Ok, so for this post I'm mostly just going to complain and junk like that. Anyway, our Acc. Eng. teacher (who is soooooooooo Asian) gave us this research essay that we have to do. Now I'm fine with that. Wrote plenty of them before. But what I dont like is that we have to use these special "databases" (basically, its google that you pay for). But they have NOTHING helpfull. I spent FOREVER looking for stuff. My topic is how Israel is a tool used to fight the Arab countries in the Middle East. Groiler (on of the databases) had only one hit that was even vaguely helpfull, and I ended up having to adapt my paper to work with that. Lame. Anway, then I googled what I was looking for. And WOW!! Amazing numbers of blogs and such on this. WHY CANT I USE GOOGLE!!! (Has google withdraws)
So thats that. Chem is really confusing. Not really sure what "oxidation state" is and how to use it. Someone should help me.
Some bands to check out:
As I Lay Dying (the song on this blog w/ the video)
Avenged Sevenfold (Waking the Fallen, Sounding the Seventh Trumpet, not the newer stuff)
Disturbed (They are deffently disturbed, but there cool)
Godsmack (Older stuff if better)
Korn (Older is better)
Metallica (Older is better)
Ozzy Osbourne (You better have heard of him)
Testament
Stone Sour (3 of slipknots members and 1 new)
Slipknot (9 members in the band... its insane)
And this brings me to one of my pionts: How all bands seem to get more and more "poppy" with every album. This really annoys me. Its like, as soon as they get a decent following, the bands are just like "Ha ha. Lets piss off all of our fans by making a gay pop album". Seriously. Metallica, A7X, Megadeth, Korn, Godsmack, arguebaly Disturbed, Ozzy, and Slipknot,and many other bands have gone towards mainstream its seems to get more money, when they already have more than enough. The only band that I can think of that hasent done this is As I Lay Dying.
Note: I dont like girly man rock like Nirvana or Led Zepllin. They are pansies.
Note Note: I DO NOT LIKE BUSH.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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