It's funny how the way you see a person, could affect the way you react to them. For example, if you're best friend tells a funny joke, you crack up. If you're enemy tells the same joke, you tell them it wasn't funny. amirite?
says FlashDelirium on Jul 27th '10 (#236562)| Suggest this for POTD |
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Not to be a grammar nazi, but:
*your
says Anonymous on Sep 3rd '10 (#531174)
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@531174 (Anonymous):
Oh yeah. :O thanks for noticing. I guess I was distracted at the time; I usually have correct grammar.
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And if you like a person, anything they say is OK, when you would think it's racist or something if someone else said it.
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Not entirely. I used to think Lady Gaga was ok, but then my best friend told me that she LOVES Lady Gaga and now I can't stand Lady Gaga. The same thing happened with Regina Spektor...I downloaded a bunch of her stuff and would listen to it every now and then, but a couple weeks later, my best friend told me that she really likes Regina Spektor, and now I always skip the song whenever a Regina Spektor song comes up on my playlist.
I have no idea why this has been happening...:/
says Anonymous on Sep 3rd '10 (#531201)
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@531201 (Anonymous):
Dude, Regina Spektor is amazing...
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@531746 (DagGirlYouChugly):
Exactly! But for some odd reason, I can't seem to enjoy her music anymore :(
says Anonymous on Sep 3rd '10 (#531795)
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i always say this!
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