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gems from lunch today
yemeni figure of speech: "if the judge farts in court, you can take a shit"
albanian figure of speech: we can go in there "stinky goat tail up"
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where ARE my pants
8:30am, I'm on my way to work and Greta couldn't sleep
"I guess eventually I should get up early and sit at a desk. I can't really imagine it, though..."
-Greta
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well im pretty happy not to be in Grinnell. i don't totally feel like i belong here yet, but i can feel that i *really* don't belong in Grinnell and if i was there, i would probably be pretty unhappy about it ( Read more... ) -
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i hadn't taken a cab since moscow...
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it's long sleeve shirt weather
i'm still trying to find a room. i'll have my shit settled in a few days and send you all my address.
i miss things. the city is pretty. maybe a little light-hearted. i need a routine.
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wrapping things up
I've always viewed the "anonymous" function on livejournal as a way for people without livejournal accounts to leave useful comments on entries. Not a way for cowards to criticize entries without signing their names. Because I think doing so is weird and creepy, and refuse to get into arguments in these circumstances, (even though it infuriates me ( Read more... ) -
this is really from rebecca
subject line: underpants
The girls and I had fun watching your mom. Are you going to MBJ? I have a hot mustache to weaqra. I am mmean and ran away. do you have a ciagrette.
love
meg -
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"you, my friend, are under the mistaken impression that the world owes you something..."
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Worrying that a bunch of Mexicans at the pub drugged one of your best friends' drinks when they poured her beer and then seeing two of them at the laundromat the next morning with their wives and young children brings the small town complex to a whole nother level.