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« on: May 29, 2004, 02:18:13 AM »
J/K JJ!! It definitely seems, however, as though y'all are passing around the Spanish Fly!! USE PROTECTION!!!! 
We found a perscription in my roommates room the other day. 21 years old and already hooked on penis pills.
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« on: May 29, 2004, 02:12:36 AM »
oh?? i don't quite meet up to the competition standards of jew-lo and ruskiegirl???
Don't worry, sweetie...you are WAY cuter than me...It seems the only competition you may have is Jew-lo . 
these conversations really are quite amusing
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« on: May 28, 2004, 06:31:47 PM »
"King Kong ain't got *&^% on me!!!"
I hate that quote so much. It great movie until he said that. Mine is........ "@#!* you, pay me."
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« on: May 28, 2004, 05:51:56 PM »
Nola--if you were partying until 6am, keeping odd hours, and hanging w/ friends...why does that have to change? Before I had a job, I felt like leaving undergrad was just this black abyss I would sink, miserably, to the bottom of...
Seriously, you can keep on partying and enjoying life...there just might be some new faces. The only difference is in college you "binge" drink. In your twenties, you become an alcoholic!! 
You have successfully made me smile. Good work Tahoe!  After doing some thinking, I have come to realize 80% of this funk I am in is due to a little lady who just left town. You really don't know how good you have things until that person is gone. Regret + thought = don't let it ever happen again... live and learn
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« on: May 28, 2004, 05:18:32 PM »
Yeah, a bubble could be good for you. I suppose that when it comes down to it, home is whatever you make of it. If you haven't already, I really suggest visiting the Tower to see if you think it's livable. The dirtiness and atmosphere of the place isn't a big deal for me - a lot of the apartments and other living situations I dealt with in Berkeley (my frat house) are basically of the same standard. I can easily see how others would think that McAllister is too disguisting/depressing to live in.
Hmm,
I am sending the deposit just so I can have the option of living in the tower. Altrnet, can you give me the names of some areas in SF that are somewhat safe, somewhat reasonable for rent, and near public transportation lines? I am about to make the 30 hour drive to orange county, then chill for a week or so, then make the drive up to SF for housing day (mainly to look at the tower). I want to have some other possible areas in mind just in case I choose to live elsewhere.
Anyone ever driven across texas? I am not looking forward to this....
Thanks
How far away do you want to live from campus? And how long of a commute are you willing to put up with?
How far? I guess maybe 15-20, *maybe* a 30 minute commute at most.
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« on: May 28, 2004, 03:14:09 PM »
Nola-- I was quite sad to graduate. I left all of my friends in good 'ole WI and moved to Cali...it was really hard. But I had a job all set here and lots of connections through Teach for America, so that made it a lot easier.
I guess what has made me happy now is knowing that my mid 20s have ruled just as much as my early 20s. I have had a BLAST!! For those who say, all the good times are in undergrad...well, they're idiots!
I know I know, the rest of my life lies ahead. I am just in a funk right now I suppose. As a friend just said on the phone, "why be sad about something you have no control over." Yet, it makes it more difficult to stop thinking about when most of my friends are staying in school for 5th year masters programs. I understand people graduate, move away from all of their friends, and then make all new friends all of the time. I suppose there is something about the "college lifestyle" (or at least the one I led) that I will always look back on and smile/reminisce about. Namely, going to bed at 6:00AM after a crazy night with friends instead of waking up at 6:00AM for a long day of work. Then again, life as a party animal was beginning to get a tad old. I just need to find something I really care about, some purpose for my life (while making decent money)... The search continues.
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« on: May 28, 2004, 02:04:36 PM »
I can't believe it's over... so wierd.
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« on: May 28, 2004, 01:32:51 PM »
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« on: May 28, 2004, 01:23:41 PM »
Nobody seems to get my joke. or care... where is marista for my daily affirmation?
I thought it was mildly amusing, no chuckle points though. To the poster - the best way to improve is hard work... as if you didn't know
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« on: May 28, 2004, 01:05:50 PM »
ha ha ha, ok i see.
so there hasn't been a photographer found yet?
I am a photographer with some experience taking images of nudes in a lighting studio. We should seriously make this happen...
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