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errr...
i know someone who was in a band that was becoming very successful. the band took a tour of the southern states and was signed onto a label -- on the way to california, which was the last state they were going to perform in, many things happened, including him being dumped by his "first love" because she wanted to party and he didn't, and then the entire band was abandoned by their newfound label right after they played their shows in california. They were stuck in a desert area of arizona with no money, their credit cards maxed out, and no air conditioning. My friend, looking for a guitar pick that fell into the middle consul of his suburban, found 286 dollars hidden underneath the consul. He'd owned the 'burb for 4 years and had never known about the money.
He gave everyone in the band equal parts of the money.
Later on, they ended up living together in the middle of nowhere in arizona, until they earned enough money to move back to michigan. The band is over, but they are all the closest and best of friends.
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Let's see.
How about Laura? There's plenty to tell about with Laura.
Laura has always loved to exaggerate. In fifth grade she exaggerated her father's business persona, claimed to have met Daniel Radcliffe; she does this to this day, in eighth grade, when she claimed she was one of 15 people in the country to have gotten into this acting camp's advanced class (my mom having told me about this school, I was able to find out Laura had lied again). Sometimes though I wish she wasn't exaggerating--or that she was exaggerating more. When she dated Jake, for instance. He was three years--and three grades--older, I think (I'm not sure). And now, while she's dating Jonathan. She's 14, and about to go into 9th grade; he's 17 and about to start college. Actually, since his birthday is in either March, April, or May (again, I'm not sure), I wouldn't be surprised if she's 18. Jonathan is a very nice guy, don't get me wrong, but my friend's penchant for guys not just one or two but several years older just strikes me as ridiculous and absurd. I know she's gone a long way--to third--with Jonathan; I can't say if it's been her first time getting there; I know she hasn't had sex yet (probably because he really is 18, as I now suspect), and I hope she doesn't. She probably doesn't know what she's getting herself into.
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alright, let's do this Saved by the bell: Hawaian style.
There once was a young man who who was attempting to soothe his eccentric mind with comics before turning in for the evening. Comics were his outlet; toys his escape. Stories of those who never gave up inspried him. Tales of those who held on till the last minute gave him hope. He rubbed his eyes, wreary from another hellish week. His throat hurt from trying to help deaf ears; his arms ached from carrying the load which was not only his, but his friends as well. He wanted slumber; he craved it. He sat on his bed in his PJ's, a pair of shorts and a Wal-mart purchased Tye Dye hippie shirt (he still laughs at the irony, kickin his feet back and forth in the air. He was catching up in his comics: "Ultimate Spider-Man" "Ultimate X-Men" "Astonishing X-Men" "The Walking Dead" and "the Incredible Hulk." Suddenly, he heard a high pitched ring. He could barely make it out, but he figured it was probably nothing; a warped frequency from the lampost in the street. He was wrong. He heard the frequency grow into a loud, piercing shrieking screech as he realized what it was: his house alarm. He kicked his feet onto bed, hearing his fathers own groggy footsteps dart past him, down the stairs. He took the stairs three at a time, his flat heavy feet pounding on the landing as his father turned off the alarm, eyeing the bottom floor. They split up, inspecting each window, each door frame, glancing outside randomly, as if to catch some 1950's culprit staring back at them in a black and white striped shirt, a black hat, and a black piece of clothing over their eyes, possbily holding a brown bag with a huge, green "$" on it. They saw nothing. After dimming all the lights, the young man told his father to hold still as he put the alarm code back on, arming it once again. They retired upstairs, groggy and irritated. Not at the alarm, mind you, but not knowing what the hell had triggered it.
so, seriously, am I in, Rog- i mean, Sammi? :)
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apparently, if you like... don't pay parking tickets. and ignore the notices. they like, issue warrants. I mean, honestly, talk about overreacting. apparently if you get pulled over for making an illegal turn and you have these warrants out for your unpaid parking tickets... they arrest you. and if your registration is expired and you are missing a side view mirror, they tow your car. Apparently, they don't like it if you left your wallet at work in your mad rush to leave because you are late to pick up the girl you are babysitting and therefore do not have a license on your person, and they like it even less if you cannot seem to find the new insurance card you are sure is "somewhere on the floor of the passenger side". apparently, if you are me and these things go wrong, they do not arrest you or tow your car.
it seems if you are me and you tell two adorable twentysomething policeman that you really cannot deal with this right now because you have to pick up a seven year old and that you had no idea they actually arrest people for parking tickets and the only reason you havent' paid them is because you are flat broke and that's why you are babysitting after work to begin with and that golly you have no idea how your registration could have expired and you really just cannot find the paperwork all cars are supposed to have cus, i mean, who could find anything inthis mess, ha ha ha and can you imagine ?! you left your license and wallet at work and only have this credit card in your back pocket with your name on it.... they look at you in complete astonishment and don't even know where to begin... so they let you go. they write your name and birthday and social security number down on a little pad and let you go pick up Olivia. oh and they forget to give you back that one credit card because they are too busy being bewildered by your complete and utter lack of brains that they can only call after you to take care of that warrant thing and to please be careful driving home.
add me?
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I attended The Church on Thursday night and it was the best club I've ever been to. I've technically been there before, but not on the nights they turn the club into goth themed. They played the best music, had the coolest people and it was just all around awesome. I went with Ashley, Heather and Phillip. We basically worked one of the poll platforms the entire time. I was wearing my Tripp NYC jacket. The site isn't up right now, but here's a picture of it I found on Ebay. And so this other guy, gay, was wearing it as well. But, he was wearing it a different way, so when I saw him I didn't realize it was the same jacket. He comes up to me and jokingly says, "You're a faggot!" And I yell, "Hell yeah I'm a faggot! Are you a faggot?!" He says, "Yeah!" I told him not to worry, that his looks totally different than mine. He grunted and walked away. So then later, we were on the poll platform and he comes up there and says, "You're such a faggot!" I just look at him funny and then he starts rubbing all up ons. Then he just leaves and goes to a platform that's in the center of the dance floor and is higher up. Basically the one where all the good dancers go. When he gets up there he motions for me to go up there with him. So I do and we dance for a little bit. It was really fun. I felt like everyone was watching us because it was just us two and we kinda matched and we were being slutty and gay together, haha. We exchanged names but no numbers. I don't think either of us were eachother's type, but it was fun! One of the best nights I've had in a long time.
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From: shikomi |
Date: August 10th, 2006 06:28 pm (UTC) |
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A couple of years ago on a summer, when all the kids and families of our neighbourhood go on vacation, we decided to let our pitbul run free for a while since there was no-one around.
When he came back, he brought a dead parrot, who belonged to the old lady who lived next to us; that parrot was like a companion to her for YEARS, so me and my friend were freaking out really bad.
We decided to clean it up a bit, and put it back in it's cage, so when the old lady came back she'd think the parrot died in the cage while she was gone and not to give the blame on our dog.
So, days later we suddently heard a FRANTIC, LOUD scream coming from our neighbour's house; obviously because of the parrot. We came over, pretended to be shocked (my friend even took down his hat and put it in his chest all drama-like) and she sort-of calmed down 15 minutes later.
When she finally was able to speak, she explained to us that her parrot had died BEFORE she left, and that it came back to her cage to haunt her or something. Zombie parrot, you know?
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