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• 1986-06-27
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• Female
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• Columbia, SC
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• 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
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• 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


Sunday, April 17, 2005

Violence = Friendship
And you all keel over with a heart attack. *ha ha*
But seriously...

The reason why I have that as the title is for a revelation that I had this week. It's something that I've always known, but haven't really been aware of. I recently started talking with a guy, let's call him Dr. Jones (as in Indiana Jones), and the other day he lightly bopped me on the head with his notebook. This made me happy 'cause I knew that he concidered me his friend. Then I got to thinking, that that's pretty much how I know if any guy is comfortable in my pressence. They'll punch me on the shoulder, poke me, or bap me on the head with a notebook. ^_^ I guess I could try and go into the gender based reasons for this, but I'm too lazy. Anyways. Either that or guys never get out of the habit of throwing rocks at girls and pulling their hair. Although I have a suspicion that literally getting 'hit on' by a guy comes more as being seen as 'one of the guys' than as a possible romantic interest (which may be depressing to some, but not to me).

In other news: classes are almost over and I need to sign up for my next semester. Of all the addicting quizes I've been taking this morning, this is the only one I find worthy of posting, I suppose you could say that it slightly proves the theory that I think more like a guy than a girl (and yes, my sex is female [and yes, gender and sex denote two different things]).





Your Brain is 46.67% Female, 53.33% Male



Your brain is a healthy mix of male and female

You are both sensitive and savvy

Rational and reasonable, you tend to keep level headed

But you also tend to wear your heart on your sleeve




Cheers mates. Have a good week. 'Til next time...
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