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"i'm a serious-minded guy, but i laugh at most things. i'm introspective and often lost in my own thoughts, but i'd rather be..."
More about Alan
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Schools (Other):
Yale University, Vassar College
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College/University:
Yale University, Attended 2006 - Present, Class of 2008, Master's Degree
Vassar College, Attended 1996 - 2000, Class of 2000, Bachelor's Degree
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Occupation:
graduate student/writer/editor/mooch
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Hobbies and Interests:
books, design, movies, art, politics, activism, drinks, heady talk, bars, green stuff, crashing fancy parties
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Favorite Books:
another country, the death and life of great american cities, mrs. dalloway, here is new york, anything Joan Didion, anything Kazuo Ishiguro, SEBALD
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Favorite Movies:
cemetary man, code unknown, the graduate, the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie, suddenly, last summer, a woman is a woman
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Favorite Music:
smiths, arcade fire, broken social scene, cat power, nina simone, things that blip or twang, crazy women
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Favorite TV Shows:
i don't have TV in my life right now
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Zodiac Sign:
Cancer
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About Me:
i'm a serious-minded guy, but i laugh at most things. i'm introspective and often lost in my own thoughts, but i'd rather be out with friends than sitting home alone. i love Big Ideas, but i'll settle for a good chat.
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Who I Want to Meet:
someone with a point of view. smarts. funnies. opinions, the right ones.
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Alan to be my friend was in
November when we sat on a couch
at a party and giggled for two hours
over the obscure sub-culture
magazines that we both loved.
Louisville has been a better place
because of his presence. And I will
girl fight NYC to keep him here. I like
Alan because he can live three or
four adventures in one night, and
even when I'm ready to go home he
can con me into having one more
drink with the phrase, "We're not
done here, are we?" It gets me every
time. And it leads to many great
conversations (oh and the
hangovers) and fabulous skits
re-enacting such things as the time
Alan drove a forklift in France or the
time we got caught in a bar during a
tornado and imagined ourselves
hurtled into the streets of Louisville
with margaritas in hand. I've laughed
so much more since I've known Alan
than my first year in Louisville without
him and for that I say
Thank-you-baby-jesus.
friends' hearts were broken. I for one
yearn for the days of discussing frills
and flim flam over a plate of hearty
mac n' cheese at Momma's, or
disecting the rudimentary style ethics
of "lady scientist" chick. Anyway, I
thought I'd use this friendster venue
to publicly declare my missing for
Alan. There, I've said it all.
things in life because he works really hard
and always does the right thing. He also has
the best posture of anyone I know, making
him look extra tall.
supportive, wildly funny presence in my
life for five years. He is one of my
favorite people, ever.
CALL ALAN 1-800-555-LIFT
he's invisible!