shaunsavage

considering the last group photo I was in was myself and my friends sucking air dick in front of Phil's on 16th. At least, this is what I vaguely recall...

oh christ was i still there? because i dont know.

I think so, but i'm not totally sure. Drinking does good things.

my room mate compared us to cake, only fat ugly girls want us, the hot ones just want a taste and be done with us.

Yeah.

It wasn't the best venue and yeah, the sound was lousy, but it was also a place for bands to play they may have not had a show otherwise. Although i've heard a lot about Lee being a creep, he was nothing but gracious to myself and most of my friends. I spent most of my time at The Phix between 2004 and 2007 when it booked a ton of hardcore shows, so I can't really speak aout how it has been recently.

http://www.hulu.com/...ions/429/143249

FUCK YOU BOOKS WE DON'T NEED YOUR TRICKS

Wow, so many success stories. I must be doing something wrong...

I think keeping detail to a minimum is beneficial, but there's a fine line between that and the people who say "if you want to know more, just ask!" That comes off as a bit lazy to me. I think my profile is a bit more in-depth than the average user, but I also think I have a lot of different dimensions and it's important information to share.

It's funny that anyone still ridicules something like online dating these days. I mean what are you supposed to do to meet someone? Go to a bar and talk to random people you simply find physically attractive? It seems like people are moving further away from using conventional methods like that, and most people I know in relationships met through friends or already knew each other somehow.

My "favorite" experience was last saturday when I girl I met for a drink lied about having kids, then spent a half hour playing me top 40 off her phone, acted shocked when I hadn't heard most of it, even though I told her I don't care for much of that stuff.