I somehow wondered into this place when it was considered a "fad."

So yeah, GPX+ is practically another one of those faggy Dragon Cave or whatever everyone is in the rage for site, only the reason I could possibly stand it in some way is that it's themed with Pokémon, and not those silly basement dwelling mythological beings that some over-the-top mediocre Power Metal group sings about everytime in their songs.

As for my GPX+ Scheiße...



I don't know why I'm on this site anyways. Just be free to click if you are remotely interested. Otherwise it's none of your business, seeing this place shouldn't been mine. Whatever anyways...
( ... )

I'm going to confess who I really am on the internet.

I am...

( I am... )

Thanks to that, I'll just instead post my entire collection. Sure you may be tempted to steal some of my CDs, but you don't know my address, so ha!

And by the way, the list is ordered by alphabetical order of the group's name, following the album's name. Few of them are self-titled.

( -Listing goes here.- )

I'll leave you yet another disgustingly lame entry on my CD collection update.

All I got was Pixie's Doolittle, and that's it. Third time wasn't the charm for OK Computer, which sucks, but Doolittle was an amazing album however. Another thing is there's barely a place which sells anything from the Hüsker boys, and I'm in still the mood for Zen Arcade. I see they want to be obscure and hidden from the bad seeds of society.

Good for them.

What's a week late? That is the new CD's I purchased, Ralph Wiggins. But what CD's? That is the question. The first time I started was in the hunt last Saturday was at a Borders, hunting for these four birds.

In Utero - Nirvana
Jar of Flies - Alice in Chains
Doolittle - Pixies
OK Computer - Radiohead (Again...)

Unfortunately I didn't want to sacrifice anything I was getting a hold of, so I let these birds go and instead went to a Half Price Books. These CD's are however used and are resold to new customers like used cars (not to mention they're also cheaper than the retail price), and they didn't have much of what I wanted except In Utero. I also jumpstarted onto other Albums I wanted to own, like Sonic Youth's Daydream Nation, and Soundgarden's Superunknown. Thank you Half Price Books. In fact my mother even said she'll contact that place every week, and now I may see what's in store today. Will it be Doolittle? Jar of Flies? OK Computer? Anything else I would've been also looking for? This won't be an easy question.

Yesterday at a Barnes & Noble I decided to purchase my selections of CDs myself for the first time. While shopping for CDs I got these three:

Ten - Pearl Jam
Nevermind - Nirvana
Dirt - Alice in Chains

I almost got Radiohead's OK Computer, but I didn't have enough money and my brother only wanted to give me his coins from his rich supply of money he brought with him. Maybe next time I'll get that CD with Nirvana's In Uretho, Alice in Chain's Jar of Flies, and perhaps even a CD from Pixies.

Again, that was the first time I brought CD on my own.