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ZIDANE! ZIDANE! ZIDANE!

well done.... we knightbats will always prevail..

I GOT THE JOB. and now is when i explain that i can only work half the time i told them i could, and i need 2 days off for a wedding in September.

Rage is gay ?

I had a job interview for a computer hotline. I had to pass this knowledge test and succeeded, in part thanks to Glik0. After that i had an interview with some dude who seemed to think my availabilities were not enough for the time they would want me to work. And that was with me exaggerating my availabilites in the first place. Fuck. I should have lied more. Gay.

So Steve... how was Paris ?

I'd be, like, that dude, you know, with like, you know, scissorhands.

Fuck, i found this test i had done in high school the other day where i had received the grade of 3 out of 20. I remember I aswered a 10 point worth question with something like "The map reveals that Africa has the worst infrastructure for water distribution, which makes sense because this is what the map shows" I always wonder how real those kind of quote compilations are anyway. And as it's been said I'm sure they're deliberately funny

I have a friend who worked at IKEA he told me some guy got drunk in the cafeteria.

Hesh, what are your views on that guy who made a band composed of himself and the robots he built ?

I approve of you.

Yeah for reals. And its an Olympus D-380 Its not a great camera but it was free. And it required little to no effort to acquire it. Quoted post [/b] this is almost the camera that I had. I fell in a pond with it. RIP

hello hello hello hello where did iquit go ?

I'm meeting a 12ozer visiting Paris tomorrow.

For some reason, this is my favourite

A friend of mine was kind of in that situation, having a relationship with a muslim girl and having to hide from her older bro (to add detail to the picture, the bro listens to french folk music and serves jailtime on weekends). The thing was going on smoothly for a year or so I believe, and the bro found out recently. They cant really see each other any more right now, but they're both moving to the same town next year, where the bro will have no control over her... he basically told her she could do the fuck she wanted as long as she didn't see my friend when she came home, thus ashaming her brother if people found out his sister was going out with a non muslim. This is to say, Robo, that the "brother" problem may not be as clear cut as you think, and his motivations for protecting his sister may be more of a proud/reputation twist than something purely ideological.

wonk ealger

Haha poor you!.....nah he's a good guy really Quoted post [/b] as long as he's not redesigning your floor with vomit, right ?

I met a writer through the internet, and we went down to the tracks and he got arrested, I got away.

yooooooo

I've met some heads since i set out for London.... b0b, se4, freeque and possibly others.

I am a newcomer to Myspace. I have two friends. I don't know what to do with this website.

The BBC has these photos taken with mobile phones by people on the scene. Amazing to get pics from inside the carriages. "Steve Thornhill caught the moment of the bus blast in Tavistock Square."

All of this is horrible. I cant imagine how people involved must feel after going through that. All of this year I lived in a residence 2 minutes away from Kings Cross Station. I have a friend still living there who told me it was full of confused and shocked people and the whole thing felt surreal today. Two of the bombs went off in the area in which I live, seeing it on the news (I'm in Paris right now), those familiar landscapes in chaos, felt really unsettling. Terrorism doing exactly what it should to my mind, I guess. I dont know what other Londoners think of this but the Underground always struck me as really really shit prepared in the case of an evacuation. It seems as though the rescue operations were really on the ball, but the way the stations are designed must be hell if you're stuck down there. The stations are dug down much deeper than, say, the metro in Paris. For instance, at Russel Square, 99% of people take the big ass elevators from ground level down onto the platform and vice versa. The other option is to go down this really narrow spiral staircase of about 300-400 steps, which I like to take because it feels like going down to the coal mines or something. I cant imagine what it must have been like evacuating people (injured or not), in addition to the shock and panic. The whole thing must be hell, apparently they are still pulling people out of the tunnel at the mo.

I have been back in Paris for 3 weeks now and i have wood.