Comments | ribisi_giovanni: In two years it will be 6-6-8, The Neighbor of the Beast

ribisi_giovanni

In two years it will be 6-6-8, The Neighbor of the Beast

Jun 06, 2006 18:06

When I was in high school, there was a girl who had 666 as part of her driver's license number. As the story goes (her best friend was at DMV with her and her mom), Amy totally freaked out when she saw the number on her paper temporary license. She begged for a different number. Sorry, we can't do that, the DMVbots said. Besides, the numbers are ( Read more... )

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otto_mira June 6 2006, 19:41:22 UTC

I'm very amused at the amount of entries on my friends page that mention today's date. I'd be slightly terrified if they totaled 66 (666 would be impressive, yet impossible) but alas, we're at about three.

I spent a lot of high school sticking up for my friends against their bad ideas of significant others though I must admit to never having quite that form of drama. Hello again.

ribisi_giovanni June 8 2006, 02:49:53 UTC

I'm sure some people got really tired of all these 666 posts, but this is such a great story and obviously it was the perfect day for it.

Heck, sometimes I still have to stick up for friends like that now! Hi.

beck_hansen June 7 2006, 01:57:56 UTC

You should see me out on the Autobahn here, it's ill.

ribisi_giovanni June 8 2006, 02:51:25 UTC

Yeah, I've seen you on SoCal freeways, so I'll just add some extra kilometres per hour to that picture ;)

hlaurie June 7 2006, 07:10:51 UTC

What about 6-6-12? The Beast's math professor? Mathematics are just as scary, I say.

Wonderful story. The theatre geeks always win in the end.

I know you did it purposefully. Demonic thing, you.

ribisi_giovanni June 8 2006, 02:56:31 UTC

I'm really really glad I didn't have anything in my mouth when I read this. How could I have forgotten how wicked funny you are?

We do, don't we? He's not a professional football player. He probably sells used cars or something.

Shh! I'm a nice boy!

hlaurie June 10 2006, 00:26:04 UTC

You mean you really forgot? What is the world coming to?

He probably flips burgers at Ye Olde Burger Shoppe. I don't know if I'd give him enough credit to be a used car salesman. And I'm quite surprised you give him that much, as well.

Don't lie. It's bad for your teeth.

stephentrask June 8 2006, 13:34:11 UTC

I can't compose a proper response to this. I'm still in a shock from other things. This is certainly the lesser of two evils.

ribisi_giovanni June 8 2006, 14:21:03 UTC

We're even on not being able to compose a proper response, although I don't really have any other shock right now, so I guess I shouldn't be so much. So. Um. Hi. How are you? I'm pretty good, working hard. Lucia is fantastic, still playing piano just about every day.

stephentrask June 8 2006, 16:58:54 UTC

oddly, the most surprising part of all of this is that she's still playing the piano. that's fantastic.

i'm working so i'm well. that's really all i can say.

kreukkristin June 8 2006, 17:06:11 UTC

I hope you don't mind that I added you.

So this Amy, was she a demon between the sheets as well?

ribisi_giovanni June 9 2006, 11:09:45 UTC

I don't mind a bit! I was planning to add you, so thanks for the reminder.

Ah, I see why Beck likes you so much. Yes, she was, actually.

kreukkristin June 9 2006, 11:17:12 UTC

I hear we are grilling out this weekend; you have no idea how excited Beck is.

Haha shh it has nothing at all to do with the odd questions I ask. Was she still around when you woke up in the morning?

ribisi_giovanni June 9 2006, 14:00:17 UTC

I'm excited too, it'll be a good time.

Suuure. I like odd questions; apparently I ask them too. She was, it was nice. And not even very awkward.

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