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like spike, i'm bored as hell. being a teacher has its perks but having the summer off is overrated. especially when you have no money to travel.

i am, however, going up to the bustling metropolis of gainesville this weekend to visit my best friend who just moved there to start her masters degree in interior design. we'll seek out ted bundy's favorite haunt, the chi omega house, then go off and hit on some frat boys in a bar, i suppose.

so, what other interesting things can i do for the next few weeks? it's like the surface of the sun here and i'm practically an albino, so outdoor activities are almost out of the question.

Me tree, and Im at wrok. Gettin drunck and chattin up memebers of the oposit sex saunds go to my.

without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Woo! Gotts 2 get me sum Brewskies! Yee-haa! :beer2:

I'm apparently the most popular guy at work right now, or I just happen not to have the good sense to complain. I'll be stuck at work mucho grande the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I can get some time off around the 4th of July...yeah right

Lots of reading and mastur...talking online, yeah that's the ticket. 238 pages into All The King's Men, I saw a revised copy of said book at a store a couple of days ago and had to laugh about how the "authorized, revised, expanded" version was about $15. Me, I got my copy for 25 cents at the local library book sale. All these losers potentially buying the "masterpiece as it was meant to be read" and I've got the same thing for $14.75 less

Okay, there's not that big a rush on it, but I thought it showed how savvy I can be sometimes

AgentWood wrote: without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Be careful now. Won't you.

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote: without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Be careful now. Won't you.

i mean being in the presence of frat boys...not shagging them! :D

AgentWood wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote: without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Be careful now. Won't you.

i mean being in the presence of frat boys...not shagging them! :D

Well you know they could decide to shag you without you wanting them to. These youngons these days seem to do only what they want. Frag I sound like a doddering old fart.

Taboo # 7 wrote: Woo! Gotts 2 get me sum Brewskies! Yee-haa! :beer2:

I'm apparently the most popular guy at work right now, or I just happen not to have the good sense to complain. I'll be stuck at work mucho grande the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I can get some time off around the 4th of July...yeah right

Lots of reading and mastur...talking online, yeah that's the ticket. 238 pages into All The King's Men, I saw a revised copy of said book at a store a couple of days ago and had to laugh about how the "authorized, revised, expanded" version was about $15. Me, I got my copy for 25 cents at the local library book sale. All these losers potentially buying the "masterpiece as it was meant to be read" and I've got the same thing for $14.75 less

Okay, there's not that big a rush on it, but I thought it showed how savvy I can be sometimes

Very uncoomphsibl Spike like. BOt remmombr, if u rite lik Sopke dont mtion boooks.

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote: without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Be careful now. Won't you.

i mean being in the presence of frat boys...not shagging them! :D

Well you know they could decide to shag you without you wanting them to. These youngons these days seem to do only what they want. Frag I sound like a doddering old fart.

Speaking of old farts, the Backstreet Boys are on Leno right now, these guys all look bloated and overweight. What are they now, in their forties?

And I'm waiting for Conan to come on, thank you veddy much

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

AgentWood wrote: without a doubt, this coming weekend my frat boy quota will be filled for the rest of my life.

Be careful now. Won't you.

i mean being in the presence of frat boys...not shagging them! :D

Well you know they could decide to shag you without you wanting them to. These youngons these days seem to do only what they want. Frag I sound like a doddering old fart.

Speaking of old farts, the Backstreet Boys are on Leno right now, these guys all look bloated and overweight. What are they now, in their forties?

And I'm waiting for Conan to come on, thank you veddy much

Hey you don't have to agree with me that I'm an old fart.

BTW for the Backdoor Boys you forgot bald.

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Woo! Gotts 2 get me sum Brewskies! Yee-haa! :beer2:

I'm apparently the most popular guy at work right now, or I just happen not to have the good sense to complain. I'll be stuck at work mucho grande the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I can get some time off around the 4th of July...yeah right

Lots of reading and mastur...talking online, yeah that's the ticket. 238 pages into All The King's Men, I saw a revised copy of said book at a store a couple of days ago and had to laugh about how the "authorized, revised, expanded" version was about $15. Me, I got my copy for 25 cents at the local library book sale. All these losers potentially buying the "masterpiece as it was meant to be read" and I've got the same thing for $14.75 less

Okay, there's not that big a rush on it, but I thought it showed how savvy I can be sometimes

Very uncoomphsibl Spike like. BOt remmombr, if u rite lik Sopke dont mtion boooks.

Oh, okay....Ef eye right liik dis, its cums uff stoopid-lik, eh?

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Woo! Gotts 2 get me sum Brewskies! Yee-haa! :beer2:

I'm apparently the most popular guy at work right now, or I just happen not to have the good sense to complain. I'll be stuck at work mucho grande the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I can get some time off around the 4th of July...yeah right

Lots of reading and mastur...talking online, yeah that's the ticket. 238 pages into All The King's Men, I saw a revised copy of said book at a store a couple of days ago and had to laugh about how the "authorized, revised, expanded" version was about $15. Me, I got my copy for 25 cents at the local library book sale. All these losers potentially buying the "masterpiece as it was meant to be read" and I've got the same thing for $14.75 less

Okay, there's not that big a rush on it, but I thought it showed how savvy I can be sometimes

Very uncoomphsibl Spike like. BOt remmombr, if u rite lik Sopke dont mtion boooks.

Oh, okay....Ef eye right liik dis, its cums uff stoopid-lik, eh?

yesh

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Woo! Gotts 2 get me sum Brewskies! Yee-haa! :beer2:

I'm apparently the most popular guy at work right now, or I just happen not to have the good sense to complain. I'll be stuck at work mucho grande the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I can get some time off around the 4th of July...yeah right

Lots of reading and mastur...talking online, yeah that's the ticket. 238 pages into All The King's Men, I saw a revised copy of said book at a store a couple of days ago and had to laugh about how the "authorized, revised, expanded" version was about $15. Me, I got my copy for 25 cents at the local library book sale. All these losers potentially buying the "masterpiece as it was meant to be read" and I've got the same thing for $14.75 less

Okay, there's not that big a rush on it, but I thought it showed how savvy I can be sometimes

Very uncoomphsibl Spike like. BOt remmombr, if u rite lik Sopke dont mtion boooks.

Oh, okay....Ef eye right liik dis, its cums uff stoopid-lik, eh?

yesh

phantazik

Finally a thread that Spikelet can understand.

Ronald Kirsch wrote: Finally a thread that Spikelet can understand.

Wel u jst ro-ined et :p

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: Finally a thread that Spikelet can understand.

Wel u jst ro-ined et :p

Hi wnst meened 2 readed tht beet.

AgentWood wrote: like spike, i'm bored as hell. being a teacher has its perks but having the summer off is overrated. especially when you have no money to travel.

i am, however, going up to the bustling metropolis of gainesville this weekend to visit my best friend who just moved there to start her masters degree in interior design. we'll seek out ted bundy's favorite haunt, the chi omega house, then go off and hit on some frat boys in a bar, i suppose.

so, what other interesting things can i do for the next few weeks? it's like the surface of the sun here and i'm practically an albino, so outdoor activities are almost out of the question.

1. Not to be missed - Exhibit: "Forbidden Art: The Postwar Russian Anant-Garde" - Russian artworks at Harn Museum of Art, Gainesville ;)
2. Drop a few tabs and find yourself.
3. Start a petition for NO to do a full-scale American tour.

Al Jarvis wrote: In the "Book of a Lifetime" article in today's Indie someone wrote a rather compelling piece on why "War & Peace" is the absolute tops.

Buggered if I'll ever find the time to considering reading it though. Wish I was a teacher, all them hols!

It would make a great paperweight...

I think that's the real reason anybody buys those tomes by Tom Clancy et al., they have a lot of papers that need to be held down should a strong wind blow through their house and scatter them

Al Jarvis wrote: In the "Book of a Lifetime" article in today's Indie someone wrote a rather compelling piece on why "War & Peace" is the absolute tops.

Buggered if I'll ever find the time to considering reading it though. Wish I was a teacher, all them hols!

i already have a large stack of books i'm thinking about possibly one of these days getting close to starting to read, so war & peace will have to wait.

and i could've sworn you were a torygraph man, al.

AgentWood wrote: like spike, i'm bored as hell. being a teacher has its perks but having the summer off is overrated. especially when you have no money to travel.

i am, however, going up to the bustling metropolis of gainesville this weekend to visit my best friend who just moved there to start her masters degree in interior design. we'll seek out ted bundy's favorite haunt, the chi omega house, then go off and hit on some frat boys in a bar, i suppose.

so, what other interesting things can i do for the next few weeks? it's like the surface of the sun here and i'm practically an albino, so outdoor activities are almost out of the question.

If I was you I would be hitting Independent Bar. Or Disney World.

Al Jarvis wrote: In the "Book of a Lifetime" article in today's Indie someone wrote a rather compelling piece on why "War & Peace" is the absolute tops.

Buggered if I'll ever find the time to considering reading it though. Wish I was a teacher, all them hols!

Warren Peese has nothing on Proust's 7000 page behemoth.

Hay, any1 board know?

GOD WHYS DO URS PEOPELS MAKES FUNS OF MY SPELLIGNG

its not taht im a bag speller

its that i type to fast and to lazy to go back and fix it

Because your spelling represents everthing wrong with our world. When our children become brain dead we have no future. Spelling is not difficult.