Lets play a game.

Knightfall wrote:

BAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! A fat maggot in corpsepaint.

Don't you just love it?




I wanted to see Dethklok so bad. We got pick-pocketed and lost our tickets.

Right outside of the venue.

Ouch. This is why I typically keep my ticket either in hand or in boot on my way to a show.

Yeah, I was going to keep them in my bra, along with my cash, I.D. and cellphone, but We were so close to the venue that I didn't think it'd be a problem. But it happens. Will-call from now on.

Oh man, depending on the size of your boots, you don't even need pockets. I have sweet ones that have swastikas on the bottom so if you walk in snow you leave a trail of swastikas behind you. 14 eyelet, slightly taller than normal army boots. Sweet shit is sweet. Cash is well protected in them.

Those sound so badass.

I used to have a pair of lace-up, knee-high combat boots that I kept everything in. When I went to shows, I wore skirts, not jeans, and kept everything in my boots. The bra works too, my favorite bra has pockets in the cups. Not to mention leopard print, yay! My sister fucking busted those boots, and I just found out about it like a week or so ago. I haven't talked to her since then, and for christmas, I'm telling her she can have the boots she broke. I am not happy about that, it took me 3 years to track a pair down.

When they go knee high on women buckle is so much cooler and much more practical. That being said, unless you wish to deal with the faggots in hot topic you will never find a pair.

The boots are pretty awesome, shame I can't take them to Germany for Wacken though. Stupid Germans. They should be proud of their history, I certainly am.

I'll deal with those faggots, I don't care. I want a pair with buckles, so that was odd.

They should just be less uptight about thier history.

No man, they should embrace it. I want swastikas on every street, and I want an SS uniform. Fuckin' classy.

Ooooh, I want a uniform too. Lets get them.

Whats done is done, they might as well embrace it. Pretending it didn't happen won't change anything!

Exactly. The fact that they are still appologising for it disgusts me. Almost no one in Germany had any part in it and those that did were all punished for their 'crimes' no apology should be given.

They shouldn't still be apologizing. No one else understands that it doesn't mean shit. Empty words, really.

They should never have apologised. That is the point of murder. Murder means never having to say 'I'm sorry'.

I love that. Its so true.

Or if you prefer Ted Bundy's ideals, murder is power. In which case you have the power to refuse to apologise. I love all the interviews with Ted Bundy, they shouldn't have killed him, they could have learned so much.

I agree. I learned all about him in highschool, in my History of Notorious and Infamous Criminals class. I loved that class. The serial killer and cult modules were the best.

They didn't have any cool classes like that here. I was the person that sat at the back of the class reading Helter Skelter, needless to say, I was not a popular kid in high school.

They started that class my senior year, so I got lucky. I would have been happy with a History of WWII class. We had a Holocaust in Literature class, I took it, and didn't like it. I am nothing short of facinated with WWII. I want to learn everything about it. My best friend's aunt teaches a class about nothing but WWII, and she has so many books at her house that I would love to read.

We watched Helter Skelter in notorious and infamous class. I loved it. Very interesting. I love true stories like that. I was in band for 9 years in school, and read alot of books about murders and things of the like. Needless to say, I wasn't popular either.

Yeah, we went to a holocaust symposium for my social 30 class. I did nothing but make jokes about ovens. I was also in band, but I played saxophone, which is awesome. WWII is one of the most interesting wars, the only one I enjoy more is the crusades. But that is more because of religious hypocrisy than anything else.

I played the clarinet mainly, and I don't care what anyone says, I thought it was awesome and loved it. I also played the baritone sax in jazz band, because my band teacher said that a clarinet is not a jazz instrument. Hes a dickwad anyway. I picked up the piano for awhile, and oboe. I started on guitar, and switched to bass. I also sang and played drums for the elite audition-only singing group in at my school.

I want to go to see concentration camps someday, that would be so amazing. A past relative of mine, when they still lived in Austria, fought in WWII, opposite the nazis, which I do believe is kind of cool, and different. I want to learn so much about the Holocaust. I'd love to major in WWII history in college, but I can't retain knowledge for shit, which makes me sad.

I_am_the_black_wizard wrote:

I played the clarinet mainly, and I don't care what anyone says, I thought it was awesome and loved it. I also played the baritone sax in jazz band, because my band teacher said that a clarinet is not a jazz instrument. Hes a dickwad anyway. I picked up the piano for awhile, and oboe. I started on guitar, and switched to bass. I also sang and played drums for the elite audition-only singing group in at my school.

Cool! I played the oboe in band myself.

I haven't picked up my clarinet in ages. I kind of feel bad for that. Lol

Yeah, the embrasure is completely different. I can hardly play the oboe anymore were I to try. My mouth gets tired after about 15 minutes haha.

Whoa, I don't know how that happened with my post.

Oboes are easy to play. You just need to have strong jaw muscles.

The hardest part is getting the tone right, really.