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Dark blue Quicksilver jacket, dark blue Fossil polo, AE jeans, Oakley flip flops. (I just discovered the flip flops in my closet like a week ago...they are comfortable beyond belief.)

Love it. We still haven't gotten snow in Indy, just a few flurries and EXTREME wind. This will be my first year driving in the snow...not exactly looking forward to that.

I used to...not anymore, but I still think its my most active topic. Do you know where your wife is?

Yes. Did the earth wake you up after you slept this afternoon in Peru?

^Oh yeah, I totally forgot about that. I didn't go to a Conan taping because I wasn't 16 at the time, but I went into his studio on a tour.

^I would stay away from Starbucks in NYC...there are so many independent coffee houses there that not only need your business, but also are better. (ignore my member title...)

^ Is a liar. < Speaks four languages. v Is in a good mood.

Not sure if this has been posted in here, but Wal Mart's sales are down this year thus far, and Target's are up.

Avenue Q is better than Wicked, in my opinion. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Sweeney Todd are also good, but they closed on Brodway in September. Honestly, I don't think going out to the island that the Statue of Liberty sits on is worth it. They heard you like cattle onto the boat and it takes major self control to avoid going completely insane. You can see it from land, of course, so there really isn't a point to go through the hell of getting to the island. The NBC Studio tour is interesting enough, if you are within walking distance. Otherwise, just explore some of the city, don't schedule everything. Leave a day or two to just wandering around, finding what you find. There are some independant coffee shops and small, unknown museums in the city that you can find on your own. I would do the same with some meals. NYC has some, good, famous restuarants, but also some unkown ones. If you want famous New York Pizza, go to John's Pizza. There is a location near Times Sqaure. If you want a guidebook on New York City, my favorite is New York City For Dummies, which you can probably find at a bookstore near you...or library.

Going to see Jim Gaffigan tonight, woot.

American Eagle jeans, black shoes, black DKNY shirt.

I am a Target fan for life.

Oakley flip flops, Gap Jeans, Aero polo.

American eagle shoes, American Eagle jeans, Billabong zip-up hoodie.

No, it isn't. Singapore seems to have some dumb laws on movies... It is rated R in the United States, meaning you have to be 17 to see it alone, but you can be any age to see it if you are with your parents, or guardian.

I often drive over 100 mph on the highway. And I like Chrsitine Agulara's new song.

The Queen This movie has gotten, for the most part, excellent reviews. I actually agree with the critics. It is a great movie. I loved that it had real footage involved of this period of time, and it was very well-acted as well. I recommend seeing it.

Gray Oakley flip flops, American Eagle jeans, blue West Palm Beach long sleeve t-shirt.

Silent Hill I was expecting absolutely nothing from this movie. It started out okay in the beginning, but as the movie went on, it just got worse and worse. Random stuff happened in the film that just wasn't explained. The religious people just got on my nerves more than anything, the atmosphere of the town always turned from sunny and normal to gray and ashy at the most convenient times, and it was just a tiresome movie. Also, at times, it was really hard to see what was going on. For example, as she was walking around down in the mine shaft or whatever, you couldn't see anything, they could have done a much better job with that. This movie did provide a few laughs though, too bad it wasn't meant to be a comedy. I did like the fact that it was based in West Virginia though. I am going to see The Queen tomorrow.

Oh yes. I would be watching out for snow if I were you.

LMAO at "cold weather"

freedom

I thought about going to a mall here that is opening at midnight for Black Friday, but...nah. Tomorrow? I'll probably coast through some back roads to my secret coffee shop and hang out a while...and then go home. I'm not desperate enough for low prices to go out in the crowds...I'm waiting a week ot two to do my Christmas shopping.

^Wrong thread...

Indeed. Do you believe in ghosts?