*Justine*

Yah, it looks really good.

I really like the album, especially "One Evening".

I'd love to move to NYC when I get well and established.

Yes, school frustrates me much so. I am currently in my 4th year of 4 years, so I should be graduating soon. But I am actually doing a year extra because I dropped this one class last year that I need to take. By the way I am taking it again next term. Anyway, there are two classes that follow this one, which are offered in the next 2 terms, but you have to take the first one (which I dropped) first and it is only offered one term a year.... so that's where that leaves me, a year behind essentially. I have reduced my course load to 3 a term, instead of the usual 5. I work while I go to school, so that helps kill the time, I really dont mind the fact that it will take a bit longer to graduate as I am in no hurry to go anywhere else. Plus, my bf is a year behind me, so we can graduate together. My program didnt exactly turn out how I expected it to when I first enrolled. I am in environmental studies and I thought it would be more sciency and less... social/political/philosophical. I'll be relieved when I get out.

Worried - I have two tests tommorrow, and I am working 10.5 hours today.

NO they dont.

Yah, Interpol is the French police, but the Interpol, the band that we are talking about, has nothing to do with that.

And it is still a mystery what happened to Elliott.... read the info on it... I dont want to dwell on how he dead or didnt die though. RIP Elliott.

Jeff.. you are 13... I wouldnt worry about keeping a girlfriend.

brain tumour? thats rough. :(

I know who he is....obviously. Check out 'from a basement on the hill' people... before you slamming something you know nothing about. People make me sad.

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I'm with this guy: Mark Crispin Miller is a media critic, professor of communications at New York University, and author, most recently, of "Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney's New World Order." "First of all, this election was definitely rigged. I have no doubt about it. It's a statistical impossibility that Bush got 8 million more votes than he got last time. In 2000, he got 15 million votes from right-wing Christians, and there are approximately 19 million of them in the country. They were eager to get the other 4 million. That was pretty much Karl Rove's strategy to get Bush elected. But given Bush's low popularity ratings and the enormous number of new voters -- who skewed Democratic -- there is no way in the world that Bush got 8 million more votes this time. I think it had a lot to do with the electronic voting machines. Those machines are completely untrustworthy, and that's why the Republicans use them. Then there's the fact that the immediate claim of Ohio was not contested by the news media -- when Andrew Card came out and claimed the state, not only were the votes in Ohio not counted, they weren't even all cast. I would have to hear a much stronger argument for the authenticity, or I should say the veracity, of this popular vote for Bush before I'm willing to believe it. If someone can prove to me that it happened, that Bush somehow pulled 8 million magic votes out of a hat, OK, I'll accept it. I'm an independent, not a Democrat, and I'm not living in denial."

oh sorry.

I'd like to see this, but I dont think my bf would go see it in a million years.

Most of my friends are my age.

What about where they sell celebirty crap and skin cells and stuff?

I may.

^me too...what will I make for dinner?

New U2...which .....sucks.

Im thinking coffee is good.

cut the caps.

she got stuck in the toilet.

YOu are crazy... $600

why is it cancelled?