Rasputina-though they're not the type of music I normally listen to-are awesome. Melora Creager's voice is just amazing, and the cellos and crap sound great, too. I'll have to admit, some of their songs don't make a whole bunch'o'sense. I have absolutely no idea what the song "Nov.17Dee" is about, but I still love it. There's even a song called "Wickie Dickie", which is a song about an old man who's cow, also named Wickie Dickie, died. All the weirdness aside, they're an amazing band.

Okay, so my aunt and uncle have taken in a foreign exchange student from Germany, and she loves World of Warcraft. She is pretty much obsessed with it. I figured I'd try it out, so I asked if I could borrow it from her. I did. What I didn't think of, though, was that the game would be in GERMAN. I installed because I thought maybe there would be a way to change the language, in the options menu or something. No such luck. So, I've uninstalled it, and now I'm downloading the 10-day trial from worldofwarcraft.com, and it's on 97% now. It's been at it for about three days, on and off. I guess the moral of this story is that if you borrow, or obtain some other way, a copy of World of Warcraft that's in a language that you don't speak or understand...don't install it, or learn the language. Pretty simple moral.