guitargrl13

i would like to thank all of my friends on buzznet because well.. you make me feel great about who i am! and i'd like to thank everyone for posting journals! Damn you guys can wright! lol! but anyways thank you all for your journals and friendliness it really brightens up am day! i luv you all!

and...........i love Fall Out Boy!.....especially........Joe Trohman! He is LIFE! I love him to death! (oh great! now i sound like an obsessed freak! but maybe thats cause i am.....hahaha just kidding)



You're falling in love with Joe Trohman, Fall Out Boy's gorgeous lead guitarist. He's got deep, dark eyes, but he's not the tormented one in the band (that credit goes to Pete). Joe's down-to-earth ways keep him from getting caught up in the whole fame thing. When you're with Joe, you'll always be laughing, because he finds a funny side to almost any situation.



There are many, many tasty things to munch on during the holidays, but you are a bite-sized classic. A chocolate coin in a golden wrapper, you're a symbol of success and good fortune. Since you also like to share, people love having you around during the holidays. You're especially useful when there's a dreidel around, and you make any game more exciting -- the stakes are a lot higher when people are playing for chocolate. On the surface you are expensive-looking and glamorous, but on the inside, you're undeniably sweet.



You're perfect for dating the musical genius of the band – or at least, the person who thinks he/she is the creative superstar holding it all together. Guitarists can be kind of tortured and high strung, but they're also talented, and they know it. You seem like you'd be good at lowering a guitarist's stress level and keeping his/her ego in check. The stereotypical guitarist wants his/her band to sound as close to perfect as possible, but guitarists are also willing to take chances on stage, and they'll put tons of energy into creating an impressive live show. Guitarists are happiest when they're solo-ing, because those are the moments when they feel like they're in complete control. The one thing a hardworking guitarist really wants from you? Admiration. As long as you give your guitarist the same level of respect that he/she gives music (and that precious guitar), you two will live in harmony.
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