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"I don't like sweet potatos. I LOVE Almond Joys."
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Schools (Other):
Eaglebrook, Avon, Columbia, DCCCD
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Occupation:
Retail
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Hobbies and Interests:
Music, Biking, Travel, Movies, Eating, Drinking, Dancing.
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Favorite Books:
The Metamorphosis, The Great Gatsby, The Corrections, Boy Wonder: My Life in Tights
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Favorite Movies:
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe, The Loved One, Glengarry Glen Ross, A Clockwork Orange, Croupier, Sexy Beast, A Place in the Sun, Save the Tiger.
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Favorite Music:
Chili Poodle, Leonard Cohen, David Bowie, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Sisters Of Mercy, Motorhead, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley, Radiohead, Astrud Glberto, Burt Bacharach, Pleasure Club, Beck, Cheap Trick, Sly and the Family Stone, X, Andy Williams.
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Favorite TV Shows:
Strangers With Candy, The Bob Newhart Show, Six Feet Under, Sanford and Son, Fawlty Towers, Perry Mason, Ben Casey, Love That Bob, The Office, One Life to Live, Monster Garage, Insomniac, most things on Food Network, Seinfeld, 60 Minutes.
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Zodiac Sign:
Pisces
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About Me:
I don't like sweet potatos. I LOVE Almond Joys.
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Who I Want to Meet:
Paris Hilton.
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of light!!! Charming and cool as ice,
he melts my butter. And ladies have
you ever seen this guy dance...he puts
Micheal Jackson to shame. Mabye one
day I can be Ms. Baum...until then I
will admire from a far.
birthdays he dj'd and did the Robert Smith
impression. If you haven't seen it yet well you
are missing out on alot. I love George. He and
I have climbed the Inwood Theatre roof
together, seen Wayne Newton in Vegas, gotten
drunk on an airplane and in Vegas and in
Dallas and in...well you get the point.
has been. how i miss getting him
drunk at his own free will at Xpo.
maybe someday i can get drunk with him.
I tried to get George drunk and take
him to Shreveport, where I would trick
him into getting narried to me and I
would be the luckest girl in the
world!!!! Alas, George was having
none of that, and I am clearly
heartbroken.
big red dog. It hangs out with a
stuffed lion. Cheers!
George's grandfather used to run the
Sportatorium, the infamous Downtown
Dallas building that used to host pro
wrestling (Von Erich-era), and great
concerts (by artists ranging from Elvis
to Ministry)... George's family is part
of Dallas, Texas' DNA!
shy away from taking any credit of
course - but it's true. George
literally GAVE me my 'big break', in
fact George opened my eyes and ears to
a LOT of things during those hazy days
of my impressionable youth. Without his
Fabulous Chicken Gristle Show there'd
be no motivation to join KNON and start
Thud-Slap. Without his invitations to
the Starck, there'd be no great
appreciation of DJ and club culture.
One's life is shaped by few key moments
in time - and George holds one of my
keys.
dallas. his shows in the 80's were the stuff of
legend. his thundering bass made the little
girls quiver and the men retreat in fear.
parsley and candy flying everywhere. it was
not pretty but it was vital. true to his artistic
nature george soon felt he had conquered all
the challenges that the music world had to
offer and he quietly retreated from a scene
that never knew quite what to do with him.
now, in the early days of the 21st century
there are rumblings of a comeback. we should
be so lucky.
my pool party and we all jumped in the water
in full makeup and long cocktail dresses and
some friend of mine got drunk and hit on
you? Or how about that time that I couldn't
find anyone to go to AC/DC with me and I
dragged you out of the State Bar and we
found controlled substances before we even
got out of the parking lot and we got there
just in time for "For Those About to Rock."
Good times, good times....