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heehee. I love it and watch it all the time :D

One of the best feelings in the world is when you stop listening to music that you love and then come back to it and just have a whole new love for it. Like you're starting all over again. It's just a wonderful feeling :)

Well, I've heard many times that Bert McCracken is featured in the song You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison. Now after hearing this, I figured the only part that really sounds like him is the giggle at the end. Is that him? Or is that Gee?

And if that part isn't him, the only other thing I can think of is the screaming in the background, but I thought that was Frank!

I'm extremely confused!

So if anyone could clear this up for me, I thank you. :)

Well, like the title says, there's a mini-story behind how It's not a fashion statement, it's a deathwish is my favorite song, and I just thought it would be fun to share.

Back when I was first getting into MCR, I was listening to all their songs, getting them in my head, trying to get a likeness for each song. Well, while listening to them, a song came on and I still hadn't matched them all with the titles yet, so I didn't even know what song it was. But before i new it, I started singing some of the verses and i was nailing every word and I didn't even know how. I barely knew the song! I'm thinking it had somehow lodged itself in my head, and something deep inside transferred the words to my mouth and boom. I was singing along. That's kind of why it's my favorite song. Plus it's awesome and has great lyrics.

just felt like singing. How did your favorite song become your favorite?

usually my blogs get a least a couple comments which I enjoy reading, but lately i've only been barely getting one. Some just one word comments. But...well...thanks for those few that did post.

Sadness.... :(

I don't know if he still does, but when he did, I wonder how he decided what word he was gonna write on himself for the day. Like when he wrote "Creep" on his neck, gazelles on his arms (lol he would be an awesome gazelle). Stuff like that. I remember one phrase was written on his neck which matched with something Lyn-Z had written on herself, but I'm just curious to know how he chose what word to write...

Any guesses?

and what question would you ask him?

I've heard it in two movies.

-"Take it easy"
-"Thanks....The Eagles"

the first time I heard that I thought it was hilarious cuz I had never thought of that lol.

(The Eagles have a song called "Take It Easy")

heehee. Fun times. It's in The Rocker (GREAT MOVIE) and we just watched it again.

I really don't think Bob "left". Like just plain out walked away. My friend had bought a magazine with MCR as the main article and it had mentioned severe medical problems Bob had. Like the burns from the Famous Last Words video had given him blood poisoning and he snapped a certain tendon somewhere else i think. The point is, I kinda think Bob left...cuz he had to. I'm not sure he can still play drums. (Don't yell at me, this is just an assumption) Plus we all know how much Frank looked up to Bob. They were like the best of friends. I don't think there were like arguements that caused his leaving. I honestly think it was the only choice Bob really had. Anyways, we know that they'll never have a more awesome drummer.

<3 Bob Bryar <3

Anybody else here watch Andrew Bravener on Youtube? I think he's funny :)

just discovered this, in the Green Day song: Deadbeat Holiday, there's one lyric that says "Vacation hotspots is a CEMETERY DRIVE" haha. Just noticed this. I didn't know Cemetery Drive was a common used phrase lol