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i'm leaving because i don't love you

well I've decided because the internet isn't as enjoyable as it tends to be for me right now, to back off on it until Friday so I can accomplish more meaningful stuff. granted I'll check my ymail on my cell phone but until then you're going to have to text me or something. a little roughing it for me! ha ha ROUGHING IT. Al's been posting a lot lately so no worries. if anyone gives a shit (no one does :P). this is sad that this can be considered "roughing it." whatevs. I have stuff I want to get done (writing, cleaning, etc) and now's as good a time as any.

plus I'll be posting (twice!) on Friday, so bear that in mind.

as for right now, some shit before I get going:




WHAT THE FUCK
I used to have such a thing for Rivers Cuomo back in the day. safe to say those days have passed. I have not been pleased by anything Weezer's done, since...oh God. the 90s.


SHOWS IN THE NEAR FUTURE, LOCAL ABOUTS, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE:
- July 25: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, House of Blues, Cleveland
(I wasn't sold on their new album until I heard "Heads Will Roll." sold! also got a pretty nice review in the paper before the year closed).
- Sept 18: Sondre Lerche, Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland
- Oct 21: ANDREW BIRD, ST. VINCENT, ASBURY HALL, BUFFALO
I've been listening to a lottttt of St. Vincent again lately. "Paris Is Burning" (so epic! so powerful!) got me in at first. now it's been "Laughing With a Mouth of Blood." her new album feels a lot different to me, but then again. I don't listen to her that much. she's still very good though. I get her and My Brightest Diamond confused a lot.

someone I discovered over the weekend:

Micky Green!
I don't know why I never listened to her before. behold, sex:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-UhyVQWobE&feature=related
(the French love her...that says something)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/7dnajv
^ "Oh!"

in closure, I still want to see "Bruno."

bye, Brittany
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  1. mmorboJuly 13, 2009 at 3:05 PM

    we'll wait for you beacuse we love you. and say HI to the wonderful Annie Clark <3

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  2. CaraJuly 13, 2009 at 6:02 PM

    it never hurts any less. I'm going to miss you. you're the only person who says anything to me on facebook. :(

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