I still got a piece of you under my skin
It's always there no matter where I've been

So if I ever see you on the street
I'll pretend that I didn't see
And turn my face
No use in small talk anyways

Because if I look into your eyes
Then I'll have to say goodbye
And thatll break my heart
So I wont even start
I wont even start

Trixielle Rose | C0mment

I couldn't believe my eyes when I checked my facebook and twitter homepage, it was bombarded with statuses saying "RIP Michael Jackson". In total disbelief I checked Yahoo news for confirmation and to my disappointment, right there before my eyes was the shocking news about his death.

I am utterly devastated, I thought I would have been able to see one of his concerts. Though I'm not too familiar with ALL of his songs, I at least can sing along to 8 out of 10. He was an inspiration to all of us, a talented all around entertainer, his music brought joy to the dance floor, even up until now his songs are played in clubs. His songs are that great that people of all ages enjoy and learn to love it.

I strongly believe that he was nowhere close to what the media portrayed him as. The media ruined him real bad, accusing him of becoming a child molester, his looks, his problems. Every single thing about him was criticized, the poor man never had freedom. He was always locked up, lights flashing everywhere he went, he had no space, he had no life. We all know his million dollar never made him happy, hence the surgery. I believe that he just wanted to be accepted, to be heard but no, media never gave him a chance. For the sake of a great news and publicity, they criticized instead of understanding. Motherfuckers.

His life may have ended but his legacy will live forever, he is invincible, he is a legend. May you rest in peace Michael Jackson, no more flashing lights, no more media. You will forever be our King of Pop.

Trixielle Rose | C0mment

If there's one word of wisdom I was to follow for the rest of my life, it would be "don't judge a book by it's cover". It applies to anything, person, material, food etc. not every pretty little thing is great, sometimes when you look deep within it could be the ugliest shit ever.

Unfortunately these days, almost everything is based on attraction, look at UK's got talent contestant Susan Boyle for example, she got so much criticism about her appearance, she even had a little make over for her to appear more "acceptable" by the media, it was a talent show for crying out loud, but it seems looks are a priority, might aswell call it "UK's got beauty".


But ofcourse this doesn't just apply to us humans, also with materials. Mobile Phones for example, every month there's a brand new spanking phone on the market. Touch screen, qwerty keypad, transparent keypads, projector phones etc etc. There's always something new about it and most of the time it look great but the interface has a lot of problems. These phone companies spend so much time making a phone look desirable that they're forgetting about the most important thing, quality.

These marketers, advetisers, companies and the media have us wrapped around their fingers with all these pretty little things, we're so attracted that we even lie to ourselves into believing that it's great despite it's crappy performance, problems and low quality. Quality is second choice these days.

Take this phone for example: The Samsung F480

Trixielle Rose | C1mment