Fall Out Boy Trail is quite possibly the most ridiculously hilarious game I've ever played.
JOE IS CRUSTY BECAUSE OF HIS TERRIBLE CONJUNCTIVITIS. -5
This game is A+++++.
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Green Day, you're my favorites. Don't tell the others.
21st Century Breakdown. I'm so excited!
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Just got home from Fall Out Boy at The Chicago Theater. Must sleep. Been up for 23.5 hours. However, before I forget everything:
- Spotted Hey Chris, Korean Tom Cruise, Charlie(ex-FOB Security), and Matt Mixon(Fuck City) in the crowd tonight.
- William Beckett opened with a few acoustic songs
- Trohman's hair is amazing. It's become it's own being.
- Pete and Patrick's banter between songs left me with hearts in my eyes. They crack each other - and themselves - up.
- Patrick : "Hi Mom." Pete: "Thank you for making Patrick."
- Joe and Pete spinning! I adore them!
- Hurley was positively ferocious.
- Patrick made helicopter noises. No further explanation needed.
- Pete has expanded his furry-love to costumed dancers (during Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet). I took a short video with my phone, but that'll have to wait.
- Pete poked fun at Twilight and vampires feeding on the smell of hair? Something else about ~DAZZLE. idek, that boy is ridiculous.
- Patrick rambled about hot dogs. Also ridiculous.
- Beckett showed up onstage at the end of Grand Theft Autumn, Charlie came out and screamed along during I Slept With Someone in Fall Out Boy.
- Yule Shoot Your Eye Out!
- Kids from the crowd climbed onstage during Saturday, some stage dived back off.
- Angels and Kings Chicago is FABULOUS, KTC DJing when we got there. Drunkards a-plenty, awesome people watching to be had.
In summary: I love these boys. Can't wait to watch some of it again on Fuse. Want the new album now. Is it December 16th yet?
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OMG I'M GOING TO SEE FALL OUT BOY AT THE CHICAGO THEATER!
In other news: My dad is doing well, was home on Wednesday. The cats are driving me up the wall with romps across my bed at four in the morning. And work is, well, work. I guess that about covers it.
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So. My dad had a triple bypass this evening. Things went very well, surgery took less time than expected. He'll be discharged from the hospital in 5-7 days with a 4-6 week recovery period.
The wait while he was in surgery wasn't even that bad. Edward Hospital is kind of ridiculously amazing. There's one whole building that is the dedicated Heart Hospital. My step-mother had a pager that was constantly sent text updates during the procedure.
When I left, he was drifting in and out due to the anesthetic, but he looked really good. I was supposed to go to the circus tomorrow with my mom, step-father, his kids, and grandkids. I think I might be passing on that in favor of sleeping in before heading back up to Naperville to keep my step-mother company in case my dad's still out of it due to pain meds.
Right now, though, it's time to pass out.
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My dad went into the hospital this morning for an angiogram and is now being prepped for bypass surgery. I'm waiting for my ride to come pick me up and take me to the hospital. I got the call while I was at work, kind of broke down a little. I don't know what to do with myself right now.
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Fall Out Boy performing the new album in it's entirety before it comes out? Yes. I think that sounds like a fabulous idea.
I saw American Idiot performed live, four days before the album hit stores, when Green Day played The Vic in Chicago as part of a very tiny four date club tour. That will never stop being the height of my GD fangirl career.
Hopefully I'll manage tickets to this show, and then it can become the FOB fangirl moment equivalent.
I love Chicago.
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I absolutely adore the lovely musicians who make up bandom. However, Green Day has been my number one go to band since 1993. Feeling sad? Play some Green Day. Lonely? Green Day. Bored? Green Day. Thrash around the bedroom and freak out the cats with awful dancing? Green Day.
New Green Day album in 2009. It's about time. I've missed you, boys.
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Thoughts on Rock Band Live from an exhausted brain, in bullet point form:
- The Cab are precious and I want to keep them for my very own.
- I watched Marshall dicking around on Rock Band while Dashboard Confessional played their set. Possibly came off as kind of stalkerish, but what do you say to a boy 8(?) years younger than you whose hair you want to ruffle? Nothing, you just watch him creepily from behind a plastic cup of beer.
- Speaking of beer, I had three tonight. And a bottle of wine, which was split with one of my favorite people (read:one of my best friends and my absolute favorite coworker EVER) in the parking lot before the show.
- Plain White T's were lovely, I really enjoy their live sets, even if I'm not a huge fan.
- Didn't watch Dashboard Confessional's set, went to get more beer, inadvertently stalk Marshall, and run outside for a smoke.
- Panic are adorable and I want to hug them all.
- My date for the night (read:above mentioned favorite person) wanted to "pinch Ryan's cheeks, seriously."
- Instead of the Medley of Awesome, we had to 'vote' (read:scream) for which song we wanted to hear: Camisado or Pas De Cheval. Camisado won. I screamed for Pas De Cheval.
- As always, the night ended too quickly.
Friday night is going to be a totally different affair. Nightclub in Dekalb to see Local H perform. I haven't seen them live since I was in high school. Ridiculous.
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