There are few things in life that I find amazing. Ok, that’s not exactly true but there are a few things I will take time to write about, so you should know that what you are about to read is important. Life changing, actually. Take a minute, prepare yourself mentally. You are about to embark on a trip to absolute awesomeness that will have you asking for your long forgotten Teddy bear, Mr. Cuddles.
Have you ever had a Mango?
If not, you may be the saddest, most pitifull human being I have ever had the displeasure of encountering. Let me explain to you what happened, Mango-virgin. The other day, my grandmother decided that if I was going to live alone next year I needed to learn how to grocery shop. Sulking and utterly miserable, I followed my grandma’s orders into what I was sure would be the equivalent of Acid Reflux. Boy, was I wrong. Don’t get me wrong, at first things were pretty bad, the ripeness of a watermelon is just not that interesting, but when I saw them everything changed. They were sitting along on a shelf untouched and out of season, but they drew me to them like those super annoying strong magnets that you can never separate. After staring like a lovesick idiot for ten minutes, I snatched one and carefully and lovingly placed it in our basket. Being out of season, that one Mango cost me three and half bucks. I got a lot of shit for buying that amazing Mango. My grandma yelled at me, my mom told me I was crazy more than once, my brother couldn’t comprehend how I spent that much money on something so useless, my cousin shook their heads incredulously. You see, they didn’t understand, they were wrong and in the end I won. Because while eating that stunning, delectable, awe-inspiring mango, they all sat staring from across the room.
I’m sure that if the Greek gods were real, they would binge on Mangos. Probably Hades mostly, because he’s sex on a cracker.
While eating my Mango, I came across an extraordinary band. Ok, so I wasn’t eating the Mango but I was definitely thinking about it, which has to be a sign of some sort. You Me at Six, is a British (Love British Music!) Band, I think. I haven’t actually read a lot about them but have listened to some of their work. So far I am captivated. The lyrics, the yelling, the drummer, all of it has me under a spell. Watching Josh Franceschi, the lead singer, a preppy looking boy, scream his head off had me awestruck. Dan Flint, the sexy drummer, is, well, sexy. Incredibly sexy. Max Helyer is the resident cutie and Chris Miller the all-around punk/emo dude. Leaving Matt Barnes, who at first made no impression on me, but after watching, became my favorite. He’s definitely the hottest. The band members were what made me pursue their songs. It wasn’t: one song led to another. It was like once I got over one member I moved on to the next, finding songs on the way. Some of the songs I’ve been listening to nonstop are: Bite my Tongue, Loverboy, Finders Keepers, Underdog, Stay With Me, and No One Does it Better.
Poseidon himself, a man with great taste, I presume, probably blasts these guys to the Cyclopes all the time.
Right now, my perfect day consist of sitting around listening to You Me at Six and eating a Mango. You could probably get me to murder with the promise of those two.
Think Mangoes suck? Know any other great bands? Want me to murder your best friend? Let me know. Although if you think mangoes suck, you probably suck.
