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i like tom robbin's discriptions of women for the most part. he likes to portray them as strong wild and free in even cowgirls get the blues(well so far). i read stilllife with woodpecker first. it was great for me because it agrees with me on my redhead theory, only makes it wackier and more off the wall.

(on teh geigh books)i remember i read a cute on when i was in 11th grade or so, but every other one has made me cry there need to be more happy gay writers, seriously.

San Fran is delicious. I'm acctually from Jersey on the border of pensy, so i know what you mean about hunting season. mmm hick towns. luckily i didnt care about impressing them so i got to have the best best friend i could ask for while i lived there, she was 3 years older, gayer than the castro, and just about the funniest girl ive known. i also started dying my hair after the 8th grade, i started with green.

def give yourself to be off the wall for naked lunch.

edited because i reread something and i mixed a few of the words up so that they didnt make sense.

[Edited on Apr 20, 2006 12:20AM]

i write alright, but i dont know what to write about. maybe one day i'll figure it out. until then i'm happy reading.

i went to two catholic schools and am proud to say i didnt get accepted back to either after the first year. . I was best friends with a girl when i was little until i was 11, and she was girly. but she was cute, so what could i do?

i dont know why i came to san francisco, other than i knew i wanted to be here. i trust my judgement most often. it's amazing here, such a different mentality from back east.

burroughs was insane, but i love him, if not for it. i do love those talented loonies...