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Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction. Albert Einstein
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6 comments:
Lose
r
Ummmmmmmmmm don't be jealous. lol I just mean blogging for a live act in general. I don't know if I could handle the DC. Though I do mostly like their music... but seriously. Blogging for a band. GET into it.
ps. please leave your name when calling me a loser so i can tailer counterattacks to your specific name and weaknesses. thank you.
Man.. i thought you would've recognized the
lose
r
from our chat the other day.
whatever.
:)
also.. isn't that kind of disengenuous[sp?]
i mean.. if i paid someone to blog for me.. it wouldnt be my blog because i wouldnt be writing the blog.. this other guy would... right?
i knew that was you, micah. the only person who would even say something close to that is jason and in actuality, he wouldn't. and what's wrong with disingenuity? HA
also, it would only be disingenuous if they tried to pass it off as Natalie Maines writing and in actuality it was this Asian guy! but in fact they are being quite candid about who is doing what. maybe even more candid than a regular blog because he gets to make his own observations and write about anything. whereas when you write your own blog, you tend to censor more. at least censor in terms of making yourself look good. that's fascinating, actually. that's a blog post in itself right there.
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