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dong_resin
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06-04-2003 10:59 PM ET (US)
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My favorite thing to do is nonchalantly offer advice a good 10 seconds after the fact.
"Hey, watch out for the carpet" I'd call down to the twisted, cursing, eye-rolling body bellow.
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| adampsyche
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06-03-2003 02:14 PM ET (US)
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What, no movie?
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| ben
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06-03-2003 01:25 AM ET (US)
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I never in my life ever thought I would see the bb equivalent of rubbernecking.
Goodness.
Never a dull moment.
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| Farker Badcrumble
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06-02-2003 11:37 PM ET (US)
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If the injured neighbor dies (or will be in traction for many months), call me. I need an apartment, pronto, as the lease on the Tyne Avenue Squirrel Preserve expires at the end of the week.
Likewise, gentle readers, anyone who knows of an inexpensive apartment near MTSU, speak up. Nothin' fancy, as I will be on a Grad School Bachelor Cheapskate budget for the next year....
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| eyeballkid
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06-02-2003 07:09 PM ET (US)
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Seriously Brittney, I can't believe that you ran to your blog to post this, when you could have, instead, actually gotten up and walked out your door and pointed and laughed at your fallen neighbor.
Work on the priorities. Laughing at the injured is far far above blogging.
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06-02-2003 05:18 PM ET (US)
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Ouchie. Have you peeked out to check on your fallen neighbor or are you waiting for indications of grievous injury (sirens, death moans, funerary dirges, etc.)? Maybe you could sneak into your neighbor's apartment and snoop around while he/she is lying unconscious at the base of the stairs. You never know what you might find. Might make for a good story or two...
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