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[heyheyok]

You walk around campus and you can't avoid the kids wearing sweatshirts with the names and insignias of other colleges emblazoned on them. "Why would they do that?" I wonder. Wearing the sweatshirt of a college that you don't go to at the college that you do go to only tells people that you weren't good enough to get into the school that you

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[tinydisasters]

..except, perhaps, at sucking.

[heyheyok]

you're bad, laurel tomlin. you're bad and i like it.

[tinydisasters]

hahahaha...leo. funnyyyy. the anticipation of meeting has gone on long enough. hightail it to arcata. lets smoke pot on my roof and discuss literature until 3 in the morning.

apt #5 on the left.

[heyheyok]

That is a VERY enticing proposition, but where the heck is Arcata? Apartment five on the left of WHAT?

[_newromantics_]

im lame and this entry confused me!

[heyheyok]

haha, when i was writing it i was like, "man, this is really confusing."

no time to placate

[whats_unspoken]

it wasn't confusing at all. in fact, it was terribly witty, almost charming.

lateral move: what school was lucky enough to make your acquaintance?

Re: no time to placate

[heyheyok]

well, thanks for the compliment.

i go to cal poly in pomona california. its not a bad school. but, as i have found out, it will kill any romantic illusions you had about college being a final refuge for modern bohemians and stalwart hippies.

can i add you as a friend?

yes yes yes

[whats_unspoken]

as for romantic notions, I thought, just for a moment about all the schools that LA kids go to, about all the schools LA kids wear stanford sweatshirts to, and I though it might be elca (el camino)-- because you know, even the pv kids go there.

but cal poly is just as well.
definately no bohemians, hippies, post-modern anythingists.

ramble ramble.

<3 e.