The Devil In Miss Jones
Punk. Ska. Rockabilly. Psychobilly. Country. Blues. I'm a guy. I do stuff.
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Though this does mean that it’s now up to her to make first contact if the situation changes or whatever but it should be her anyway right?
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Also, I deleted Amanda’s number so I wouldn’t drunk text her. Probably a good idea as I’ve already had the genius idea to think I should talk to her.
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I am such a fucking lightweight, seriously. I’ve pretty much at the point where I’ve lost the ability to play guitar. I haven’t even got to the Tim Barry songs let alone the Lucero. I HAVE TO DO THIS IN PUBLIC TOMORROW NIGHT! I swear those guys will be the death of me. Last week or the week before, whatever it was, was the first time I’ve really been drunk in public. Which is probably bad at 24. Or good. Perspective and shit. At least Al and his drink-buying-FIFO-wage won’t be there to feed me more than I ought to haha.
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I think this weekend will be dedicated to catching up with my good friend Jameson. It’s been a while.
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See, here’s the thing that I don’t understand. You were excited in a way that you’ve never been before. Truly happy, happier than I’ve ever known you to be. And now you’ve decided to turn your back on it. It doesn’t make sense to me. Your reasons are the sort of thing that might make someone cautious or even afraid, but running just doesn’t make sense.
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Detach: to disengage and separate.
Friends of INTJs are often confused, worried, or hurt when their INTJ unexpectedly disappears and stops speaking to everyone. It could be for a few hours, it could be for several days. Fear not, though; the INTJ’s occasional reclusive tendencies have nothing to do with their companions. They have a strong need for solitude, even as compared to other Introverted types. Without alone time, INTJs become exhausted, irritable, and are unable to function at their best. Let them have their isolation. They’ll be grateful for it and come back to you soon.
If only it was that easy to explain it to other people and for them to understand. Though, reading it again, it does make INTJ’s seem like strange sort of people.
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This happened to me in high school. I had pretty much the same reaction as Calvin too. Pretty sure no one noticed. If they did, they kept it to themselves.
(Source: calvinhobbesdaily)
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Saw this on Facebook. I couldn’t agree more. I used to see a lot of this back when I taught guitar too. Kids would come in and expect instant results, but they’d never get them. I have no idea if that’s a new thing or not though, but it’s certainly common and it seemed to be increasing as time went on. I can only imagine that vocal teachers would be so much worse.
It’s not just kids who get suckered into it too. I’ve known adult ‘singers’ who insist that “you’ve either got it or you don’t”.
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The year is 2042. “I was born in the wrong generation” a teenage white girl sighs as she listens to One Direction and cleans the lens on her vintage iPhone 4S.
omg
(via finalkick)
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So it’s all done and we are where we should be. Where we probably should have been 6 months ago haha. Currently feeling all those things that I would never admit to in person. Shh, don’t tell. Also a strong sense of foreboding and that I should really know better. That’s probably not a good thing. I don’t know whether that’s me being paranoid or me being smart. Wanna place bets on how many weeks it lasts? Days, even?
