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2002-05-07 ± 3:57 p.m.
grind grind grind grind grind grind grind grind
15 teaching days til freedom. I think that each person is alotted one "bumper sticker" car...which they are required to outfit with those mass produced stickers that encapsulate the snowflake-like unique-ness they strive to showcase. When I was in high school I had a powder blue dodge shadow...it was my bumper sticker car. I had three stickers: 1. greatfull dead dancing bears (cute I know and I do dig them, but I've never even owned a CD). 2. A sticker that boldly asked "why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing people is wrong?" 3. A patriotically colored rectangle which cleverly demanded "friends don't let friends vote Republican." so I guess that was me. When I graduated high school I de-stickered my car in preparation for my coming of age. I don't know if you can imagine the feeling when the sticker burden is lifted. I was en-lightened. My 17 year old sister is currently in Michigan rollin in my mother's old 89 cougar...her bumper sticker car. For her it's "do not wash. this car is undergoing a scientific test." and "you have to be pretty secure to drive a car like this." public service announcement: You will be judged by any and all things you voluntarily stick to your vehicle.
what's love got to do with it? - 2004-09-29 noquierosoyabogada - 2004-09-21 I do not aspire to be cast in a lawyer joke - 2004-02-10 update - 2003-11-04 girl...you'll be a woman...soon. - 2003-08-12
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