So this year.. WVU decided they'd be really smart and distribute free flu shots the week before finals.

So I decided not to get one. Because I didn't want any "flu-like symptoms" while I'm trying to salvage my grades.


Long story short, I've had the flu allllllllll week.

I just discovered that I can move my ears without touching them lol

BURN HER!!!

I've been able to do that for years, Debz!

I'm still working on my legs, though.

Wow, you guys are so special.

Hey, Afs and JM... I took a picture for you guys today on Sunset Blvd!! I see this billboard almost every day, and it always makes me think of you two! I decided today that I needed to share it with you guys. It was late, so they came out kind of dark... but you can still tell what it is, and you can see that it's a very nice picture of him on there!!

Wow! Thanks Zia! Quite a Christmas present!
That's a great pic of him, really. Maybe I'll find and post it later.
So, you'll see the broadcast of ceremony on AMC? Happy you. I have no AMC... *heavy sigh*.

This one?

Looking goooood!!! Great picture Zia!


TIS

The least Brando could've done was send a REAL Native American to the '73 Oscars.

So sweet of you, thanks a lot!!

just got a wicked awesome t shirt at my local mall.

That used to be my message tone: "You think you're big time? You gonna fucking die. Big time." Until I started offending mothers with their young children in public. Now I've got a more respectable Homer Simpson: "Oh crap" instead.

my new schedule:
Psychology 101
Sociology 101
Archaeology (Yeah, I'm gonna be the next Indiana Jones)
Journalism 101
Italian 102

I'm excited about the Sociology class because the teacher is hilarious and we get to watch American History X, The Laramie Project, Boys Don't Cry, and Crash. Quite excited

Which version of Crash, Bogey? I ask because last week I watched Cronenberg's film (1995), whose title was used for Haggis' film last year.

I have Boys Don't Cry ready to watch, actually.

My first day at workkk....

Wow, that's a cool shirt MMTH!
I'd love to have GF shirt, like they had at Coppola's, just black with the word "Godfather" in white. But recently they didn't have them, and I don't know if they ship it outside anyway.

Mick-

I'm pretty sure we're watching the 2005 version. I wasn't aware that there were 2.

I saw Boys Don't Cry a few years ago.. but it was the cable tv version. I liked it though.

Mick was on about the pervy one, the pervert.

Pervy one? Haha, yeah. Certainly perverse, and utterly compelling.

Far better than the shitty one, shithead.

Ug, I have a horrible stomach "thing" for lack of a better term. I cant eat anything, or move around too much, without all sorts of pain and chills. At least I havent puked. Gotta rebuild the streak...I tied Jerry Seinfeld's 14 year vomit streak a few years ago

1. Billion Dollar Congress: During the administration of Benjamin Harrison, Harrison stayed the hell out of congresses way and essentially left the law making in our land to the congressional leaders, now republicans who won big during the previous election and passed landmark legislation.

2. Czar Reed: Thomas B. Reed, speaker of the house during the Harrison administration would see the Billion Dollar congressional situation come through. He gained the title of Czar Reed because he pushed through new parliamentary rules to speed up lawmaking and pushed through articles he believed in.

3. McKinley Tariff: Congressman William McKinley was the largest proponent of this law, which would average ad valorem tariff rate for imports to the United States at 60%, and protected agriculture.

4. Election of 1892:

5. Bussines Issues:

6. Laissez Faire: French term that was adapted by Adam Smith in his writings and would be a conrner stone in his idea of capitolisim leaving the free-market pretty much free, without govt. interference.

7. Adam Smith: Eighteenth century Scottish philosopher who popularized the idea of capitalism and such thoughts as Laissez Faire in his popular work, “The Wealth of Nations”.

8. Union Pacific and Central Pacific RR: The Pacific Railway act of 1862 led to the construction of the first transcontinental railway connecting both coasts of the United States to one another. The two companies embarking upon this would be the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific with the Union Pacific building on west through the Rockies and the Central running through California until the met in Promontory Point in 1869 in a grand ceremony.

9. Credit Mobilier: The Crédit Mobilier of America scandal of 1872 involved the Union Pacific Railroad and the Crédit Mobilier of America construction company. The company, charged with limiting the expenses of the construction also let members of congress who voted for the railroad cheep stock prices.

10. “Robber Barons”: A term coined for the select group of American insdustrialists who dominated the time period and their industries of the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s.

• Andrew Carnegie: Scottish born industrialist who builds the “Carnegie Steel Company” which would become U.S. Steel, one of the greatest corporations ever.
• John D. Rockefeller: Bussines man who through controversial business practices made his “Standard Oil” company the great oil refiner of its time.
• Henry Clay Frick: Went into business producing coke from coal and was a millionaire by the age of thirty. hired by Andrew Carnegie, he would become a major part of Carnegies institution but ended when Frick, truly anti-labor, broke off.
• Charles Schwab: President of the “Carnegie Steel Company”, he organises the buy out of the company when Carnegie want to retire. The buyout was led by folks like J.P Morgan and then winds up as the first president of “U.S. Steel”, the reminants of Carnegie’s org.
• James G. Hill:
• J. Piermont Morgon: J.P. Morgan was an American financier and banker, who during his time was one of the welthiest men in America. He bought and financed “U.S. Steel” amoung other ventures along with the creation of General Electics.
• Gustavus Swift: Creater of a meat packing empire, he allowed Americans access to meat around the country with his ice-cooled meat rail cars but also was leader of an empire that used hardly any sanitation whatsoever in the handling of its product.
• Philip Armour: Swift’s rival in the meet packing empire, he was one of the first to find uses of meat that in other instances would be thrown out.

Sorry. Had to revert to this to print out some work.

Boys are insufferable.

rephrase:

Boys are insufferable when they don't get their way

Boy did we have great Spring-like weather today in the high '50's. But I better enjoy it while it lasts I think it is suppose to snow on Saturday.

Only when there are girls around

We cannot see them when we are not around...
So, for us, they are always insufferable...

Just bought a pizza called "Casa Nostra".

I never - NEVER! - go out without mascara. I would feel nude without!

let's say they are a necessary evil....

casa or cosa?