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Occupation:
corrupting young minds.
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Hobbies and Interests:
yoga, snowboarding, food, drink, karaoke.
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Favorite Books:
a girl called zippy, harry potter, dr. seuss, bone, josephine tey mysteries, j.lim's work-in-progress (finish it already!).
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Favorite Movies:
clueless, amelie, cats and dogs.
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Favorite Music:
no doubt, janet jackson, en vogue, n.e.r.d., bee gees, etta james.
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Favorite TV Shows:
will and grace, david letterman, west wing, realworld reruns, sesame street, korean soap operas.
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About Me:
i hate olives.
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Who I Want to Meet:
poets.
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My first attempt failed miserably but
I've learned from my mistakes...next!
in her hands is why i CAN'T sleep at
night. we're in trouble, folks.
One minute it would love me, the next it
would scratch the living daylights outta me!
Freak me out. Turns out it was two cats who
were playing a cruel trick on me. And then
one of the cats said P.S., jerk - you're in
Piedmont dummy, NOT Oakland' - damn
they were tricky. One time I got drunk and
told her I was going to teach - she felt so bad
for the youth of america that she decided to
become a teacher herself to try to
compensate. I think I speak for the entire city
of Van Nuys when I say, 'Thank god for
Oliver!'
oligarchical. she is so smart and purty
and attitudinally speaking, superior to
other cousins. not solipsistical in the
least. hmmpf!
met Olivia...I just remember something
about her being an english teacher.
Hey, remember this "I got an A on my
english paper" that was so funny when
rita told me the next morning...wait,
was it next morning...I can't remember!
stunned. Be careful boys, that smile can
hurt bad. It's a wonder that she isn't
taken. And don't take her karaoke'ing on
a date because her voice will make you
look like a fool.
seven signs. The only thing she used to
hate more than Republicans was LA. I'm
glad to see she's doing well for herself
despite her multiple addictions. She
was a great friend in college (her first
one), where she perpetually interrupted
my attempts to get passing grades (yup -
it was her fault), rearranged the items
on my desk and shelves just to irk me,
ate my supply of japanese rice crackers,
whined and listened to my whining, hotly
debated political issues from abortion
to affirmative action and ordered pizza
from EBAs (no olives). I still can't
fathom the thought that a person who
couldn't figure out her Mac Classic II
worked for a dot.com. I wonder if my
Republican doctrines drove her from the
Ivy League to the haven of liberal
ideals. On the positive side, she's a
great friend, compassionnate,
opinionated and vibrant. She's
definitely a catch. Go get her fellas.