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today I don’t have enough milk in my cereal simply because I ran out of milk.

why is this balance so hard to maintain?

Pink FloydDon’t Leave Me NowThe Wall

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Someone on campus is driving this sweet ride!

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WTF?!?!?

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Bruce Willis/Centurian/Maria De MedeirosZed’s Dead, Baby [Dialogue]/Bullwinkle Part IIPulp Fiction

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I never realized Poser was so popular in the Romance novel market

This is funny shit!

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250,000 Superballs?

http://www.bravia-advert.com/commercial/braviaextcommhigh.html

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…and its called “The Aristocrats!”

I believe the movie of the week will be The Aristocrats!

We’ll be starting at 7:45 as usual. Food and Drink are optional, but from what I can tell, this be a drinking movie!

Cee Lo/Lauryn Hill/SantanaDo You Like the WaySupernatural

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Thank You Interweb!

If there is someone on your friends list who makes your world a better place just because they exist and who you would not have met (in real life or not without the internet, then post this same sentence in your journal.

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We watched Halfaouine: Boy of the Terraces (or The Rooftop Hopper) last night. It was a film from Tunisia and really, I enjoyed it quite a lot. On the surface (and some may say, at its core, depending on your interpretation) it was a coming of age story about a boy, Noura, in those awkward stages between being a boy and a man. All the adults and young adults around him see him as still a child, but he has sincerely outgrown all the childlike games.

He learns about girls, gets overly curious and uses his youth to his advantage to investigate women more than he should be allowed (specifically, having his mother take him to the Turkish baths as if he was still younger, rather than going with his father like an adolescent).

There are some political issues at hand as well, but they were pretty underlying, and with my unfamiliarity with the Tunisian state of affairs at the time of this film.

The movie was funny and touching, and a little bit sexy. In an effort to apply it to class, however, I need to so a sort of adaptive

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470 Quantitative
490 Verbal
??? Analytical

MetallicaTo Live Is to Die…And Justice for All