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Extremes

Looking at some of the reviews and complaints about Stand Up that have been popping everywhere on nancies I can't help but notice how extreme some of the negative reviews are. Some people are calling a few of the songs the worst ever written, that they wander what the band was thinking, etcetera. Okay you can call the songs bad but to go to the extremes that some people are going is, well, a little extreme. Reminds me of Star Trek fans and their obsessiveness with certain episodes and shows.

I bought two transformers the other day from Toys R Us here in Japan. Yep, I'm a big kid.
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