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Name: Andy
Birthday: 10/12/1984
Gender: Male
Interests: swimming! rollin thick with the homies (you know who you are, yeah midwest). thinking. listening to music and to people. writing from time to time, which is why i got this thing. did i mention lakes? definitely an interest. and i like to read.
Expertise: the interpretation of dreams, being terrible at coloring (and art in general), analyzing theater (i usually always like it, so i'm not sure if it's any help. never using capitals when i type. writing passive sentences (chem lab reports are ruining my crisp writing style). jim carrey movies.
Occupation: Retired
Industry: Textiles
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AIM:  rockcrown63
Member Since:
2/23/2004
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| I'm signing my fifth lease in twenty-six months tomorrow. I think I might have an address for awhile.
I can't imagine anything better than something that's as good as this for awhile. Where you are, you know, isn't anywhere near as important as who's there with you. | | |
| "I traded my daylight for a career..." | | |
| "Tyler, you are by far the most interesting single-serving friend I've ever met. I have this thing, you know--everything on an airplane is single-serving..."
"No, I get it. It's very clever. How's that working out for you?"
"What?"
"Being clever."
"Oh. Good?"
"Keep it up, then." | | |
| This punk kid once called me out on hating all pop music because it's popular. That's not it, I swear. I just think most of it sucks.
I went to Pitchfork music festival, though, an indie fest in Chicago. It was pretty sweet, and I liked the music, but being different for the sake of being different is dumb.
People like me because I'm pithy. I learned a lot this summer. I can sum it up for you if you like.
"Don't shit where you eat."
Happy Friday. | | |
| When I was a sophomore in college, I was more sure of my political views than I am these days. I was That Kid who gave my calc professor a hard time for erasing something from the board and backing up. He was pretty cool, for a calc professor, so when I said "isn't that a flip flop" (remember that snafu?) he said "Correcting a mistake when you find out you were wrong isn't a sign of weakness in my book." Probably he didn't say it quite that harshly, or at least I hope not. Anyway. I've been thinking about that encounter quite a bit lately.
That is all. Hope you're enjoying your summer. | | |
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