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This sounds like a Vice Mag Do's and Don'ts, and I'm sorry.
I was curious about the person I was overtaking on the sidewalk. She had some crappy white sneakers. She had black acid washed jeans. She had a fake leather jacket, with a dirty white t-shirt underneath. I thought she was amazingly terrible. When I passed her, I snuck a look back, and she was a really hot Japanese girl ( Read more... ) -
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On Thursday I did an interview at WRSI about the Al issue. Yesterday it aired, with commentary from Al himself. There was a soundbite from the mayor too.
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Today marks a milestone in rehabilitation: I made my return the real gym. My cardio is pretty good, and my strength is decent. It was really strange seeing these people that I had spent so much time with after an 6 month absence. The bonds between training partners is strange; it's not necessarily friendship, but something that just doesn't need ( Read more... ) -
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On the treadmill, I become like a man in an opiate stupor. To combat the boredom, I slip into an REM like state, barely keeping my eyes open. I haven't fallen yet ( Read more... ) -
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It's been a rough winter for the street people, as it always is. The USAF vet fell a while ago and cut his hands on some ice.
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Mary Kate Olson, I bit that style way before you. Still really late, but before you.
Two fashion week stories which are disgusting:
Oscar Batori, who is so love-to-hate-able. I am a little jealous though.
And skinny male models.
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Desert Storm Vol. 8 is pretty much my theme today.
Kelsey's blog had a few postings about Al. I guess the contentiousness of street art is in direct correlation to one's age. It's phenomenology, and it's working.
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It always seems people are either rich or poor. Dichotomies are ubiquitous, but they can be transcended. I've been getting a great real world education on company building, and it is rekindling some old interests. For years my default plan had been something vaguely related to international relations. I feel like I'm returning to some old ( Read more... ) -
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I just talked to Al, and he likes his posters. He's glad it doesn't show his belly. I didn't tell him I was behind them, but I'm glad to know he thinks they look good ( Read more... )
