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goobs827

:: 2004 9 November :: 8.58pm

In the name of all that is good and holy...


Oh. My. God. This guy is mentally ill.

(i know i've been posting a lot of random shit lately but i'm enjoying myself)

:)

last one for the night promise
one tree hill time!

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goobs827

:: 2004 9 November :: 8.48pm
:: Music: spice girls-stop (was watching behind the music today...great stuff)

caught in a craze, it's just a phase, or will this be around forever?
"It breaks your heart. It is designed to break your heart. The game begins in the spring, when everything else begins again, and it blooms in the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings, and then as soon as the chill rains come, it stops and leaves you to face the fall alone. You count on it, rely on it to buffer the passage of time, to keep the memory of sunshine and high skies alive, and then just when the days are all twilight, when you need it most, it stops."

-- A. Bartlett Giamatti

wahhh, I miss baseball!!

though that's what this quote was intended to talk about, I feel like it can apply to so many other things too...many confusing, hard things we're all going through right now.

hang in there guys..
i love you all and i love talking to you all...thanks for keeping me going

<3

the end of the rainbow


dmlxoxo

:: 2004 8 November :: 4.12pm
:: Mood: pensive

ive been holding off on writing an entry until i found a reason or had something to write about, but i found that i was dragging it out too long- so i'll just write. so basically heres what ive been up to lately.


on friday i went into the city to hang out with one of my best friends from fire island, nick, and some of his friends. i took the train in and met them all at grand central station, and on the way there i was nervous the entire time, which i thought was bizarre because nick and i were so close this summer, i had nothing to be nervous about. i swear that the minute i saw him standing there, all of this excitment got stirred up in my heart, and i jumped and hugged him so tight. just when i had started to distance myself from the "summer obsession", i was reminded of why it had been so hard for me to do so. i remembered all of the memories, smiles, tears, dilemmas, heartbreaks, problems and every other aspect of life that we shared during the summer...and realzied that the reason they were so special was because of just that: we shared them. what made you smile made me happy, what made you cry made tears well up in my eyes- thats just how close we became, and i was reminded of all those things just by having nick within my line of vision. i spent the night hanging out in the city with his friends, who over the past weeks through talking to them and then finally getting to hang out with them, came to love and enjoy the company of each of them. in one of them [who i had met before], i found an amazing, caring person, who loves to listen, loves to talk, and most of all, cares about me. we can talk about anything, from the most serious problems, to the stupidest little stories, but no matter what it is, i find that i can always count on him to listen. in another, i found the guy with the most beautiful eyes, and a potential love in the future- but we'll see how that works out. and in the last, i found a guy who knows how to entertain me anytime, or correct me, whatever the case may be. basically to sum it up, i made 3 great new friends this weekend, who are really great each in their own way, and if this year goes as planned, i hope that these friendships will grow, because i think that having these guys as friends in my life could be a really good thing for me- one of the best i could really ask for right now at this point in time.




in other news, today in school we were informed that mr. smith passed away last night due to pneumonia, as well as a variety of other ailments. although mr. smith didnt really touch any of the lives of the kids in my grade, specifically, i know that he has affected kids in the grades ahead of me, and it was a very sad day for edgemont as a result of that. despite the fact that he retired this year from his position as principal, it never really sank in that he was gone- and now hes NEVER coming back. our grade will never be named. it was so hard today seeing mrs. shirken cry. the ice woman, the shirkenator, showing emotion...thats when it felt the most real. they flew the flags of every nation above the breezeways today and flew the american flag at half staff. although i dont feel like ive lost mr. smith as a person, i feel like our grade has lost the chance to get to know him, because from what i gather, he affected the lives of so many kids that came before us. so, on behalf of the sophomores of 2004-2005, we will remain "the class without a name", but along with that title comes a certain sadness, at least to me, because your absence will weigh heavy on our hearts and no doubt, will affect our high school years.

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goobs827

:: 2004 8 November :: 3.50pm
:: Music: mandy moore-were dancing (centerstage)

Found another one!


This one's a little bit funnier though.
I'll admit it took me a minute to actually get it (I just thought it was the U.S. and Canada)

Well, enjoy

<3, woohu's little angry democrat (and danielle of course)

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goobs827

:: 2004 7 November :: 10.17pm




the above is a map of all the states/regions before the civil war that were for/opposed to slavery. It appears nearly identical to the electoral map of the 2004 presidential election.
Red or Brown=for slavery (Bush)
Green=against slavery (Kerry)


a little bizarre...

a lot scary

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dmlxoxo

:: 2004 3 November :: 3.53pm
:: Mood: crushed

i still had a drop of hope left....
today is a day of mourning for the united states of america. george w. bush was elected president this afternoon, and this is one of the scariest moments i have ever lived through...honest to god. i have been on the verge of tears today at least 5 times, because i keep on feeling like at that moment that kerry pulled out of the race, all hope was lost of ever fixing this mess that bush created in his last 4 years in office. rather than feeling protected by my governemnt and the president, i feel like theyve put me and the country in harms way and feel in danger rather than in a state of saftey. im not going to get into this really as deeply as i feel i could, for the sake of my own sanity and as a way of preventing myself from reaching my breaking point...but id like to take a second to apologize to all of the people on behalf of the worst thing thats happened to america in a long time- "president" bush-that have been or will be hurt by his campaign. for every gay or lesbian person out there, im sorry. im sorry you have been denied the right to live as a "normal" human being would. you, just as every other person in the united states of america deserve the right to marriage, because nothing, not even the bible, should be able to come in the way of love. for every paralized person who couldve been saved by stem cell research, im sorry. and to every girl who has ever been raped or has had sex with a defective condom and ends up having an unwanted baby, im sorry.



well, it was your choice. another term full of "nucular weapons", "internetS", and more "groups of folks". america, welcome to the next four years.

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dmlxoxo

:: 2004 1 November :: 4.07pm
:: Mood: anxious

ROCK THE VOTE 2004 BIATCHHHH
K*E*R*R*Y**E*D*W*A*R*D*S






ANYBODY BUT BUSH---CHOOSE OR LOSE

the end of the rainbow


goobs827

:: 2004 21 October :: 9.57pm

Best. Picture. Ever...I miss last year :(

the end of the rainbow


goobs827

:: 2004 21 October :: 8.30pm
:: Mood: okay
:: Music: Gwen Stefani-What are you waiting for?

Take a chance you stupid ho...
:: 2003 26 October :: 10.08 am
:: Mood: relieved
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the art of losing
wow. we lost. but im not going to sit here and mope and complain, as there are many things to blame it on. lack of clutch hitting, bad relief work by ahem jose, errors, the hugeness of joe robbie stadium. these are all things that if made opposite, the yankees could have easily won the series. but they didnt, so why try to justify the past and whats already happened. true fans will say "wow that was an amazing season, we'll get em next year, hey we beat boston" and thats what it was like being in yankee stadium, in my opinion, one of the top 5 most amazing places on this earth, as that ground ball by posada was thrown to first (or was he tagged out, idk i didnt watch) and the marlins started celebrating, not one of us shed a tear. everyone was proud of the boys for the crazy ride they had gone through this year, and the way they managed to pull that club together and get this far. am i sad? yes, do i wish they would have won? yes, am i dissapointed in the players? absolutely not. the yankees and their fans pride and dignity cannot be shaken by any loss, not even in the world series, at home, without any runs, to an expansion team, yes an expansion team. the yankees have been around for a century. the tradition behind that team is so amazing, and the fact that they can have a classic-go-down-in-history-come-from-way-behind win in the bottom of the 11th at home in game 7 of the alcs against boston the second best team in baseball, shows that the heart, soul, and talent of the yankees cannot be touched by any loss not even in the world series, at home, without any runs, to an expansion team. I am so happy that this year i finally followed my liking for the yankees. im really surprised though at how much i learned and how much i really love baseball and that team. and even though my first year as a serious fan didn't end nessesarily the best way, i could not be any happier. so on monday and tuesday and when i go to miami, i will wear my baseball cap with great pride because i dont feel more proud wearing anything else. as joe dimaggio said "id like to thank the good lord for making me a yankee" :)

so congratulations yankees on an amazing season...you deserved all of it. and dont blame yourselves or anything else. its okay to lose every once in a while, it only makes you stronger and better. good luck and your fans will be waiting your return when the 2004 yankees are goin all the way again, and this time winning :)



^^^My post after the Yanks lost the world series a year ago. Obviously things are a little different than they were then. There was no dramatic game 7 win. Boston beat us. But reading that sort of gives me a glimmer of hope that I'll be able to get over this sooner than I thought. I've accepted that the Sox (gulp..) DESERVED to win this. They fought their mfing asses off and played with so much heart.

Losing is okay. Crushing, heartbreaking, go-down-in-history, potential curse breaking losses, are okay...

We just haven't had 86 years of practice. :)

So, we'll see you in 05 Yanks. I can't fucking wait. It's gonna be another crazy, amazing year. I'm so grateful to have something like this to look forward to, follow, and be passionate about. I'm happy to experience something like this so young to get used to crushing losses. Hopefully there won't be many more soon. Things are gonna be a little more boring without a game to watch every night, but hey, there's always next year.

AND GO CARDINALS!

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goobs827

:: 2004 20 October :: 11.53pm
:: Mood: shocked

I just cannot comprehend this situation.

What.
Just.
Happened.

I'm in a complete state of shock right now.

We just made history. Bad fucking history.

How could this happen?
3-0...3-0...3-0....3-0
CHOKE
3-4
I'm like feeling so many emotions right now, it hasn't really hit me. And I know I'm being selfish so much, but this is just miserable. I'm not going to go near a newspaper, news channel or any sports website for weeks, in fear of seeing them shitting all over our field and tainting it forever. I'm going to implode right now.

This is a bad day.
Really bad.
At least I have my other diehards to comiserate with.

All I can say is:
Go Cardinals

I really don't know what to do with myself.

On a light note, Brett just randomly i-med me...he's so nice, why did he move?

okay, things absolutely suck right now.

Where do I go from here?

OMFG this is disgusting

I hate David Ortiz, I hate Johnny Damon, I hate Kevin Brown, I hate Kevin Millar, I hate ground rule doubles, I hate umpires, I hate blown saves, I hate Curt Schilling, I hate Tim Wakefield, I hate Bronson Arroyo, I hate Terry Francona, I hate Red Sox fans

and I fucking HATE Bill Mueller

And I hate everything right now.

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