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"I am amused by the fact that the friendster help page
includes the frequently asked question, "How do I
delete a..."
More about Bill
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More About Bill
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Schools (Other):
Burlington College Film Dept., Marlboro College
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College/University:
Burlington College, Attended 1995 - 2000, Class of , Other, Film Production and Cinema Studies
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Occupation:
film/video production, teacher, writer
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Affiliations:
Vermont Filmmakers Forum, Vermont Access Network, Alliance for Community Media
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Hobbies and Interests:
film, astronomy, music (guitar), comics, science, skepicism, writing, yer mom, Emily Stoneking
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Favorite Books:
Authors: Neal Stephenson, David Foster Wallace, Connie Willis, Sarah Vowell, David Sedaris, The Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan, Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
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Favorite Movies:
The Manchurian Candidate, Brazil, Blue Velvet, Amelie, Flirt, Down By Law, Delicatessan, Lost in Translation, Schitzopolis, Wong Kar Wai, PT Anderson, Wes Anderson, Zhang Yimou, Michel Gondry, Werner Herzog, Hal Hartley, Nicole Holofcener, Kubrick
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Favorite Music:
Neutral Milk Hotel, Radiohead, They Might Be Giants, MC Chris, Gillian Welch, Hank Williams Sr., Neil Cleary, The Decemberists, Liz Phair, Tortoise, Low
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Favorite TV Shows:
the new Battlestar Galactica!, Lost, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, West Wing, Six Feet under, Farscape, Buffy seasons 2-4, Sealab 2021
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About Me:
I am amused by the fact that the friendster help page
includes the frequently asked question, "How do I
delete a friend?" How indeed?
Oh, and you should read Candleblog: www.candleboy.com/candleblog/
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Who I Want to Meet:
This Friendster thing seems to have legs, despite my early misgivings. Still, I have almost no use for it whatsoever. I could see it having some benefits if I were dating, but do people really make "friends" with this thing? I don't see how that would work. I think I might get kind of creeped out by a Friendster (who I don't already know from the "real" world) asking me out for coffee in a non-dating way.
The message board would have some use if you knew people were actually checking it. Maybe if the interface incuded a real-time IM aspect... then at least I would be motivated to check who's online. I don't know. Whatever. It's grey out today and I'm feeling negative.
Update: hey, there IS a live IM component now! Message me if you find me on friendster one of the 2 times a month I log in.
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Testimonials and Comments for Bill
to the brim with trivia, and dang it-
looks like a producer/director any day
of the week!
His scripts are funny and insightful,
plus he's always coming up with
interesting ideas. Working with him is
fun too. Interestingly enough, there is
always coffee, a coffee shop, or some
coffee related thing in his films. Just
wait and see, NYU grad students will be
writing their theses about the role of
coffee in his films. Bill is always
calm and witty, even under stress.
smart, funny, loyal, noble and just
plain fun to be with. My life is a
million times better with Bill in it.
Yours would be too.
store. i slipped on some wax and split
my head open. bill held my bleeding
head wound to stop the bleeding.bill
rocks!!!bill was pale.d.t.
thoughtful, hip, productive and supportive.
He gets things done and people connected,
Bill is the poster-boy of The New Sincerity!
anniversary that we observe every year,
which is extremely gay. I don't see
Bill often enough. This is mostly his
fault. Bill enjoys tennis and hats and
is a skilled guitarist. For many of his
friends, Bill is an island of calm in
the stormy sea of life. They love Bill
for this reason.