Yes, its that Beatles song..
Sing along!
Oh yeh, I’ll tell you something,
I think you’ll understand,
Then I’ll say that something,
I wanna hold your hand,
I wanna hold your hand,
I wanna hold your hand.
Seeing that I still have my limbs attached,
and that I've just flunked my 'A' Math paper,
I'd thought I do a little Beatles sing a long.
Oh please say to me
You’ll let me be your man,
And please say to me,
You’ll let me hold your hand,
Now let me hold your hand,
I wanna hold your hand.
Seeing that all's well and everything's resolved.
Well, at least resolved with the people I actually care about,
(Anonymous flamers be gone!)
and that I only have the contempt of an (in my opinion) out of touch old man,
who obviously knows very little about teens.
(basically anyone who thinks my blog is extreme is very obviously out of touch.)
I want to hold your haaaaand...
Let's be happy and gay! (Both. Both Meanings. Haha.)
And when I touch you
I feel happy inside,
It’s such a feeling
That my love I can’t hide,
I can’t hide, I can’t hide.
I wanna hold your haaaaand,
I wanna hold your haaaaand...
Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum....
DUM!
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Now, wasn't that fun?
More fun that calling my parents names at the very least!
For a copy of the music video,
visit (No viruses!):
http://winamp.com/bin/playlist.pls?streamtype=strmedia&mtype=SV&id=1123890&bandwidth=NSVHBURL
P.S. John Lennon does looks Uber Shaggedelic. At least when he was young, he did.
And no, THY, I'm not necrophilic. However, I did say be happy didn't I?
And yes, I stil think Audrey Hepburn was incredibly good looking.
When she was young.
2 comments:
Out of touch, yes.
Wait until you are at my age. Then we'll see who is out of touch.
I don't have time to meet teenagers in person, so I do it online.
Once you are at my age, and see arrogant people like you now take the time to brag, you will feel the same as I do.
Once you see someone 42 years younger than you call you old and out of touch. I wonder how would you feel.
Thats why I say. You still don't know the meaning of respect and emotions. You have humbled yourself slightly. You still have much to learn.
Meeting teens online is not a good way to judge them.
Most of the time, they're completely diffrent from
the person they are online. Simply because of the anonymity
they have when they are online.
So many of them do/say stupid things which they will never do in real life.
(Threatening aa person with violence for example)
With my blog, I'm not afraid of saying whatever I feel like saying.
Because, most(if not all) of my readers know not to take me seriously.
And I'm not afraid of answering to what I say in this blog,
which is why I've left my Name, Age, Contacts Accessible on the blog.
(I had my picture and my address up, when this blog was more private)
I guess one of the many reasons we don't seem to agree is probably because of the generation gap.
You're 42 years older than me. You probably don't know how teens are now. Perhaps, I should
be glad that you stumbled onto my blog instead of some other blog. Whose writers are much more
aggressive than me, and have content much worse than mine and are of the same age as me. (take my word for it)
Lest, you get an even worse opinion of teens now.
My point?
The way I act on the net is not the way I act in real life. It's not.
Very simply because I can't. I am bound by the law, my upbringing, the principles and moral values
that my parents have drilled into me.
(Whether I can get away with talking to my peers like this is another matter entirely)
Don't judge a book based on it's cover.
This blog, is my cover. I show what I think people want to see, and what they might like to see.
The story that is me, is another thing.
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