people always tell me i'm not like others,
i don't fit in with the preps and am not like the brothers,
I like to listen to Aerosmith and P.O.D,
Is there any other way i should be?
I don't have a certain way to dress,
For someone i hardly know to impress,
I don't watch movies about cheerleaders,
And i hardly go to the movie theatres,
I just am myself and no one can change my rep,
Except maybe good old johnny depp
storageanddisposal answered Tuesday July 20 2004, 3:04 am: I'll give it a 7. Before you give this number any thought in comparison to the other ratings, know that I'd give my own a 6. My work isn't terrible, so this is good. Above average for your level. And even though the last one was a joke, given the situation I bet he could change your rep. With the exception of Johnny Depp (Who I think is a great actor by the way), Aerosmith (I don't like much of there stuff. Dream on was a good song), and POD (I'm more of a VOD fan), this poem almost described me in high school. [ storageanddisposal's advice column | Ask storageanddisposal A Question ]
Porkin00 answered Monday July 19 2004, 10:31 pm: Johnny Depp could change me anyday.. Hes a cool guy.. i like how he stays in character hah.. its soo cool.. and hes a very good actor.. gets killed by freddy kruger in his first movie.. and guess what.. NOW HE IS A SUPERSTAR..
BlueEyedBlondie725 answered Monday July 19 2004, 10:10 pm: I think a 10 because first, you write really well, if this poem is about you, I think thats really cool that you are your own person. Thats awesome! But, I like the poem a lot because it expresses a lot about you (if it is about you lol). So good job!!
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