Today's Homer Simpson quote: "Now, Grand Funk Railroad paved the way for Jefferson Airplane, who opened the door for Jefferson Starship. The stage was now set for the Alan Parson's Project, which I believe was some kind of a hovercraft."
How creepy does it sound to be a 23 year old male working a job where on weekends my primary age group of coworkers is high school, and they are primarily female, and I want to date them all. I know I'm 23, and that's what creeps me out! Most of them are seniors, but does that seriously justify anything? One of them keeps complaining...
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starryeyed:
okay, woah now!
let me think about all that for a day. i'll get back to you tonight.
(first impulse, as long as they're legal... and feel the same way
)
ciao babe!
let me think about all that for a day. i'll get back to you tonight.
(first impulse, as long as they're legal... and feel the same way
)
ciao babe!
the_wanderer:
Hmm... Would I date an 18 year old girl. Hmmm. To be honest with you. I really think that it depends on the individual person involved. I've met some 19 year olds that were more mature than some of the 27 year olds that I know.
I dunno. Consider the personalites involved, but my vote is to go for it, if it seems like they're into you, and you're into them.
It's not like you're planning on marrying all of them. Just go out and have some fun and see what happens.
I dunno. Consider the personalites involved, but my vote is to go for it, if it seems like they're into you, and you're into them.
It's not like you're planning on marrying all of them. Just go out and have some fun and see what happens.
I bought the Louis XIV record today. Sleazy rock never sounded so good. It puts AC/DC to shame. Everyone needs to get this thing.
We're living in an age of lyrical poetry. Future generations will look back on our time and see the influential writers not in the crop of young idealists clinging to modern poetry, but to music, both underground and popular. The great writers from our time will not be Robert Pinsky or Charles Bukowski, incredible though they may be (and I know they are not young,...
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starryeyed:
What a fabulous concept.
I concur.
All hail the troubadors....
I concur.
All hail the troubadors....
These words from our illustrious commander-in-chief:
''The difference between the case of Terry Schiavo and the case of a convicted killer is the difference between guilt and innocence,'' he said.
These words from Luke, 6:37:
"Do not judge others, and God will not judge you; do not condemn others, and God will not condemn you; forgive others, and God will forgive you."
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''The difference between the case of Terry Schiavo and the case of a convicted killer is the difference between guilt and innocence,'' he said.
These words from Luke, 6:37:
"Do not judge others, and God will not judge you; do not condemn others, and God will not condemn you; forgive others, and God will forgive you."
In the eyes...
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dave82:
There is going to be a picnic for members in the southwest Virginia area on Saturday, April 30th. We're gonna have a cookout in Blacksburg in the early afternoon at one of the city parks. You can see my journal for more information. -Dave
I ripped this idea off of Monica's journal, I know, but I liked it. Doing these sorts of things makes me happy.
13 things I like:
1) the smell of a fresh-roasted batch of coffee
2) listening to a great CD
3) reading the last words of a great book
4) girls' butts
5) video games
6) the first warm day of spring
7) being...
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13 things I like:
1) the smell of a fresh-roasted batch of coffee
2) listening to a great CD
3) reading the last words of a great book
4) girls' butts
5) video games
6) the first warm day of spring
7) being...
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starryeyed:
Okay, I read it now.
I told you I would....
My favorite answer of yours was definitely that one of your top physical features about yourself was the callous on your hand from the writing.
Stutters are unique, by the by, I don't have one, but I have the issues saying about 3 or 4 words in English because my mind thinks in French.
or maybe i'm just dyslexic....
I told you I would....
My favorite answer of yours was definitely that one of your top physical features about yourself was the callous on your hand from the writing.
Stutters are unique, by the by, I don't have one, but I have the issues saying about 3 or 4 words in English because my mind thinks in French.
or maybe i'm just dyslexic....
_biblia_:
Good point. I would like to see people actually defend their dislikes of some of those authors. It seems like there's a lot of name dropping going on.. . .
By the way, in regards to your list-- I believe the "proper" (ha!) spelling of gitt-r-done is "git-r-dun." I actually saw it on a bumper sticker just last weekend.
By the way, in regards to your list-- I believe the "proper" (ha!) spelling of gitt-r-done is "git-r-dun." I actually saw it on a bumper sticker just last weekend.
Here's a case in point for why I don't want to me a shop manager for Mill Mountain Coffee and Tea. When I went into work today I found out that the compressor in the sandwich bar had broken two days ago, and it hadn't been fixed yet. So everything was either in the bar on ice or in one of the two fridges in...
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starryeyed:
No one likes you when you're 23....
is that true? it must be... blink 182 said it. HAHAHAHA
okay, sorry about the compressor, and about my awful music quote.
is that true? it must be... blink 182 said it. HAHAHAHA
okay, sorry about the compressor, and about my awful music quote.
Since people keep asking about the job and I've been so quiet about it, I guess it's time to let everyone know what's up. I'm not going to be a store manager. It's not a bad thing at all, although they're going to put me back on 7.00 an hour. I'm actually very relieved. The manager at Starkey approached me last week and asked me...
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I drove out to Barnes & Noble this evening to procure my book for the Lit group's April activity: read a book by an author whose last name begins with the same letter as your own. I bought "The Lonesome Gods," by Louis L'Amour. Westerns aren't what I usually read, but I'll be damned before I read anything else by D.H. Lawrence. I read all...
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dave82:
I was thinking more along the lines of an event somewhere like someone's apartment or a bowling alley. I may be willing to host an event in Blacksburg so long as it's not real rowdy. -Dave
fyrestarter:
i can't ever get out of Barnes and Noble without spending money!!
how's the new job location treating you? hopefully good!
take care!
how's the new job location treating you? hopefully good!
take care!
In many of my English classes at Roanoke we used to do assignments called small writings. The professor would ask us to write a page, only a page, on whatever we wanted, whatever was on our minds at the time, and then make enough copies for the rest of the class to read. Undoubtedly this would lead to, in a class of twenty or so...
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dave82:
My journal would never be updated if it weren't for whiny, sentimental, dramatic rants. I'm looking forward to hearing a few pieces. And by the way, I'm looking at doing an SG event for the New River/Roanoke Valley area in the next month ... do you have any ideas? -Dave