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1993 Lexus ES 300. It's an awesome car.

I've been to a couple Rendevous'. I've dressed up as people from all different time periods. I'll post pictgures later (none are are my computer right now).

^^ Sideburns kickass!

http://www.myspace.com/ttdolphin is mine.

White Men can't fix tacos.

I steped into an Abercrombie & Fitch today. That has to be the closest thing to a gay club in the West San Fernando Valley. Nobody is trying to 'convert' anybody.

Isn't Mirablandia close to Venice? Might as well go to Venice if youre up there, IMO.

Happy Birthday, H2Oviper.

You can get half price tickets for Star Trek: The Experience at the discount ticket place over by Gameworks and Coke World (and perhaps at other discount ticket places).

Knoebel's. Yes, that park has some awesome wooden coaster, but the rest of the park didn't quite do it for me (this coming from someone who does enjoy going to traditional parks).

Speed: The Ride. I LOVED IT and rode it many times in July 2003, but I went back in January 2005 and it was kind of rough and not that fun.

I am almighty!

It's about a 15 minute drive from my house to Pierce College. Then it's a 30 minute bus ride to Valley College. Did you know LA's public transit system was voted the best in the country? (Try to figure that one out)

There are also signs like that at Pierce College too. Shouldn't people already know how to wash there hands by the time they get to college?

1. I once dated a guy who turned out to be gay. 2. I dislike chesse, unless it's with/in a bunch of other stuff 3. I know some words in several different languages, but I'm not fluent in any (except English of course). Those languages are Japanesse, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Cherokee 4. I'm a lazy health freak 5. I've had cancer

Now I'm kicking myself for not going to that!

Every Friday is crowded, really crowded.

1. Deja Vu was open when I was there on Friday. 2. Yes, that shortcut is the path by Revolution.

Morganton, North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountain Home Salisbury, North Carolina Paris of the Piedmont Hampton, Virginia City on the Chesapeake Richmond, Virginia Rising Star of the South Bisbee, Arizona The Copper Queen Walla Walla, Washington Land of Many Waters Mount Airy, North Carolina Small Town, USA Hickory, North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountain Home Fredericksburg, Virginia America’s Most Historic City Abingdon, Virginia Two Centuries of Southern Arts Green Valley, Arizona Sunshine Paradise Salisbury, Maryland Maryland’s Secluded Retreat Durham, North Carolina City of Medicine Edenton, North Carolina The South’s Prettiest Small Town Charlottesville, Virginia Central Virginia’s Haven Lynchburg, Virginia A Contemporary Heirloom Atlantic City, New Jersey America’s Favorite Playground Woodbury, Tennessee A Pastoral Pleasure Raleigh, North Carolina City of Oaks Greenville, North Carolina Where History Meets High-Tech Murray, Kentucky By the Land Between the Lakes Culpeper, Virginia A Living Slice of Americana Alexandria, Virginia The Fun Side of the Potomac Bremerton, Washington Port to the Puget Sound You'd think I was over 70 with this list of places.

Alpengeist.

Well, yeah. I can't get enough of Deloused.

100000000000000000000000x better then Francis the Mute, imo.

The check for the Midwest Trip is in the mail.

I've lived in So Cal all my life and I never even heard of this place before.

X- The one good part of X, IMO, is the "Sky Dive". Oblivian- It's ALMOST NINTY DEGREES!!!! That drop has some nice airtime and you gotta love that view. Xcelerator- Looks like it's going to dump you right into the street!