sass attack.

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  Oh, that's so cool. :D
  I've been really busy, too.
  I've had tons of homework every night. And all kinds of other stuff.
  I've been playing a lot of Sims, as well. I'm addicted. :3

  crooked smile., March 2nd, 2008 at 02:57:37pm

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  not much. sick.

  XxRIPTHEREVxX, February 27th, 2008 at 08:15:18pm

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  hey. how are you?

  XxRIPTHEREVxX, February 26th, 2008 at 07:58:40pm

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  Hahaha, that's still pretty awesome!
  So, what have you been up to lately?

  crooked smile., February 26th, 2008 at 07:47:47pm

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  I loved Sailor Moon, too! I used to watch it all the time.
  I'm jealous. I would've loved one of those outfits. :3
  
  And thanks. :] It is full of win.

  crooked smile., February 23rd, 2008 at 09:16:51pm

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  That's so cool. :] I honestly wish I cared less, but it's so hard.
  Speaking of colored tights, when I was in 6th grade, I had these bright pink tights that I'd wear all the time. People were all :O about them, but they were so cool.
  I used to be more bold about it. Next year I'm at the high school though, so I'm gonna change up my clothes a little, and hopefully I'll re-gain that confidence.
  And rotfl about the ninja shoes. Moccasins are popular at my school. Like the kind Native Americans wore? It's sort of strange.

  crooked smile., February 22nd, 2008 at 09:16:18am

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  Ahahaha. That sounds like it was fun. :]
  People would absolutely freak out if I did that to my hair.
  My school is so generic. >.< For the majority, nobody tries to break the trends and try something a little different.

  crooked smile., February 19th, 2008 at 06:11:05pm

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  I can imagine that would be a big change.
  A lot of people at my school are transferring to private schools for high school, which for us starts next year.
  I'm so used to public school, I really wouldn't be comfortable at one of those schools.
  And btw, the pink in your hair is really awesome. :]

  crooked smile., February 16th, 2008 at 11:56:51am

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  Oh, wow.
  That's pretty much ridiculous.
  I don't like a lot of teachers at my school, and a lot of them let people get away with stuff like that, but not that much.

  crooked smile., February 14th, 2008 at 08:10:30pm

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  Aw man, that's really bad.
  I can't beleive the teacher would allow them to talk like that right in front of you. That's so freaking inconsiderate. >.<
  I hate how people totally don't pay attention to what they say and where they say it.

  crooked smile., February 11th, 2008 at 07:33:15pm

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  dear mikkey,
  
  how does he manage to ace the subject but have disappointing test scores?
  
  i know! i couldn't believe it when i got there. i expected it to be like, practically glitering.
  
  yeah, i started school last august. x]
  
  love, courtenay.

  ryan ross., February 11th, 2008 at 04:33:40pm

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  dear mikkey,
  
  actually, most of it was really dirty. only the huge attractions were that clean. it definitely took away from the whole beauty of it.
  
  i'm going to have to tell him, then, if i ever get to meet him!
  i know, man, it's absolutely terrible. i don't even know what would make someone think of that.
  
  does your brother talk a lot in her class or something?
  
  love, courtenay.

  ryan ross., February 9th, 2008 at 08:16:31pm

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  That's cool. :]
  World War 2 is my favorite era to learn about, actually. Have you ever seen the old black-and-white movie, The Longest Day? It's about D-Day, it's really cool.
  I hate it when people are like that. Unfortunately, I think I might be like that occasionally. XD But only when I'm talking about something I really like.

  crooked smile., February 7th, 2008 at 04:37:48pm

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  dear mikkey,
  
  when i was in fourth grade, they made us take regional history, so i learned all about my state and the ones surrounding me.
  
  i'm sure you know more than that. or, at least, it wouldn't be hard to find out.
  
  and, yeah, i got back from paris monday. it was so good, man. there's so much there. and the eiffel tower is massive. like, it's so huge, i didn't even realize. my hotel was on the other side of the city, and i could still see the top half. and we went up to the top of it. that was amazing. i'm so glad i'm not scared of heights, because it would really have sucked to miss that view. like, it was seriously breathtaking.
  
  have you seen national treasure 2? that's like, one of my favorite movies, especially riley. and there's this one part where he's flying this remote helicopter around a statue of liberty there. it was my goal to see that and i did, on the last day. i couldn't get a very good view of it, but it was so cool.
  
  and jim morrison's grave, i went there, too. my dad tried to raise me with his music and the doors were the only band that actually stuck, so it was really cool to see him. they had it all gated off. apparently, people used to sleep there and stuff. eventually, someone had stolen the top part of the gravestone, so they put the gate up. my teacher left a bit of his grandmother's ashes and some kid's hair there. there was also this gravestone of some poor guy whose last name was literally bastard. it would suck so much to have that name, man. and on the outside, there were stakes and barbed wire to make sure no one could get it. it was so crazy.
  
  and, yeah, i did go, so you didn't make a fool of yourself. and even if i hadn't, you wouldn't have. :]
  
  love, courtenay.

  ryan ross., February 6th, 2008 at 06:31:10pm

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  dear mikkey,
  
  yeah, probably. you'd still think he would notice, though. that's just too weird.
  
  pennsylvania's in the east. like, just look at a map. it's shaped like a rectangle, sort of. and the europeans originally settled it, so that's probably why. it was either the dutch or the english, i think. they named it after william penn, i think? either the state was named after him or his name was william pitt and the city/college was. no idea which.
  
  love, courtenay.

  ryan ross., February 5th, 2008 at 07:32:38pm