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Parent's Guide To J-rock

Parent's Guide To J-rock
Dédicace à Léléw', pour tous les fans de J-Rock =]
(P.s. pour les incultes : Nanon, c'est PAAAS une fille la pic' ><' S'appelle Bou =D)

1.] Don't worry, your kid probably isn't gay, even though the pics hanging next to their bed looks like girls.

2.] Don't get your kid an English CD for their birthday or any other gift giving holiday, they probably won't like it.

3.] When they show you a pic of their favorite singer, don't instantly assume that it's a girl, it probably isn't.

4.] If you walk into the room while they are on the computer and they minimize the window instantly, don't be offended, it's probably for your own protection.

5.] Don't be suprised if their total clothing and make-up style changes

6.] If they start speaking a language that is almost English, but not quite, don't worry. Its called "Engrish". You'll get used to it. (lmfao)

7.] Don't insult their favorite J-Rockers.

8.] When they start talking about Lucifer, they aren't worshiping Satan.

9.] Buy more ink jet cartridges for the printer, the more pics the fan has, the happier they will be.

10.] Don't be surprised when you can no longer talk to your child about anything except Japan.

11.] Be prepared to learn more than you ever had, about something you never wanted to know about.

12.] A man in a dress is sexy, no matter what you say, nothing can change that.

13.] Don't correct them when they spell the name "hide" with a lower case h, that's how it's done.

14.] When they collect scrap fabrics to make plushies, don't worry, they aren't practicing voodoo.

15.] It doesn't matter that they don't know what the singers are saying, don't bother arguing about it.

16.] J-Rock isn't a phase and they won't grow out of it

If you're a J-Rock fan, I highly suggest you post this.
Mostly, post this as, "Parent's Guide To J-rock".
They must learn, or they will lose their child forever.


Yumiie-chan~

# Posted on Monday, 15 October 2007 at 10:54 PM

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