Lesbians!

[icyblue]

I went to the University Rutherford library today and studied for a few hours. I finished one chapter (one more to go) of my Environmental Studies.

I made supper tonight. I made:

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[ooshiny]

yum, your soup sounds really good. the bagel shop in my college town sells a soup that sounds very similar to your recipe, and it is very tasty, although really spicy! i think they put some red wine in their recipe, though, if i remember right.

and at first, i thought you were talking about George Stephanopoulous. eek!

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[icyblue]

Nooooo! George Stroumboloupoulos (though he doesn't look so good in that picture. Much better on TV).

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[ooshiny]

ooh, he is kinda cute. i don't have digital cable so i can't get muchmusic. sigh. enjoy!

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[icyblue]

awww. :(

[xoxosimon]

plaid shirts = homosexuality?

i must've missed that memo.

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[icyblue]

You know... butchy ladies... manly-like?

[xoxosimon]

ah, alright.

(in my strange little boy's brain, girls in guy's shirts = hot. but that's probably just me.)

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[icyblue]

Girls are hot in fitted men's shirts OR in their button up shirts that are big enough to be like a dress. But not at all hot in lumberjack-y plaid shirts. :)

[instantclarity]

Stupid rumors. I had the same thing in middle school, a couple people even asked me outright if I was gay. All because I wore baggy shirts, no makeup, and told people that I wanted to be a drummer in a rock band (ha ha, the dreams of youth). Kind of funny in retrospect. (That rumor came back to haunt me when I chopped all my hair off 2 years ago.) Anyway, I relate to your story.

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[icyblue]

I know that lots of people probably went through much of the same thing that I did. :)

[irishladdie007]

Throughout most of my middle school years everyone called me "faggot", mostly because my best friend was a guy, a weird one at that... not 'cause I was effeminate.

Besides, I was a nerd and nerds don't have girlfriends until shallow girls realize that they're sweet too...hahaha