a note i wrote on a napkin in my house 6 months ago

voted boy most likely to match the bpm
got a pumpkin moon smile dont ever listen to them
my head is a pinata
beat it open and watch the bad ideas fall like candy
im the sweettooth for the dental truth
hiccuping solar flares at hampton stares

a whos who
of whos not
alphadog
omegalomaniac


i want you to be lonely like me
just so youll leave me be

slow dancing in a bathroom stall

There are several things that are awesome about Cobra Starship’s new “Guilty Pleasure” video (above), and Patrick Stump’s cameo is most of them. Don’t get us wrong, we’re suckers for Rollerblades, Zubaz, and DeLoreans, but it’s P’s turn as Cobra’s manager — “Rob McFlynn” — which steals the show (and not just because he appears sans hat, for probably the first time ever).

No, we love it because he’s doing a dead-on impression of Fall Out Boy (and Cobra Starship’s) real-life manager, the burly and barrel-chested Bob McLynn. Stump’s no stranger to acting (earlier this year he logged a “Law & Order” cameo), but his McLynn impression is so great — check the bellowing baritone and the wild gesturing — that we have a newfound respect for the frontman. He’s like our very own Rich Little or something.

Anyway, we’re also fired up about the impression because back in March, when we were down in Chile with Fall Out Boy on the whole Antarctica debacle, we witnessed Stump working on his McLynn impression first hand. And we’ve got the video to prove it.

For a rare look inside the mind of a Method actor, watch the clip after the jump.

OK, just fast-forward to the 0:18 mark to see Stump doing his thing — and he’s sitting next to McLynn to boot!

[source] - two videos at the source (one from Antarctica); as always - if anyone can rip these, please let us know.

- many thanks to nafs for the link.

things have changed for me

... but im still the same.

my experience at HCT NY thru camera phone.



ryan ross' extensive flower shirt collection. insert comment here:

( More pics from the HCT )


[foe] | [meelikey]

coconut juice tastes like ****

i cant get the videos to work on my computer but i bet some of you can.

http://www.iheartmusic.com/cc-common/new/6/player.html?art=1628&loc=1&vid=1&gateway=exiting

(edit: it does work) this was us just goofing around outside at the video. just making it up as i went. hopefully you can laugh at how bedussy this is. i am the worst "white dude" in a rap video ever. haha.


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(Outtakes from the Tyga video)

[foe] | [meelikey]

Clandestiny

I caught up with Pete Wentz at a press party for the new Clandestine line in NYC. This was the face he made when he saw me. But that's not so different. Most of my blind dates have the same expression.

- from cherchezlashallon

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This was actually posted before the previous entry, but we missed it due to the layout of the page - apologies.

May 07, 2008 – I'm Not the Praying Type

My heart goes out to the people of Myanmar. Thus far 100,000 people are dead as the result of a cyclone and that number keeps on rising. It is at times like this that I urge people looking to donate money, materials, or effort to remember other tragedies. There will always be an influx of materials donated immediately after such a horrendous national event. Sometimes though, greater good is done by smaller consistent donations made over a long period of time. If you're going to donate blood for the cause in Myanmar, I'd urge you to wait a month or so until it's off the news. Maybe even a year, because that's when people recovering from his horrible accident are really going to need it...when the attention dies down. After the news cameras go away, those people will still be in desperate need of aid.


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Fall Out Boy have joined the Candie's Foundation for a PSA on issues relating to teenage pregnancy. The boys' video isn't up, yet, but a promo thumbnail is. Watch this space for more.

And check out the site: http://candiesfoundation.org.


- thanks to failboats for the link.

May 07, 2008 – Steady As She Goes

So as I've said earlier I've been working on all sorts of projects. The end of the this month is devoted to shooting my directorial debut, a short film called "The Moustachette." I'm gonna be finishing casting probably next week.

Yup, still working on some secret thing. More like waiting on some secret news about secret thing (i.e., whether or not I am working on anything...secret or otherwise).

The Cab's new record debuted at #1 on the Billboard Heatseeker chart. I was walking through Virgin Megastore skimming through Cobra Starship's AP cover, on the phone recieveing the news about the Cab, while I was there looking to see if the Rolling Stone with a picture of Tyga in it was on the stands yet. There's a write-up somewhere about how they picked Tyga as the breakout star of Bamboozle. I'm pretty excited since those are the last three records I did. It was a nice little moment for me. Made me feel like a real live bonefide producer.

-p.stump

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Tyga's track Don't Forget It Now can now be heard at TheSyn.

Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump doesn't seem like a rock star. He's very humble, intelligent and witty. Relaxing in Los Angeles, he's finally gotten a well-deserved breather after a rollercoaster seven years. Fall Out Boy are bona fide superstars now. After turning alt rock upside down with 2005's multi-platinum From Under the Cork Tree (Island/Def Jam), the band became an unstoppable, pop cultural force. Further carving the Fall Out Boy empire, bassist Pete Wentz's spearheaded not one, but two companies: his record label, Decaydance and his clothing line, Clandestine Industries. In 2007, Infinity On High raised the band to arena rock status, giving many denizens of Facebook nation their first big rock show experience. That's chronicled flawlessly in the band's recently released CD/DVD set Live In Phoenix, which highlights one of the standout shows on Fall Out Boy's States-dominating arena trek last fall. However, Stump and Co. haven't stopped since their indie debut Take This to Your Grave, and the time-off is welcome, to say the least.

( We've always been honest. )

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- huge thanks to nafs for the link.