11.11.12 Flying down to South Africa!!

I think its PERFECT! :wub:

OK I took this as an avi. Is it OK? Anyone else have claim to it?

Ok, here is my experience in brief.
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how I come to know AFL

my experience of coming to really appreciate AFL's tremendous talents pretty much reflects the way how I grow mentally as an adult in the past three years. Ok, how am I gonna narrate this?

Before came to US, I was pretty much just a 'fuck-up kid' in my early twenties, stupidly nice as a person who loved Rawk music kinda sheet and never in lifetime saw any gay people. In a word: young and stupid. One of the biggest difference from now and then is the ability to tell and appreciate the 'REAL QUALITY'. This is important, because it perfectly explains how the hell I did not like Adam when I first saw him performing on TV.

I never watched Idol but somehow one day in 2009 I did see one hot dude wailing on TV when I was walking to bdr with then-boyfriend (I'm single now ^__^!!). I still don't know what the hell was in my head then but remember my ex-bf commented on the singing:'who the fuck is he singing rite there? That is god damn good!'(well, my ex-bf kinda have some music talents that I know -___-) That was it, I didn't even follow...

I think many times it just comes to the fact that it got to be the RIGHT TIME or RIGHT MOMENT for something good to happen. If I count since then, three years I've seen a lot, experienced a lot and changed a lot. I truly think America is a 'Freeland' in a sense that things I've seen and people I've met here helped me to become a very liberal, open-minded and accepting person. Thankfully I've LEARNED a lot. Being more mature and sophisticated allow me to think in-depth many things I never would have. How does this have anything to do with Adam? Of course in fact this is the key factor. Maybe I still can't quite tell what triggered me to go to Youtube or some other websites to check out Adam's idol performances. But I did. And actually by that time I've become a wide music listener insdead of being just a hard-core narrow-minded rawk fan. As my music taste grow (along with other things developing as well of course), this time I felt completely different things. I will never forget that that long freakin end note of 'Feeling Good' left me so DUMBSTRUCTED that I was just in fuckin awe for almost forever and unable to recover until quite some time later. The more I digged into his cross-genre performances, the more I realized how fuckin incredible and unreal this superhuman Adam Fuckin Lambert fuckin is. I've come to a conclusion that his voice and vocal ability is unmatchable which I love the most.

And then I went check out his interviews. To be honest, what was incredible was I found out that me and Mr.Lambert actually share very common personalities. I completely understand him as an artist and as a person. He is truly not only a out-of-world vocalist but also truly a beautiful person. He is the real whole-package.


I am so thankful for discovering and being able to appreciate such rare and once-in-a-generation talent.

Thank everyone here for letting me share my AFL experience with all of you.

butterknife! Your English is fuckin amazing!!!!!!!!!!



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