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Man, Motion City Soundtrack is playing most of Warped Tour, but they're not playing the date I'm going to. I thought they were playing the whole tour, but... they're playing some of the dates surrounding the one I'm going to, just... not the one I'm going to. That's really disappointing, since they were one of the bands I was looking forward to seeing the most. I mean, I have seen them before so it's not the end of the world, but it's still disappointing. Oh well. There are still plenty of other bands that I love going to this date, it'll still be loads of fun. I'm getting pissed off, though, because before I got tickets, Tiffany told me that Tina wanted to go, so I got four total tickets (the fourth being for Annie). But Tina hasn't even asked her parents yet and it's tomorrow and... yeah, I kind of need to know. I mean, I know Lulu would like to go (though probably couldn't, but wouldn't there be a better chance of being able to go if she could ask earlier) and if Tina can't I need to find someone to take it, or else I'll have to end up paying for it myself, which really isn't fair at all. If I can't find someone else to go, I'm making her pay for it, because it's not fair that my mom or I have to pay for it just because she wanted a ticket and ended up not being able to go.

blah. Anyways. Haven't done much today. I have SAT class again today, which will surely be thrilling. I'm just looking forward to tomorrow. It should be awesome, even if Motion City Soundtrack isn't playing and even if Tina doesn't tell me until the last minute that she can't go.

Oh, but I found out this morning that Spain has also legalized gay marriage! That's awesome. :D

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I can go! I can go! Or at least, my mom said 'most likely' when I asked. Which almost certainly means yes.

Yeah, I just need to know as soon as possible :).

I had SAT class too. The teachers were stupid and they didn't know what they were talking about. Sounds like Tran.

Spain is tre awesome. Of course, the US will only be like the second-to-last country to ever legalize it, right before the two people living on Antarctica do. Sigh.

I bothered Tiffany about it last night, and she said she'd ask Tina about it today. But I haven't heard anything, and I have SAT class in an hour and a half, so I probably won't know till tonight. gah. Why is this always left until the last minute?

I like my SAT class, actually. The teacher I have is really good. Where are you taking yours?

Seriously. I mean, the Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, and now Spain. Those aren't exactly tiny, insignificant countries. I wish the US would follow their lead, but it doesn't seem like it's likely to happen anytime soon. blah.

Oxford Tutoring, near Ralphs and Trader Joe's or something like that. And both the teachers are like UCI students with one year of experience.

I guess we'll see what happens in 2008.

Ah, I'm going to Princton Review. My teacher goes to UCI, but I don't know how much experience he has. He does know what he's talking about, though, and... yeah. The other teachers seem good, too.

Yeah, I guess so. Sigh.

I was going to go to Princeton Review, but by the time I planned to register, classes already started. Because I procrastinate on everything.

Dude, for our practice tests in math, the teacher misread one question, and two other questions didn't have the correct answer listed. Blah.

Aw, that sucks. :(

Haha, nice. So far, there have been no major mistakes in the class. I'm glad I took it, it seems like it'll actually help my score.

Yay for Spain! *happy* I also saw somewhere, can't remember where, Canada did too... now if only our close-minded country would legalize it, I'd be extremely happy.

I feel kinda weird about commenting on here. I friended you for the icons I saw, and now I'm commenting on your personal entries. =\

Yep, Canada did too! Canada and Spain, as well as Belgium and the Netherlands, who already legalized it awhile ago, are awesome. I'd be thrilled if it was legalized here soon, but I don't see it happening anytime soon.

Heh, I feel the same way about commenting in anyone's entries whom I know friended me for my icons. Don't worry about it at all, I love comments and getting to know people on LJ better. :)

I know *sigh* America is too close-minded, sadly. I'd love though for it to be legalized in Florida. It'd be hilarious, most the people I know are open to gay relationships or just indifferent on the subject, but that's because they're teens. They don't really care. But their parents are different stories. Half the teens I know, their parents are homophobic. Including my best friend Toby's father, and Toby's gay. It's sad.

I feel like that whether commenting or friending people. I get nervous, and shy, or something. I'm weird =P

Yeah, I know. I really wish the US was more open-minded. And aw, that's sad for your friend Toby. Actually, I live in California, and I think we legalized gay marriage and it's being contested, or... something. I don't remember. I know there was that thing a year or two ago where the mayor (? or someone in the place to do so) of San Francisco all of a sudden allowed gays to be issued marriage licenses and it was later declared invalid or something. I don't know. I'm clearly not very good with details. But I think a couple months ago we officially did, or something. I could be totally wrong, though. I live in Orange County, which I guess is more conservative than not, but most people I know are fine with gay marriage. Don't know about their parents, though, but most of them are pretty religious and I'd bet would be against it. My parents are thankfully very liberal and totally for it.

Heh, either you're not weird, or I'm weird too, since I'm totally the same way. I rarely friend people on my own, and that's usually only if loads of people have friended them before and something in their userinfo is all "Friending me is fine, go ahead!" And I only comment in one person's LJ, and that's because I've known her since 7th grade and we didn't actually meet on-line. So yeah. I definitely understand how you feel.