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i'm not sure what you are talking about but i can't say i'm not intrigued. what kind of console?

let's hope so, huh? tomorrow night i have to take 20 freshman to a play adaptation of ovid's metamorphoses. if there's going to be a breaking point that'll be it.

cool, that will be fun, huh?

sorry to hear that. i definitely sympathize.

not much... just got back from the workshop of our essays... now i'm watching some simpsons commentaries. how 'bout you?

i'm watching the commentary on "The Itchy and Scratchy Movie"

hola

i haven't dressed up for halloween for several years... my last costume was Ryan in a Suit, it was pretty simple it just involved me putting on my suit. this year i've been flirting with going as johnny bravo, but i need to make up my mind quick 'cause i shouldn't get a hair cut tomorrow if i'm gonna do it.

he would have if had done the metal version in front of everybody. they'd have felt really sorry for him.

the procrastinator's club really failed me tonight. i even managed to get my essay done. "still got it"

i'm pretty sure he got away with it legally 'cause he started playing his 'metal' rendition of "ice ice baby" and the judge couldn't take it anymore.

oh, i always do that. a little less than i used to in the dorms, but still a very healthy amount.

sooooo quiet how am i supposed to procrastinate over here?

i've never really listened to 'em... fakeliz sent me one of their songs once. i enjoyed it.

that sounds like a good time

i would totally wear a bracelet supporting that question

i should be writing a paper, and i'm sober. so i kinda feel your pain.

haha... i spent a lot of time with a shovel over the summer. but i also got to use some pretty sweet equipment, such as the mud dog... i don't know if i posted this photo here or not but here it is: that was the mud dog i operated for a lot of the summer. that bad boy is rigged up with a high pressure vacuum and a high pressure hose.

wow stories about the arctic can really shut down a place

the fine is in the thousands. dollars, that is. i spent three days shoveling dirt off the top of snow this summer.

according to EPA regulations there can't be more than a half-inch of dirt on top of snow banks located on the tundra.

i like the way you think