Good Ol' Postin'

I really have nothing much to say right now, just wanted to leave another post. Yeah, I'm thinking about posting something about people and labeling. I KNOW what I want to say, but I can't really put it into words.
So, then I had an idea:
All you blog readers could comment on this blog(I just made it so that anyone could post, even the non-registered), and tell me what you think of labeling. Then I'll make one big happy post with all that you guys said(with names, without names, whatever you want).

Here's what I mean by labeling:
All those stupid people calling others "emo"...
Identifying someone as "Oh yeah, over there is that loser kid..."
Yes, "loser" is a label, not a description. We as humans freely "describe" people with these labels and it just ends up as name calling.

As you may or may not know, "Goth" is a label. So all you guys, even my friends, who call me "goth", you should really reconsider your ways if you care at all about this labeling problem.

However, "Punk" is not a label, it is a lifestyle. But I won't get too much into that now...

Comment away!!
Rach

Hi, I should've said this a long time ago...
My e-mail is no longer PanicAtTheDsco13@aim.com...It still works, but I don't use it.
By email is now BuryMeInBlackXX@gmail.com (it's in my profile, but I'm posting it just in case people don't look in my profile). OR TransylvanianVampiressHeart@CastleDracula.zzn.com .
I prefer BuryMeInBlack though.

Thanks,
R

The Young Wild Things Tour

Hey guys,
Recently I went to a Fall Out Boy show (The Young Wild Things Tour, with Cute Is What We Aim For, The Plain White T's, and Gym Class Heroes as opening/supporting acts). Pete Wentz, the Fall Out Boy bassist, did an incredible act of kindness that I must mention in this post.
So some guy in the mosh pit(which I went in, by the way!!!!!!) threw himself across the floor(or maybe a security guard did it or something) and hurt himself...And in between every song, Pete would say a few "Words Of Wisdom", as I would call it. So in the middle of his sentence, he stopped and saw the hurt guy and said "Oh my God, that guy is hurt!" And he told the crowd to give him space and everything, then he waited until the guy recovered until he continued what he was saying. Then he said "Yeah, guys, we really have to watch out for eachother, pick eachother up when we're down." And then he told the mosh pit to step back, and before every heavy song, he warned the crowd so they wouldn't get too crazy and get hurt.
Wow. Most musicians wouldn't do that during a show. It's really awesome how Pete stopped everything and made sure the guy was okay. I have even more respect for him now.

Anyway, you can start a blog at FriendsOrEnemies.com .....it's one of the best blogging sites ever. I just made one. A lot of bands (such as Fall Out Boy!) use it too....you can get the scoop on new photos, videos, music, etc. It's truly addicting too.

Thanks,
Rach

ps leave some comments!!