I like to write about random stuff but it's mostly centered around pop culture and funny anaologies
I like to write about random stuff but it's mostly centered around pop culture and funny anaologies
Once we got inside I ended up being in second row right behind 2 girls I had met at 2 previous shows - so it was nice to be around people I actually knew.
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I saw a little kid in the mall the other day and I smiled at him he started smiling ear to ear and waving at me and I fucking died inside. I wanted to steal him away from a family that I'm sure did not appreciate him as much as I would have.
I think it's more than baby fever it's like... family fever. I want to be married and have babies. I know it's totally weird and not appropriate at this point in my life but I have this insane fear that it will never happen and every few months I get the fever!
P.S. Michael Phelps can totally be the one to give me a baby if he wants

But my kid better not look like that
Seems as though he still is:
( hey thur Josh Hartnett... )

This post have bene approved by an itty bitty Michael Phelps that has no idea how hot be will become

Still workin those thighs though
I cried. I don't care. Cause he cried and he was stone faced for the last 7 and all I wanted in the WORLD was for him to cry and he broke.

And I'm officially dead


1. I am part of the tribe of Bruce Springsteen fans. There are very specific behaviors we exhibit, especially when The Boss is on tour. First, it is crucial that when tour dates are released, tickets are immediately purchased for the venue closest to your place of residence (once you have your tickets, feel free to brag about it). Next comes the intense process of preparing for the concert. Any albums you may have skipped buying in the past 35 years since the release of “Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.” must be purchased immediately and played repeatedly – to ensure all lyrics are learned. If you already have all the albums, any box sets or new books that have been released in the past year must be in your possessions as fast as possible. Now comes the most important process of picking what to wear. The outfit must consist of one Bruce Springsteen T shirt (vintage preferred) and one Bandanna to be worn across the forehead a-la “Born in the USA” (we don’t take ourselves too seriously). Extra items such as buttons are a bonus.
Once the concert arrives, all fans are required to yell “Bruuuce” at the beginning and end of every song, as well as during any silent moments at the show. Most importantly, before leaving the show a new piece of merchandise must be purchased to prove your attendance at the show and lifelong loyalty to The Boss.
The next time The Boss shows up in town, all steps are to be repeated with equal enthusiasm. Remember, you’ll need to buy records, newly releases books and box sets, a t shirt, a bandanna and tour merchandise.
We love you, Danny. And we miss you.

- Jim Cullen
P.S. The book by Jim Cullen actually sucks and has A LOT of errors in it but I thought this was a particularly good quote.


