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What's your favorite MTV show?
I like the one with all the music OH WAIT THERE'S NO FUCKING MUSIC ON MTV ANY MORE!!!!
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Do you fall asleep easily?
I'm asleep right now.
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Do you have a favorite era of music? Do you believe your favorite style (or perhaps the entirety of pop and rock music as a whole) has "peaked" in some way? Explain your answer.
I do love my teen years, which were the 80s and the beginning of the 90s...
I liked 80's pop at first then hairbands (as they are popularly referred to) and rock in general... then even some of the grudge into the 90s...
80s remind me of a simpler times when music was just fun (I often compare it to 50s music) - especially the 80's version of rock... Rock these days, at least what is deemed cool, seems to be awfully preachy and political. I will proclaim 80s my favorite era much to the shagrin of people hip to today's music.
I actually despise talking about music today because people today are the most musically closed minded people I have ever conversed with. I think social media has made people egomaniacal in that people love to proclaim their opinions as facts and proclaim that those opinion's which is in disagreement with theirs "suck". I know some, maybe even most, are tongue-in-cheek with some of these posts- but I have come across enough of the hardcore groups to just want to avoid the subject.
Has music peaked? I'm not sure how to answer that... music is new to every generation even if a lot of it has been regergitated or reimagined. What is "good" is highly subjective (despite what the egomaniacal would have you believe). So individually everyone is going to have their view of was the best was and therefore that music will be the pinnacle of music for them.
I do not actively keep up with music much anymore and when I listen to my iPod only some "current" music sneaks in here n there. I imagine music peaked for me at some point. Music will always evolve and find an audience so no I don't think music as a whole has peaked and it would be very egotistical of me to say that is has. haha. Just my opinion though. -
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Past girlfriends and I would make up "free pass" lists, giving license to sleep with celebrities if we got the chance. Do you have a "free pass" list? How would you actually feel if your significant other used his/her "free pass?"
I'm ninja. I don't need a list, just opportunities.
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Past girlfriends and I would make up "free pass" lists, giving license to sleep with celebrities if we got the chance. Do you have a "free pass" list? How would you actually feel if your significant other used his/her "free pass?"
Well, kinda. My other half's free pass is Rob Halford. And, like, who would stand in his way?? Not me, baby!
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What's your favorite thing to cook?
Formspring question of the day
Bacon.
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It's been said that within three months of dating someone, you will know if they're worth dating long-term. What do you think, and why?
It's pretty accurate, although 6 months is probably a better bracket in my opinion. In 3 months, you tend to be comfortable enough with each other to let your true colours show, witness quirks and see how you fair with arguing/compromising. Sure the initial attraction might still be there but if you're already annoyed constantly, board or feeling flighty, it's probably the time to get out before things are really serious.
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Would you rather write a best-selling book that's a film novelization or a flop that's original?
I'm hurt you even have even asked. I'd prefer a best selling book that's broadcast by my minions psychokinetic abilities to the nation, and beyond.
If you could only eat at one fast food restaurant the rest of your life, which one would you choose?
Formspring question of the day
taco bell.
Do you feel that one social media is more important than another? Facebook over Twitter or vice versa? Would you delete someone off Facebook more readily than a Twitter follower? What's your take on it?
No. I just see them as completely different. I talk to a lot of strangers on Twitter and more my close friends on Facebook. I only add/follow people I like on Facebook or Twitter - don't get why people feel the need to begrudgingly be friends with people from school they didn't like or something. Just say no. No one cares. I delete people who I find inane or arsehole-ish, no matter what social media they're on. I wouldn't talk to people like that IRL, why should I on the internet?
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Tom’s Bio
Freelance journalist, space ninja and celebrity pharmacist for hire. I also hang out with rock stars
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