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• 1986-06-27
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• Female
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• Columbia, SC
Member Since
• 2004-01-29
Occupation
• student, theologian
Real Name
• what is 'real'?

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• I won First place for the Carmen Nylan Writing Contest in 2004
Anime Fan Since
• latest: ninth grade earliest: second (didn't know it was anime at the time)
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• oooh, hard one...there are just too many
Goals
• 1) graduate college and be somewhat solvent 2) become a professor 3) save the world
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• reading, writing, backpacking, hiking, collecting candles, collecting voices, playing violin, fencing
Talents
• writing, drawing




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myOtaku.com: Irish de Fenal


Thursday, November 18, 2004

I am officially an Uber Geek.
If you don't know what I am talking about, go to Shinmaru's site and click on the Geek test link. My humble opinion believes that there should have been more Neil Gaiman questions and other fantasy author references. I would have scored more points, but I have no true access to any game consul. I do at STM, but I don't have enough time between classes to play. Need to get over to the Bowie-ite's house and learn to play. *sigh*

*heh heh heh* 24 is upset that *quote* One ill concived gesture of friendship has wiped out everything I've done to annoy you ever since I have known you...all of it has gone Out The Window! *end quote* *evil chuckle*

Not able to watch Holy Grail after all. Why? Because it's only showing last night and tonight. Last night was unable to go (went and saw Bus Stop instead...have to write a critique on that) and tonight I have fencing. *sigh* There's always next year.

Religion has become very interesting. And all of a sudden it seems that every one is talking about "love." The play I saw last night, poetry in Latin, friend of mine getting a boyfriend. Ah, and it's not anywhere near Valentine's Day yet. *smirk*

Well, off to turn in my five page rhetorical analysis on alternative culture versus popular culture in the style of rock music with the specific references and analysis of the AFI album Sing the Sorrow now. *evil grin* I had so much fun writing that. *heh heh*
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