by Sarah August 27, 2004
by Sarah October 19, 2004
any of the first ladies
by Sarah January 04, 2005
A "new" pop-punk-emo that nonetheless seems to rehash sentiments, lyrics, and cliches from a million other older, better emo/indie bands.
Deep if you've got an IQ of 50 or less or are a 13 year old girl.
Original if all you listen to is Good Charlotte.
Horrible if you have ears.
Deep if you've got an IQ of 50 or less or are a 13 year old girl.
Original if all you listen to is Good Charlotte.
Horrible if you have ears.
compare:
<Until the Day I Die> (beginning)
As years go by
I race the clock with you
But if you die right now
You know that I'd die to
I'd die too
You remind me of the times
When I knew who I was
But still the second hand will catch us
Like it always does
We'll make the same mistakes
I'll take the fall for you
I hope you need this now
Cause I know I still do
Until the day I die
I'll spill my heart for you
<Watermark> (middle)
I've got this store-bought way of saying I'm okay, and you've learned how to cry in total silence. We're talented and bright. We're lonely and uptight. We've found some lovely ways to disappoint, but the airport's always almost empty this time of the year, so let's go play on a baggage carousel. Set our watches forward like we're just arriving here from a past we left in a place we knew too well. (Hold on to the corners of today, and we'll fold it up to save until it's needed. Stand still. Let me scrub that brackish line that you got when soemthing rose and then receeded.)
One of these is full of cliches and platitudes and sounds like it was written by a twelve-year old. The other has fairly original lyrics. *hint* the first one is SOTY the second one is the Weakerthans
<Until the Day I Die> (beginning)
As years go by
I race the clock with you
But if you die right now
You know that I'd die to
I'd die too
You remind me of the times
When I knew who I was
But still the second hand will catch us
Like it always does
We'll make the same mistakes
I'll take the fall for you
I hope you need this now
Cause I know I still do
Until the day I die
I'll spill my heart for you
<Watermark> (middle)
I've got this store-bought way of saying I'm okay, and you've learned how to cry in total silence. We're talented and bright. We're lonely and uptight. We've found some lovely ways to disappoint, but the airport's always almost empty this time of the year, so let's go play on a baggage carousel. Set our watches forward like we're just arriving here from a past we left in a place we knew too well. (Hold on to the corners of today, and we'll fold it up to save until it's needed. Stand still. Let me scrub that brackish line that you got when soemthing rose and then receeded.)
One of these is full of cliches and platitudes and sounds like it was written by a twelve-year old. The other has fairly original lyrics. *hint* the first one is SOTY the second one is the Weakerthans
by Sarah March 28, 2005
(n.)north bexley: mostly jewish, rich community bordered by ghetto train tracks. (Weekly parties are held on the west portion.)
(n.)central bexley: mostly spoiled, snobbish community inclusive of the high school and "druggy" hang-outs.
(n.)south bexley: mostly nice, humble middle class, CHRISTIAN community inclusive of Capital University.
(n.)central bexley: mostly spoiled, snobbish community inclusive of the high school and "druggy" hang-outs.
(n.)south bexley: mostly nice, humble middle class, CHRISTIAN community inclusive of Capital University.
"Dude, you're from bexley?"
"yeah."
"uh, what's a Jewish person like?"
OR
"Which part of Bexley are you from?"
"South."
"Oh, that sucks!"
"yeah."
"uh, what's a Jewish person like?"
OR
"Which part of Bexley are you from?"
"South."
"Oh, that sucks!"
by Sarah February 06, 2005
by Sarah December 08, 2003