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2007/02/28
Some mad nut has been strumming on his/her guitar rather badly for quite a while now and it's driving me mad. Hello, it's like way past children's bedtime. The least you should do is play better and some other chord or verse or whatever you call it. It has been the few same notes for the past I-dunno-how-long.
Oh joy. He's starting to sing. Off-key.
