owned the Wham album as a young elementary/middle school aged boy. But mine was only to throw my parents off the trail of the burgeoning hard rock collection I was accumulating lol.

I know every word to every song on the original Backstreet Boys CD and have been known to listen to it in my office on days when you need a pick me up

…by Frankie Goes to Hollywood was a favorite of mine when I was younger and less enlightened. I think I’ve mentioned before I owned Let’s Go All The Way by Sly Fox, and I used to listen to Tears for Fears religioulsy. Til Tuesday, too (and I still find Aimee Mann attractive).

I hope you find these admissions to be worthy. I fully expect to see these styles represented by UF fans in Atlanta this weekend, so that’s embarrassing enough for me.

But, remember what you did before matters, but it doesn’t matter, a’ight?

that a gay sexual experience admission from you would have to suffice for the win tomorrow. I am disappointed.

I had a phase during their popularity where I got my ears pierced. Needless to day, it didn’t go over well in S Alabama.

When I was in undergrad, there was a group of seven of us who did everything together. There were three couples and then my best friend as the single outlier. One night, after a particularly drunken game of Risk, my girlfriend and her best friend started talking about how hot Anne Rice novels were…primarily because of cute dudes making out. More Southern Comfort, and more goading by all the girls, and the next thing I know, my best friend leaned in and smooched me…tried to slip the tongue and everything. They took a picture of it. Which I still have.

The object lesson was actually NOT what you think (e.g., don’t drink, don’t be taunted into an idea this awful, etc), it was actually one I carry with me to this day: Remember to shave everyday, because a dude’s face is damned scratchy, and the ladies will appreciate you for it.

crawling off in a hole to die now

…and say this before this has a chance to get out of hand.

This thread has the potential to go downhill fast. Let’s keep it on the up & up. Remember the terms of service before you post.

And it had better pay off.

When I was young (VERY YOUNG!) my best friend was a Auburn fan. He invited me to go to an Auburn game with him. I almost wasn’t allowed to go and I got terribly upset about it, so my mother finally relented and let me go, where I cheered the Tigers.

Yes, I will confess it once more so we can be guarenteed a win Saturday: I once got upset at the idea of missing an Auburn game, and actually cheered them on when I ended up going.

I was recently in an airport, traveling with my small dog in a carrier that looked like just another carry-on luggage bag. Many people that day did not even realize I had a dog in the bag. I had to stop to take a wizz, and of course carried the dog (in the carrier) and my laptop bag into a stall. Not thinking at all about where I was, or how this would sound, AND with another guy sitting in the next stall over, I looked into the carrier and said to the dog, “How you doing in there little buddy?” I have wondered for weeks now what that guy thought I was talking to!!!

…of embarrassing music admissions (as opposed to personal grooming admissions, which will have to wait for a potential NCG) I could sing every word of Ice-Ice-Baby in Jr. High. The kicker is that with a little help I could STILL do the entire song. Oh, and I owned every Fat Boys album and LOVED Disorderlies.

was a cassette tape of micheal jackson’s BAD. i was like 5 years old and thought i was a complete bad ass for having it, so bad in fact, that i carried it around with me. i didn’t have a walkman or anything, i just carried around the tape for a few months on the chance that one of my friends might ask about it, or that i’d get a chance to pop it into a stereo so everyone could hear just how “bad” it was…. years later, i was totally pumped for “Dangerous” even had the album poster before it was released, then MJ got busted for being a cho-mo, and i had to stop talking openly about micheal jackson and how great dangerous was. i still got the album and rocked it, but totaly in secrecy. basicly, i was in the closet about my micheal jackson fandom……

thank god i got older, then it was okay to say stuff like “well you know "thriller” and “off the wall” were just amazing albums musically, quincy jones’s production was pure f-in genius" but secretly, i still like the album “bad” (stephen colbert did “the girl is mine” with john legend a few months ago on his show. i was ecstatic!) and honestly, most of the tunes on “Dangerous” are pretty rockin to.

which was and IS an amazing album. so you guys make me feel good.

One time I was at a huge mall in orlando (millenia) and i had to make a doo doo. So i did. When i was done i continued shopping and noticed lots of people staring at me and smiling. “No problem,” i thought, “Im just super hawtness.” Later that day I realized i had about three feet of toilet paper hanging out of mis pantalones.

Here goes mine…

This was back when I was in, about, third grade or so, I forget exactly, but it was somewhere around then…

Anyway, some of the yearbook editors came around to our class and started asking us questions. One of them walked up to me and asked me what my favorite song was, to which I immediately replied… "Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus!"

And, unfortunately, I’m pretty sure there is documented evidence of this reply published in the yearbook itself. Now, goddamnit, that better be good enough for SEC Championship #22.

I am female, so that isn’t TOO awful, but the decorating it and taking pictures with it was! I put santa hats on him at Christmas and took pics with him. I put bunny ears on him at Easter and took pics with him. There is even a pic of me in my prom dress with him! I talked to him and said good night to him each night. It was a full-blown obsession! When he came out it was a dark day :(

some one found my pr0n once

…here comes my super girlie music admission at the 11th hour.

I have one or two songs by the following performers on my iPod:

Rihanna
Pussycat Dolls
Kylie Minogue
Shakira
Robin Thicke