"I Grew Out of Metal!!!" Stay tuned for this special message!

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Juozas said…
Well, often I've seen in my country that the people who say they've grown out of metal are the type that Jello Biafra "call harder-core than thou", or in this case - "more metal than thou". Basically, angsty teens who try to be as metal as they can be, etc., and if you embrace a lifestyle like this, sooner or later you're gonna revolt against it and become the kind of person you once rebelled against. I should know, my cousin is this kind of type who listened to Sepultura as a kid but then "grew out of it".
October 27, 2010 at 12:04 PM
dare said…
Hey dude,

Your blog was featured on my latest Dmuzik Show episode 20.

When are we gonna get another update dude? Enjoy your writings
November 22, 2010 at 3:51 PM
dare said…
aha! New profile pic!

A million times better, dude. Good
December 19, 2010 at 4:34 AM
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