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Educated_Insolence
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Name: HTee
Country: United States
State: Michigan
Metro: Detroit
Birthday: 4/23/1985
Gender: Female
Interests: Brooding, mystery, figuring out why people do the things they do, my religion, my family, my family's psyche, how a television works, why i have avoidance issues
Expertise: at risk of sounding pompous...it's grammar. need anything edited?
Occupation: Marketing
Industry: Legal
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Website: visit my website
AIM:  sushichan23
Member Since:
11/6/2005
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| And they say to lose a close friend is like losing a part of yourself.
I guess that's true. Is it still true if you've stopped caring? It's
like, if you lost a friend in the middle of the woods and no one was
around to hear it...would i still care?
after nearly 11 years of friendship with the last person of my
childhood im still in contact with, i believe it's time to let go.
don't be sad. in the grand scheme things none of this will matter.
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| we all need strawberry fields forever.
living is easy when your eyes are closed.
it doesnt matter much to me.
nothing to get hung about.
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| So as of now, I am at a loss as to what my xanga will be about. I get
too many of these online journals and never use them and then am
scolded for wasting precious web space--because obviously there isn't
enough to go around. I don't need a journal to rant to, I have friends
for that...I'm not much the information/knowledge instructing
type...I couldn't care enough for that...
I'm more the contemplative, philosophical type who is over-analytical
and tells it pretty much like it is...or rather...pretty much how I see
it should be...
So, I suppose I'll use this xanga as a makeshift analysis of
individuals i encounter and their situations...this may be construed as
a type of life instruction and if that's how you'll take it then so be
it. Let me begin with an issue currently distracting many: the Superbowl.
To all you manly men of all men's men out there rolling your eyes
thinking "oh great, it's another ignorant feminist bashing on one of
the greatest sport events of all time" i tell you this: shut up. I am
neither ignorant, nor a feminist, nor do i hate sports. I'm actually a
fan *hint--fan NOT fanatic* of baseball, hockey, cricket, and REAL
football. There is no problem with the Superbowl really except for the
fact that people treat it as if going to it was like making pilgrimage.
People, please. Yes, I realize it's considered a once in a lifetime
opportunity, but my lifetime can honestly go without a visit to the
Superbowl. It's a great game, I'm a college American football fan
myself, but I just do not care to be at the Superbowl or even WATCH it.
Why? It doesn't matter--just let it go that I, a born and raised
American, do not wish to attend the Hajj of the NFL. Nobody actually
goes there to watch the game anyway. I'd rather stay at home and flip
to the Superbowl when commercials come on, then back to Jurassic Park
on channel 4.
Honestly, this is just an example of how eager people are to follow the crowd. I had this discussion with a friend of mine:
Me: so you're a football fan?
Him: nah, not really.
Me: *pause* sooo why are u going to the superbowl?
Him: how can you ask that?? it's the Superbowl!
Me: you are a prime example of the product of an American education
It's like that one Simpsons episode where Homer sees a huge line and
gets behind it simply because it's so long, saying "With a line this
long, it's gotta be good," only to find out that at the end of the wait
is an old lady insulting people...yeah.
The Superbowl is really an old lady insulting people...
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