Cathy

Ksadljasdlksda. Brilliant.

The Beaver

Frightened Rabbit, Charlie Bartlett, and hilarity (!)

Old

And by old, I mean, I never liked them back in the day. Not an "oh, whatever" not liking, I really didn't like them. Because of the feud haha: TBS all the way.
It's like The Killers and The Bravery and how apparently they don't get along.
Thank you high school for instilling this information into my head.

Anyway, junior year of college, there was this boy, we'll call him Collarbone, and he loved Brand New. I did not. I said over and over, no, no I will not listen to them, they're stupid. He made me a "Mixed Tape" (his ha-ha, not mine) of his favorite songs of theirs anyway, and for some oddo odd odd reason, I uploaded it and made the effort to label the songs and everything. And kept that playlist. And slowly, the songs grew on me.
Me=so stubborn, so I'm not sure how this even happened. AND, to top it off, besides liking Collarbone for a very hot minute, that ship had sailed, so one would think I wouldn't really give 2 cents about this little mix.

Ha, and I love that there is a part in Jane Eyre about Seventy Times Seven (talking about forgiveness). Jane Eyre can literally tackle any idea ever. Ask a question and it's like you have a Magic 8 Ball, I swear.

But I actually really love how this music video starts. And the video itself isn't too shoddy, either.
A few of my friends went and saw them a couple years ago and said they only played new, boring stuff and their show was pretty lame, but for connotational value and guilty pleasure, I dig.

Make 'em laugh

This is about the epitome of what I should probably bop around with for the rest of ever.
I give this 13 out of 10 stars.
Apparently I knew exactly what I wanted when I was 10, because that's when I fell in love with him, ha.

So much respect. Get 'em, tiger.

READING A BOOK

Ahahahaha.