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i live in Buffalo and we have long winters and shitty weather throughout early spring a lot of the time so just seeing sunlight makes me happy. also listening to songs that just have that "affect" on me (i don't know how to explain it, they just make me very happy to hear them even if they're...

In no order: System of a Down, Radiohead, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Metallica. I'm not much of an explorer into indie music, I guess.

I've tried weed, but since I've only done it once I didn't feel the effects. Probably will do it again some time. I've smoked cigarettes and cigars though I didn't enjoy those too much. I drink also but not so much during the school year. During the summer, quite a bit though (maybe too much -...

ice garchomp is fucking amazing, great job man.

i was looking for a username so i decided to go to behindthename.com. i looked under japanese names and Shichiro was there. i'm actually not japanese or anything, i just thought it sounded cool, so i took it.

Football and American Football are probably about tied. Hockey comes after those (Buffalo is a pretty big hockey city). However, I'm really not too big a fan of watching sports or anything, I'm more into music now than I was before so I don't really do much in my free time besides play it...

Both pretty solid albums, I like both pretty equally. The Killers aren't really my style but I do enjoy them. Also, Exclamation Point, Human is off of Day & Age. I liked Sawdust the best out of all the albums though.

Oh man, I agree 100%. Don't get me wrong, I love to joke around, and most of the time I'm not serious. But sometimes there needs to be room for intelligent conversation, and when people you're around can't have one with you, it's super annoying. I know so many people like this. The worst is when...

where in the fuck do you live? the average life expectancy of the world hasn't been 40 since like the middle ages (maybe longer).

I really don't understand why older people have problems with this generation when they raised it. I just find it to be the biggest hypocrisy ever. It's not like this parent can't get their child off the computer if they wanted to.

shoddy makes me want to kill children... what a relief this is.

for the games: definitely the first generation, RBY. it's what got me into pokemon. it was just the right difficulty, had a good story, and just overall really fun. for NB/Shoddy: the Advance generation would be my favorite. it used to be RBY but lately i've been getting more into Advance as...

Mainly playing music. That's pretty much all I do besides schoolwork and hanging out with friends. I also enjoy writing, reading (when it's a good book that I choose and not one I'm forced to read for school), and playing Xbox, although lately I haven't been doing much of the latter.

All of this is my opinion: Electric is easier to play. The strings are thinner and seem to be smoother and are therefore easier to push down. It is also a lot easier to do things like harmonics, bends, vibratos etc. for the same reason. By preference I think people mean which one they enjoy...

Generally people don't stereotype me, but I have gotten a few rude comments about my nationality here and there (I'm Lebanese). Although I'm not Muslim, I understand how you feel, cyberzero. All Middle Easterners, regardless of religion, have had it pretty bad since 9/11, which is...

awesome! thanks Dragonknight.

Requesting avatar with Abomasnow with my name on it and preferably a green background, please =)

For sure - I've wanted to play bass for a while, but I don't have a bass as of right now. When my cousin gets a new bass he's gonna let me borrow his current one and then I'm gonna start playing it. Bass is such a cool instrument, I respect good bassists a lot.

Looks like I'm the first drummer to post. I play rock drums, and I'm completely self-taught. Sadly, I don't know any music theory and I don't know how to read drum tabs and stuff, but I would say I'm good at playing. I'd like to learn jazz in the future. EDIT: I also play guitar on the side...

I would highly recommend 1984 - for me, it was a truly enticing book, and I'm not a person who enjoys almost every book he reads. This one really got me into it though and kept me into it the whole way through. The story is a scary-if-you-think-about-it kind, which is another good point about...