My music player doesn't think much of me

[vovat]

I got this from 3x1minus1, and about half of the songs that came up were from her, too. bethje also did it before I did.

Go to your music player of choice and put it all on shuffle. Say the
following questions aloud, and after each one press play. Use the song
title as the answer to the question.

What do you think of me, iTunes?
No More Glory - The Minus 5

Will I have a happy life?
Tranquilizer - Thurston Moore

What do my friends really think of me?
Stepping Stone - Sex Pistols

Do people secretly lust after me?
Heaven Is A Truck - Pavement

How can I make myself happy?
You Don't Own Me - Rasputina

What should I do with my life?
Media Wars
(I'm not even sure what this is.)

Why must life be so full of pain?
Tapiocra Tundra - The Monkees

How can I maximize my pleasure during sex?
A Festival In The Village - Funky Dragon

Can you give me some advice?
Talk To The Wookie - James Kochalka

What do you think happiness is?
Hey Brother, We're On Our Way (demo) - Camper Van Beethoven


And now, the question of the day:
Why do people top off their gas tanks? Is the little bit of gas you get that way really going to make much difference in the long run? My parents always did this, as do the gas station attendants in New Jersey (although Beth suggested that they might be doing it to get more money). So, yeah. Is there any particular reason for it?

And the random complaint of the day:
When a program has a list of fonts, I wish it would separate out the ones that don't use regular English letters.

Okay, I guess I'd better get ready to go.

Comments

[onib.livejournal.com]

Oh, I also know several people who drive large vehicles that get terrible gas mileage. They try to never fill up their trucks more than half-way. It's more cost-efficient to them because, even though they have to stop for gas more often, the weight of all that extra gas in their tank actually decreases their mileage noticeably. It's better for them to pay for the gas as they need it rather than to pay for the loss in efficiency of having to haul the extra gas along with them.