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• 1990-08-02
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• Pirate. Island.
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• 2004-01-14
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• Merchant of Human Lives
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• Captain Stan
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• Gathering a large army of Mediterranean Pizzas.
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• Since Godel.
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• Paranoia Agent, Gravitation, Excel Saga
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• Either to set fire to the universe or to blow up time.
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• Ruling villages...Plundering villages....Burning villages....
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• Some...are amazed...at the rate....at which I speak. (Also; suffixes. Quite the talent, I'd say.)
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Wednesday, June 2, 2004
Radish.
Life gets all crunchy when your schedule gets out of whack, doesn't it?
Over the past week or more, I've missed my last three drumming lessons, piano lessons, hockey games, and Kumon...things. (Missing the latter really isn’t that bad.)
When it all starts up again, I'm like; "ARGH, CRAP, I'VE FORGOTTEN ALL THE BASIC SKILLZ0RZ NEEDED TO SUCCESSFULLY AND EFFECTIVELY SURVIVE A DAY IN THE REAL WORLD!"
I don't even know why I've missed all this shtuff. It might've had to do with that stupid cough thing. That was cool because I missed every other day of school for a week. (This is the ultimate strategy. You don't have to do any work for an entire week. Yes!)
It was great to have a relaxing few weeks of break, but things have gotten boring again now that stupid extra-curricular activities have kick-started themselves again.
On a related note, is stupidity the key to excitement? Can one only experience the interesting when their mental state is that of a root vegetable? I'm beginning to think so. Look around you. What 'fun stuff' doesn't require you to disregard all the dignity and intelligence you once had? (Except...I don't have all that much dignity, so, s'all good. I’m not so sure about the other one, either.)
If any of you have any ideas for stupid things I can do, just gimme a...comment.
Are you thinking what I’m thinking, B1?
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