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He's So Shy by ohtristan on Grooveshark

"He's So Shy" ~ Playlist by Tristan

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"Here's the thing about rights.   They're not actually supposed to be voted on.   That's why they're called rights." – Rachel Maddow

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"(Laughs.) ...as long as no undergarments are exposed." :P  Haha!

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Sometimes I'm editing a picture, see... And I don't know how to use Photoshop. I'm not an expert.  But I still put effort into it. Until I realise I've been obsessing over some minute detail for so long that I scream, "F*CK THE GOLDEN RATIO!" excessively loudly – far, far too loudly, practically daring my neighbors to comment through the walls that nobody thought to make thicker – and in my world, this is considered cathartic. Then I blare "Oxford Comma" by Vampire Weekend. P.S.  I love Oxford commas.  The End.   Thank you for coming "to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside, come inside..." And now...  Ladies and gentlemen... Without further ado...  Please welcome to the stage... Those kings of "Contra" and Columbians on Cape Cod! Natives of New York and across America... Vampire Weekend!

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There is a part of me that is very grounded in reality and has little to no tolerance for poetic license.  It wants you to know the biggest biological differences you will experience with infatuation deal with changes in levels of seratonin, dopamine, and so on while the likelihood of you having a sudden heart attack (...you being a healthy teenager for the sake of this argument...) remains about the same as the likelihood that you will spontaneously combust.  (Higher, actually, but for the sake of hyperbole in the part about being realistic, just go with me on that one.)

This realistic part of me also loves Demi because she is remarkably beautiful inside and out, carries herself with grace, and sings like the superstar she is.  So there is that as well.

(I feel really lame for feeling the need to point the first part out considering it's obvious.  I also have issues with Jordin Sparks's "Tattoo," various other songs, and certain expressions, too, as you can probably imagine.)