Thomas
13-07-2003, 22:44
Today was weird. I woke up at around 3 am/pm.. I don't know. I hate sundays, they make me feel like shit. This sunday started out like shit as usual. Waking up, feeling shit. However, I went down to my brother and asked him if he's got some kewl videos I could watch. He only had 'The Pledge' borrowed from a friend, so I said OK.
It's one of those movies you don't understand if your stupid I guess. Well, I'm not stupid, and it totally got to me. For those of you who don't know, it's a movie based on the novel by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, starring Jack Nicholson and some other fancy actors including a fantastic Robin Wright Penn. When I grow up I want to find a woman like her. It's pointless if I tell you the story as you have to see it yourself. It's the most fascinating movie I've seen since The Bear. However, it put me in the mood.
My parents are for holiday this weekend. So there was nothing proper to drink in this house. I drove to the next gas station and got myself some Thai flavoured chips and green tea. As I made myself on the way back home I figured I could actually do something more exciting than go home and sleep. So I went to that forest near me, you can drive in there to some parking lots. It's fantastic there, the moon shines through and when you turn on the music real loud it's like the trees are singing. I was wearing this pulli I bought on friday. It's all warm and makes me feel fluffy inside. So I lighted this cigarette and turned on Springsteen real loud and sat on my car. Then I laid back and this wonderful Thunder Road acoustic started playing. It's way better than the original recording on Born to Run. I was laying there watching the moonshine filling my eyes. It's great when you wear glasses, so you can put them off and see the world blurry. So when Bruce sang:
They scream your name at night in the street
Your graduation gown lies in rags at their feet
And in the lonely cool before dawn
You hear their engines roaring on
But when you get to the porch they're gone
On the wind, so Mary climb in
It's a town full of losers
And I'm pulling out of here to win
and after that the audience started applauding enthusiastically, it summed up everything in the world for me. I know it's sad and you hate Springsteen but that moment sent flashes of love through me and all vanity and cynism got sent out of this forest and left me laying there superior. It was fantastic. Now I'm all happy. I even smiled when I logged on here and it said 'Thank you for logging in, Thomas.' I found it so nice!
:)
pointless thread, I know..
It's one of those movies you don't understand if your stupid I guess. Well, I'm not stupid, and it totally got to me. For those of you who don't know, it's a movie based on the novel by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, starring Jack Nicholson and some other fancy actors including a fantastic Robin Wright Penn. When I grow up I want to find a woman like her. It's pointless if I tell you the story as you have to see it yourself. It's the most fascinating movie I've seen since The Bear. However, it put me in the mood.
My parents are for holiday this weekend. So there was nothing proper to drink in this house. I drove to the next gas station and got myself some Thai flavoured chips and green tea. As I made myself on the way back home I figured I could actually do something more exciting than go home and sleep. So I went to that forest near me, you can drive in there to some parking lots. It's fantastic there, the moon shines through and when you turn on the music real loud it's like the trees are singing. I was wearing this pulli I bought on friday. It's all warm and makes me feel fluffy inside. So I lighted this cigarette and turned on Springsteen real loud and sat on my car. Then I laid back and this wonderful Thunder Road acoustic started playing. It's way better than the original recording on Born to Run. I was laying there watching the moonshine filling my eyes. It's great when you wear glasses, so you can put them off and see the world blurry. So when Bruce sang:
They scream your name at night in the street
Your graduation gown lies in rags at their feet
And in the lonely cool before dawn
You hear their engines roaring on
But when you get to the porch they're gone
On the wind, so Mary climb in
It's a town full of losers
And I'm pulling out of here to win
and after that the audience started applauding enthusiastically, it summed up everything in the world for me. I know it's sad and you hate Springsteen but that moment sent flashes of love through me and all vanity and cynism got sent out of this forest and left me laying there superior. It was fantastic. Now I'm all happy. I even smiled when I logged on here and it said 'Thank you for logging in, Thomas.' I found it so nice!
:)
pointless thread, I know..