brooklyn's SuicideGirls Blog

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twinkie:

We'll just have to amp up the awesomeness tenfold to make up for the crappy camera situatioN!

May 27, 2005

pixelpimp:

Can't wait to see the dogwoods!

May 28, 2005

Go leave luvin' for Tristan today! I know what it's like to get dirty on a train and she does it BEAUTIFULLY!!! OMG. Check. Out. Her. Bum!!!

broadwaybee:

*runs to ogle*

May 24, 2005

tsui:

hee hee

May 24, 2005

Pulitzer Prize Luncheon
Today is one of my favorite days at work Pulitzer Prize luncheon day. I get to get dolled up. I get to eat yummy food. And I generally get to mingle with Pulitzer Prize-types. The keynote speaker at the Pulitzer luncheon was Henry Louis Gates, Jr. who is, amoung other things, wicked brilliant and someone that I've read extensively. He made a...
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klair:

i have one question for you girly - why aren't you a suicide girl?!

May 23, 2005

bunny:

I have been completely out of the loop lately, but I just saw your journal from Scotland, and oh my bloody hell!! Fantastic! Fan-fucking-tastic! How are you able to devote so much time to amazing journal entries? Better journal entries is definitely something I aspire to accomplish. Some day, some day. In the mean time, just in case I don't make it back here too soon, good luck with your big move!

[Edited on May 23, 2005 5:15PM]

May 23, 2005

Barbarella Does Scotland
There's no way not to make that sound sleazeeeeeee...

:::giggle:::

I'm completely sleep deprived and since the loverly Alison and I never actually got on a schedule in Scotland I have no way of determining how much I'm jetlagged...other than it falls somewhere in the "lots and lots" spectrum! And isn't that the way everyone should travel?

I strongly suggest that anyone...
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ultimatelewser:

Can't wait til you come to Atlanta.

May 23, 2005

poprock:

Jeez, you're home and all posted up already... it seems like you guys were just here yesterday!

May 23, 2005

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battles:

That fish supper looks grrreat, I'm bloody starving now. Did you not have brown sauce on it?
Philistine...

May 21, 2005

the_shine:

Wheres the irn bru?

you have no class girl

no class at all!!!

May 21, 2005

Okay...so here is my Subway Set. It was absolutely unbelievably fun to shoot and Idjiit and tmronin are divine mo-fos and you gals should all get naked for them.

Here is the link to the link to the set and the comments in the Hopefuls group. I'm certainly very disappointed, but I feel lucky to have had the experience! Now my mind if cranking to...
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steven:

<insert undying devotion smilie here>

I don't usually comment on sets but you have go the formula right, lady ... sharp duds, hot location, good lighting, and your own talent. You are only two nipple-piercings away from SGdom!

Keep at it, we're lovin' it!

May 19, 2005

thenonstopdancer:

you should always have an emergency bottle of wine for such occasions , what the hell have they been teaching you there if not that ?

Glad you got back safe and sound anyway

May 20, 2005

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maxk:

Leaving? Did I miss something? When are you leaving, and where are you going?

May 9, 2005

mrgreen:

Just wanted to tell you I thought the subway set rocked!

May 9, 2005

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twinkie:

What pray tell is a great northern bean?

May 9, 2005

morrigan77:

A great northern bean is popular in France for making cassoulet (a white bean casserole) and in the whole Mediterranean where many beans of a similar appearance are cultivated. These beans have a delicate flavor, thin skin, and are flat, kidney shaped, medium-sized white beans. They are also known as the dried seeds of green beans. In the US they are generally cooked and turned into Boston Baked Beans. But they are better straight from the can (even I don't soak and cook my own beans) and served with some ketchup and/or chilli powder.

May 9, 2005

You'll be proud to know that I passed the citizenship test at Ellis
Island. That fancy education is finally paying off. The scary thing?
After each answer they tell you what percentage of the people who
have taken the voluntary test at the museum answered correctly. The
majority of the questions were only answered by about 37% of all test
takers. Now, assuming that the...
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