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Schools (Other):
Boston University
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Occupation:
Chemist
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Hobbies and Interests:
I love baseball and in this order: Cubs, Red Sox, Diamondbacks, White Sox.... reading, seeing tons of movies, fall weather, being outside, hiking, crafts, travelling, going out, live shows, the beach at night
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Favorite Books:
Life of Pi, Geek Love, Brave New World, Master Singing Butcher's Club
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Favorite Movies:
I love movies..... here are some of my faves... Swingers, Old School, High Fidelity, Royal Tenenbaums, Life Aquatic, Ferris Beuler, Grease, Office Space, Clerks, Mallrats, So I Married An Axe Murderer, anything 80's
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Favorite Music:
Jack Johnson, Me First and Gimme Gimmes, punk covers, Dave Matthews, Jimi Hendrix, Coldplay, Grateful Dead, Sublime, Phish, Bare Naked Ladies, Radiohead, ska, 80's music, Beatles
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Favorite TV Shows:
Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Family Guy, Scrubs, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Conan O'Brien, Insomniac with Dave Attell, Simpsons, Real World, Soup, Daily Show with John Stewart, Best Week Ever
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Zodiac Sign:
Aquarius
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About Me:
fun fun fun silly silly silly
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remember a story that I always call to
mind when I'm looking for inspiration
and hope. She said:
"The memories of my family outings are
still a source of strength to me. I
remember we'd all pile into the car -
I forget what kind it was - and drive
and drive. I'm not sure where we'd go,
but I think there were some trees
there. The smell of something was
strong in the air as we played
whatever sport we played. I remember a
bigger, older guy we called 'Dad'.
We'd eat some stuff, or not, and then
I think we went home. I guess some
things never leave you."
the premise that combining three parts
beautiful people with two parts
awkward situations, one part jokes
stolen from the Marx Brothers, and a
laugh track makes funny. It almost
never works. But we still watch,
because we want to see these plastic
sorts extract themselves from overtime
at the pizza parlor and humping
monkeys and ugly sweaters with a
raised eyebrow and a catchphrase, and
then go back to normal the following
week for another round of hijinks.
There's an alternative, though, for
those of us lucky enough to know
Nora. Simultaneously erudite and
hilarious, Nora Is It. And you don't
even need a laughtrack to know what's
funny.