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"I like to think of myself as a work in progress, which
means that I know how much of an idiot I am and have vague..."
More about Eckman
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Schools (Other):
Baruch College
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College/University:
City University of New York - Baruch College, Attended 2000 - Present, Class of 2005, Bachelor's Degree, Literature
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Occupation:
Walking the streets. (Renting apartments)
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Affiliations:
Free and Accepted Masons, APA, RPGA
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Hobbies and Interests:
booze, books, booze, pool, games, games, pool, cigars, games, pipes, booze, books, sleep
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Favorite Books:
The Sun Also Rises, Atlas Shrugged, Nine Horses, For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Bible, The Assassination Bureau Ltd., NOT HARRY POTTER
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Favorite Movies:
Highlander, Porky's, Revenge of the Nerds, the Godfather(1&2), Braveheart, The Italian Job(old), porn
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Favorite Music:
country, big band pop vocal, jazz, classic rock, kenny g, meat loaf, no dirty hippie music
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Favorite TV Shows:
the ad for the Showtime Rotisserrie. Thank You, Mr. Popeil !!!
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About Me:
I like to think of myself as a work in progress, which
means that I know how much of an idiot I am and have vague
aspirations toward self-improvement. They're really vague,
though. I'm pretty much happy where I am right now. I love
to argue. I can't stress enough how much I love to argue.
I play a lot of pool, read a lot of books, drink and smoke
too much, and spend way too much time on
homestarrunner.com. My place is a mess, but I like it.
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Who I Want to Meet:
A client who isn't a major pain in the ass, Nick Perdomo, and someone who knows where all the stuff I lose goes.
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Keep 'em stogies burning bro!
Here it goes down, down into my belly.
of New York: yet another proof that
the most essentially New York
characters come here from exotic,
underprivileged far-away locales.
the versatility of bacon. He could help
you too.
wait until I tell the press about how
you sent your henchmen to "talk to me."
And your lawyers don't scare me,
either.
no other way of capturing the
hotchpotch of deep thought and
radically irreverent musings that
geyser from the mysterious depths of a
psyche that is, for lack of a better
term, collective in its finality. The
nostalgic yearning to recapture the
ancient and the immemorial thread him
together with a series of venerably
American characters such as Gatsby and
one of those Dreiser characters. Eckman
is the quintessential American type who
leaps into the future in order to
recapture the past. While the tasks he
undertakes seem less portentous than a
Dreiser novel, his bravado to pull off
a tobacco fetish in Michael Bloomberg's
New York makes him one of the few
daring American heroes left in our
perversely ironic late 20th century.
my personal beliefs. Oh.. wait.. you think my
beliefs are bullshit. Sorry.
I can't remember when exactly, or over
what. But I still feel the bond. Dan,
do you know?
cool. This man is making it chique to
groove with Frank Sinatra tunes and
Dean Martin class. Dan is a 1950's kid
looking for a lounge, a lady and some
lucky dice. Ladies be careful with
this man because he'll charm you so
well you're girlfriends will start
undressing. One negative quality the
boy lacks skills on the backgammon
board.