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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

More things

Oh boy, more things about me.

  1. I was over at Christy's yesterday, and she was talking about Mike Reno of Loverboy, and I remembered... back when I was a kid, I soooo wanted to be him. I thought he was the coolest. And I wanted a pair of red leather pants, like he had on the cover of that album, "Get Lucky." I never got the pants.

    But. Back in those days, there were a few notable clothing purchases made simply because I wanted to be like the cool guy in the video...

    OK, I remember this well, because it was hard to find a grey and purple striped tie. But I found one. After months of trolling the local Chess King [and whatever other hip young man mall stores were at the time], I managed to find what I was looking for. I found the damned tie. Why this particular tie? I wanted to be like the guys in this video for I Can Dream About You (and whoa, check out the young Diane Lane!). Yes, I know the guys in the vid didn't sing the song... I just wanted to cultivate that look.

    Oh! And I also remember having a hard time finding a white tie and the right colored blue shirt... so I could be like Simon LeBon (well, all of Duran Duran, but I really wanted to be Simon) in the video for Is there something I should know? Yes indeed, I strutted around in my slick blue shirt and white tie (tucked in, of course, just like in the vid!).

    Needless to say, neither of those looks really worked on me. I was still a big nerd.


  2. I have problems saying the word "girl." Seriously. I don't have this problem with any other word, but when I try to say "girl," it sounds more like "gull." So, usually when I say that word, you'll hear me pause for a second, because I have to make a concious effort to enunciate the erl sound.


  3. Oh, hey, I just remembered this... apparently, I have a slight lisp. Sometimes. I personally have never noticed it, but then again, I never listen to what I'm saying. (most other people don't, either... lol)


  4. Oh yeah, this is a good one that I always seem to forget... I was raised as a Catholic. I even went to CCD as a kid (as an adult, I can't even remember what CCD stands for, but I know it was like, religion classes at night for kids... or something like that). The only thing I remember from CCD was that once, we were asked to draw what we thought God looked like. My God looked like a sailor in his dress whites, for some reason.

    Obviously, I'm not religious any more, but my mother still is. Like, she goes to church multiple times a week. And she makes sure that I have rosary beads in my car. But me? I never really "bought" religion. I distinctly remember that, even at a young age, I was having problems reconciling the story of Noah's Ark. I mean, really, two of everything? Everything? On one boat? Really? Nawwwww! From there, the rest just fell apart. For me, anyway.


Well, that's 50 out of my 100. Whooaaaaah, we're halfway there.

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