Ow. He looks terribly old and made-up (conjugation of make-up? boo) in that movie too.

Will you be participating in the seasons contest?

Thanks :)

Anyway, nothing is ever REALLY as bad as Michael Moore says it is, but he's definitely right about a lot of things. Health care here is pretty ridiculous.

I watched Moore's Sicko yesterday... I know, I don't live in the States, but are things really as bad as he wants to make them in the movie?

Btw. Excellent new short story (Myspace)!

Haha, it's America! I swear, it's getting more like Nazi Germany by the day. :P

Thanks for the mixtape lurve! *huggers*

Cutting class is the tiniest felony. Ever. I think it's dumb how they make bad people out of that. I would've been kicked out by now, my absense has topped 30%...

I'm feeling ya though

Oh, only when I'm drunk :P

No, actually, I'm not as big of a troublemaker as everyone seems to be making me out to be lately. The only thing I ever did in school was cut class, and I got in a load of trouble for that. I don't do that many bad things, not things that other kids don't do anyway. I just get caught sometimes.

Wow, sounds totally like the kind of fiction, I'd read. I'll look the writer up later today. :D

Aww, bummer about Johnny and you. You is troublemaker, Meg?

No, me and Johnny got a couple of big cans of beer and then broke some windows. I broke one window. He broke two. I'm not allowed to hang out with him anymore... not that he'll let me. I got him busted.

Tales of the City is about a group of people in San Francisco, many of whom live in the same house with their odd transsexual stoner landlady Mrs. Madrigal. It's really neat. I'm pretty obsessed with these books right now. :P

Nope, can't say I've heard of that series before. What's it about? The new Harry Potter perhaps? Not that the name indicates it...

Oh noes, what did you do? Tag a wall? Just kidding, but seriously, what happened?

It definitely is mine! I've actually been reading a lot of books, and actually I have to say they are my new favorites... the Tales of the City series by Armistead Maupin. Have you heard of it?

Anyway, I'm actually grounded... I got into a bit of trouble with the law and my parents are pissed. Long story. u.u

Same here, actually.

OOOOH, Going to California may just be my favorite Led Zeppelin song.

Ugh, not much. Causing trouble, getting into it. Staying at home a lot! Boooring.

Awesome. What you been up to these days? My browser wouldn't open MTC for SIX DAYS!

Yep! He's about her age and they're best friends and everything. Randall's friends with him too... haha, it's funny, when Randall came out, Johnny came over and said, "Welcome queen!" or something like that. It's pretty great. He's a lucky one.

What do you mean? She has a son who's gay, AND she's got her own fag as well?

No, Tyler's the one with the crazy homophobic parents. Randall, I'm his hag, very much so... his mom's got a fag named Johnny :B

Exactly, not while living with them. But they have plans to move to Turkey when I finish "high school," then it's just a phone call from the North; easy peasy - "Mom, Dad, I'm in love with a girl. O.K., ttyl, bye!"

Oh yeah, lucky bastard. Tyler, was it?

Exactly, not while living with them. But they have plans to move to Turkey when I finish "high school," then it's just a phone call from the North; easy peasy - "Mom, Dad, I'm in love with a girl. O.K., see ya, bye!"

Oh yeah, lucky bastard. Tyler, was it?

Haha, I can't come out to my parents, either. Maybe once I move out - but not while I'm living with them. Haha.

My friend, on the other hand... his mom is a fag hag herself. Lucky bastard!

Wow, I feel your anger. Not a dittohead, are we? Rock on, Meg!

- I am very sorry about your friends' issues with coming out. I have a friend who is gay, and I don't think I can ever bring him home with me, because my parents are really religious (well, religious enough). And I also wonder how they would react if they found out about my bisexual inclinations. Bitches.