MadamMillie

ugh...this is right down the street from my office, my walk to work from the metro on fri should be interesting... DID YOU KNOW THAT................FOX TV AND HOT 99.5 PRESENT THE WASHINGTON, DC AMERICAN IDOL AUDITIONS at the Round House Theatre Bethesda, Friday, August 22, 2003. Registration Line cannot form before 5am. The entire block of 7501 Wisconsin property will remain closed until 5am on Friday. Joe Ragan will be there with coffee and munchies. Registration for the auditions will begin at 7am sharp. Need more info................www.round-house.org www.hot995.com 5 am!!!

:blown: thanks vic:kiss2: bring ricardo out this weekend, havent seen him in ages

egg's always a freak:rolleyes: sitting on the can is definitely a guy thing. i had an ex who'd read maxim and crutchfield catalogs

do i get some kind of prize?? only took me almost 3 years:rolleyes:

part 1 is better. but all in all neither is stellar, IMO

yay!! krishy poo's bday!!! i'll be there!!! joe too!! the green laser!! heehee hopefully?!?! you better be here sep 13, else i know someone who'll be VERY disappointed. btw, matt's coming down here that weekend too.

i liked david gale a lot but thought it was pretty predictable. but i do have to say that laura linney annoys the hell out of me, dont really know why.

yes there's always a few near your new pen ken (heehee, it rhymes!), in that alleyway just after city bikes. but living in DC rocks.

i've taken the washington deluxe bus, it's awesome and it runs frequently, not the weird times you're talking about. shows movies, picks up/drops off in farragut and in union station in DC and at penn station in ny.

i miss me some sundays at modern:( madhatter is where my friend julie met her fiance dan. i think she got extremely drunk that night and puked and it was love at first sight. or something. that and they're both redheads.

:eek: mazi?!?! I'M THERE

thats AWESOME!!! heehee, no morning-after-awkwardness or shit to deal w/, he's just dead! course cleanup would be a bitch

EWWWWWWWWWWW....ok today there's a cricket s-l-o-w-l-y creeping across the floor here at starbucks:(:( i'm a bug-a-phobe

so is that code for actually she doesnt really but being a supportive girlfriend she'll come along anyway?? i take that back though, she's come a long long way in 2 years

whateva! whateva!

but the real question if you get extremely hammered at a wedding is if you got lucky?? :D

what do y'all usually do? i usually do the registry b/c they obviously want whatever it is they've registered for and it's a bit more personal than cash, in my opinion.

there's a dead cricket in the bathroom here at starbucks

krishy poo you've QUITE improved!!! i really mean it! sure there were a few slips here and there but you corrected them quickly and had a nice track selection, especially when you started to get dark & dirty right around 1045 or so. yay for k the rammer!!

i miss your bitingly saracastic witticisms walker

amy likes psytrance???

that pic is disturbing. my sophomore (i think?) year of college, we had a local fanatic set herself on fire on the main walk of campus to make a point/stance about something...she died.

<img src="http://images.quizilla.com/1033755435_obs_result.jpg" border="0" alt=""><br>You are "the Bobs". You are "the Bobs". You are basically in a position of power. With the ability to fire people at will, you can make them do almost anything you want. Like forcing someone to lie about their true feelings for adult contemporary artists. i love it!!!

good lord... LAWRENCE, Massachusetts (AP) -- This city's superintendent of schools, who recently put two dozen teachers on unpaid leave for failing a basic English proficiency test, has himself flunked a required literacy test three times. Wilfredo T. Laboy called his failing scores "frustrating" and "emotional." He blamed his performance on a lack of preparation and concentration, as well as the fact that Spanish is his first language. "It bothers me because I'm trying to understand the congruence of what I do here every day and this stupid test," Laboy told The Eagle-Tribune of Lawrence in a story published Sunday. "What brought me down was the rules of grammar and punctuation," Laboy said. "English being a second language for me, I didn't do well in writing. If you're not an English teacher, you don't look at the rules on a regular basis." State Education Commissioner David P. Driscoll said he is aware of Laboy's troubles with the test, but would not say how many chances Laboy would be given to pass or what the consequences of another failure could be. He said Laboy was doing an excellent job leading the district, and is getting more time to prepare for the test. But he added, "He's going to have to pass. ... The situation will only get serious if he goes much longer without passing." Since 1998, all Massachusetts educators -- from teachers to superintendents -- have had to pass the Communications and Literacy Skills Test, which measures basic reading and writing skills, including vocabulary, punctuation, grammar, spelling and capitalization. Laboy, who receives a 3 percent pay hike this month that will raise his salary to $156,560, recently put 24 teachers on unpaid administrative leave because they failed a basic English test.

i DIG the honey mustard chicken salad from quizno's...yum yum!