and would go on his six month deployments, people would be all "Oh, you're so strong, I don't know how you do it, blahblah compassionate noisescakes." The thing is, there is no choice. You put your head down and grind it out and one day you wake up and your life is back to normal. In December 2007, they found a mass in my rectum. This is My Cancer Deployment.
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6 comments:
I'll stir-fry you in my wok!
... i am still in the margin, despite missing out on tons of new music. thank god for KEXP
JP--Did I ever than you for sending that Cloud Cult CD? So best!
Fuzzy--Don't make me use the shocker on you...
I cannot accommodate the shocker.
Have you heard "Rock the Shocker" by Peaches? Interesting song.
I was referring to that one move I would use on you during that video game we would play...details are escaping me at the moment.
If that Peaches song is anything like her other ones (thinking specifically of the one playing during the strip club scene in Lost in Translation), I can imagine that it's "interesting." ;)
Oh yeah, Tekken! I would prefer that electric version of the shocker. I guess I didn't remember well because you rarely got that move off before I pummelled you with sumo forearms and flying kicks to the head!
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