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On Wednesday I was working a closing shift at the Cheesecake factory, which is exciting...kind of. You know, moving up in the restaurant, getting closing sections, buddying with Omid. Blah Blah Blah. However it wasnt that exciting this specific night, because...I'll tell you why.
First of all I made Mike aware that I was not feeling well at the beginning of the shift. You see wonderful full head of red hair Sarah got me ill. Because she cant go a day without kisses. Who can blame her right? Anyway, so I start off really ill and then about ten minutes later I start breaking out in hives!!!! An allergic reaction to which I believe is from my laundry detergent. Anyway I have hives all over my body. So, there was no lets get you home or can I do anything for you, it was,"Stop touching it!", "EWWW," "Do you want some claritin." Which was from the wonderful Lindsay, who is the only one that tried helping me because of her horrific past experiences. I have just lost all respect for corporate management. Any where I go I seem to find the most unsympathetic, selfish bastards. I think your employees health is more imprortant then the smoothness of the fucking restaurant. Yeah I was pretty upset. On top of that, I missed an audition because the management couldnt get me out of D7 on a Thursday lunch by three! I sold three hundred dollars! What the fuck is wrong with this place! I hate it. Those are my only words. I need flexibilty just like they ask from us, I expect it from them. I am ready to write my two weeks notice. If the money wasnt good I would've done it a while ago. I just need to find an alternate way of income. So the moral of the story is no matter where you go...corporations are the fuckin death of the working man. Fuck the man for always getting us down.
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Saturday, July 16th, 2005
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Graduate lands MTV reality show
by Jay Langley
July 15, 2005
No cell phones. No IPods. No Britney Spears. Sarah Bray, a 2003 Tech graduate, went back to in time as part of MTV's new reality series "The 70's House."
The premise of MTV's new reality show is a "Real World" style show, with a 70's theme. Twelve young people are put in a house without the amenities of 2005. They must wear 70's clothes, talk 70's lingo, and compete in 70's-style competitions. The competitions include roller-derby dance-offs and 70's-style game shows. In the end whoever survives the competition will walk away with prizes provided by Hewlitt Packard.
Bray who, graduated with a degree in theatre, said she did not know what to expect before the competition began.
"I heard it was a retro reality show," Bray said. "But I had no idea it was going to be a 70's theme."
Due to contractual obligations Bray could not say how far she made it in the competition.
She said she is happy that the producers shed her in a positive light.
"On 'The Real World' they concentrate on the drama between the housemates. But on this show the producers are more concerned with the competitions side of the show."
Besides a few embarrassing moments, Bray said she enjoyed her time on the show.
"I cannot dance at all. That was a little embarrassing," she said. "But it was one of the most fun experiences of my life."
She made some life-long friends on the show, she said
"I talk to Hailley, Ashley and Geo almost everyday."
Her time on the show has made it easier for her to get into the entertainment business, Bray said.
"It definitely has helped me get my foot in the door," she said.
Bray loves the theater, she said, but she is trying to figure out where she fits into the entertainment business.
Andrew Severyn from Tempe, Ariz. was another member of the cast of "The 70's House." Severyn and Bray started dating after the show stopped shooting. Severyn said he enjoyed his time on the show.
"It was great to meet new people," Severyn said. "I got to meet Sarah who eventually became my girlfriend, so that's pretty awesome."
Severyn said he would do the show again.
"I probably talked too much trash on the show to people who I am now friends with," he said. "That is probably the only thing I would change."
Terri Bray said at first she was worried about her daughter Sarah appearing on an MTV show.
"I wasn't sure about it because MTV is not one of my favorite stations," Terri Bray said. "But Sarah assured me that it would be okay. I am pretty satisfied with the show."
Terri Bray said acting has always been a passion in her daughter's life.
"We moved around a lot when she was a kid because her father is in the military," she said. "I think Sarah found her nitch at new schools by performing in plays."
MTV's "The 70's House" airs Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m.
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Wednesday, July 13th, 2005
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So another normal day at the Cheesecake Factory, right?
WRONG!
The day started off as usual, me in a good mood, dancing and frolicking like an intoxicated fairy. And of course your tip usually reflects your service and attitude right? Sometimes. Mostly. Ehh. Sometimes. However, out here in wonderful Westlake Village where extremely well-to-do white men live with their plastic wives and their leased BMW's, the tips are not as good as a wealthy man would normally give. Just for starters I thought I'd give you that head ups. But there is a real story here. And it starts now...
About 2 O'clock my super sensitive nose catches scent of something i have not smelled since high school. The smell of flowers and heavy make-up. The aroma of used condoms and Paul Mitchell hairspray. The formidable scent of abercrombie 8 and 99 cent glitter. That smell is non other than Baby prostitute. As my nose follows the smell my head turns to the front of the restaurant where the hostess stand is and i lay my eyes on a plethera of Baby prostitutes and adolescent whores. Of course they are walking in to their own beat (probably Kelly Clarkson-Hazel Eyes) with their superficial salon grown blonde hair swaying from side to side and their Hollister flip flops smacking the ground... all the while their over done eye liner is clumping with their target brand mascara and the smell of Curious by Britney Spears kills on the first inhale from a male.
It was my first Sweet Sixteen Party!
At first you'd think i'd be happy getting a table of hopeful young fans of the 70's house, but no there were many. And then I realized that they were going the other way from my section so an anvil of relief was lifted off my chest.
So they ate...
They laughed...
they gossiped...
they all shared a mini salad...
all 12 of them...
its not easy being a baby prostitute.
Any, at the end of the meal the dad gets up and says, "Honey your present is outside."
I was all excited I was like, "I hope its pony."
Boy was I wrong.(head shaking)
This girl walks out to a Mercedes Benz with a bow on the hood...
(silence)
(jaw drop)
(confused look)
(angry face)
(silence)
WHAT THE FUCK!
"Happy sixteen honey heres a brand new car!"(sarcastic mom voice)
Yeah... theres my day, I would almost be jealous but that girl will never learn any value of life or any responsibilty. But nonetheless, what...the...fuck?!!??
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Lost in the '70s
A dozen members of the iPod generation confront a challenging, new reality as they step back in time on MTV's 'The '70s House'and cope without today's gadgetry
BY KEVIN McDONOUGH
Kevin McDonough is a freelance writer
July 3, 2005
We've all seen this "reality" before. Or have we? Twelve photogenic young people arrive at a designated location ready to outwit and outlast. But this time, their "real" world consists of a humble split-level ranch with a shagadelic interior decor.
Bert (Bil Dwyer), dressed for an ancient episode of "Let's Make a Deal," greets them at the door, brandishing a clunky microphone and shouting each guest's name and astrological birth sign. Jaws drop and eyes bulge as the unsuspecting players make their way into the sunken living room. Welcome to "The '70s House" (debuting Tuesday at 10:30 p.m.), MTV's new experiment in mind games and competitive cohabitation.
Expecting to appear on "The Real World," or "Road Rules," the kids are shocked to discover that they must immerse themselves in the music, food and fads of 30 years ago. They must study '70s history and lore, and, worse, they must get up and dance the Hustle every time the song blares from speakers placed throughout the house. But before they do, their host, Dawn (Natasha Leggero), demands that they divest themselves of their cell phones, PDAs, iPods and other technical devices from a time now referred to as "the 2000s."
The makers of "The '70s House" felt that this technological deprivation would be at least half the joke. According to MTV senior vice president Jessica Samet, the producers knew "it would be funny to watch kids all born in the 1980s having to live in the '70s and having to live without all of the things they are used to."
While one contestant, Andrew, 19, contends that he had "a blast" in the house, he was challenged by his parents' technology. He'd seen a rotary phone only once, "as a prop in a play I was in." Relying on the single phone "was really bad. ... I couldn't call my mom if I was having a bad day in the '70s." And to make matters worse, "the girls seemed to figure out right away, and they were always on it."
According to Samet, the contestants had phone problems beyond the slowness of the rotary dial. They had a hard time calling their friends because "all of their numbers are stored in their cell phones."
Andrew found phonographs equally mysterious. "I had no idea what I was doing. Every time I would turn a little knob, ... [the needle] would go up and go back down." And having grown used to his iPod, he couldn't acclimate to the more leisurely pace of spinning platters. "We're from the microwave generation. We want things right away. We don't want to wait around until the needle settles."
While he'll never become a vinyl fan, Andrew left "The '70s House" with an appreciation for what he now considers "the great music of the 1970s" and an increased disdain for contemporary artists such as Britney Spears. The first thing he bought after returning to 2005 was a Simon and Garfunkel CD.
But the show is not only about "Feelin' Groovy." Tension arrives in the form of competitions and weekly eliminations. The voice of a man named Oscar announces each new challenge via a vintage speakerphone. Think Charlie of "Charlie's Angels." In episode one, the housemates are required to compete in a basketball game, dressed in short shorts, clunky sneakers, headbands and other regalia out of the old American Basketball Association, even using its tricolor ball. At the last minute they discover they'll be playing in front of a contemporary high school crowd, that jeers at the outlandish outfits.
In a future episode, the housemates take disco dancing lessons from Deney Terrio, choreographer for "Saturday Night Fever," only to find that their dance competition takes place at a hip-hop club, where their prairie dresses and one-piece jumpsuits raise eyebrows, to say the least.
The contestants also compete in trivia contests modeled on '70s game shows and presided over by Bert and Dawn. A veteran of the spoof show "Joe Schmo II" and a guest star on an upcoming episode of "Reno 911," Leggero plays Dawn with mellow aplomb. "For Dawn," Leggero says, "everything is chill ... nothing is going to get you down."
But while Dawn is always having a nice day, Samet is bummed out by the players' scant knowledge of '70s history. "They are totally clueless. They thought the [Iranian] hostage crisis took place in Canada. They think America's bicentennial was in 1972 and that Eisenhower was president during the '70s." Their lack of knowledge even extended to one of the most popular tunes of the classic-rock era. In a fill-in-the blank test, they were asked to complete the song title, "Stairway to ____." "Oddly enough, one of them thought the answer was 'Miami,'" Samet observes ruefully. "We had a lot of moments."
Despite such "setbacks," Leggero found the atmosphere upbeat. "I was prepared for them to think the '70s were gross. But every time we threw something at them, they all got excited."
Just don't ask about the food. One female housemate complained that she gained 10 pounds from the steady diet of Swanson's frozen dinners. And "they complained that it took 25 minutes to cook the dinners because there were no microwaves," Samet says.
But there were some upsides to the technological downgrade. According to Samet, the lack of gadgetry forced house members to "sit around and talk and read magazines and books, and do things that they were not used to doing."
The MTV executive seemed genuinely surprised by how much the contestants liked wearing polyester outfits from the Ford and Carter years. "We looked for the worst clothes of the 70s ... the worst," Samet says.
But don't tell that to Andrew. Now that he's back in the present, his future might entail a wilder wardrobe and wider collars. "I would love to wear leisure suits around all of the time," says Andrew, birth sign Cancer. "I think they look pimp."
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Saturday, June 25th, 2005
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P spouted that out of his mouth with honesty, integrity, and candor. So Geo, filmed the like 3 minute preview after the premiere of Real World-Austin. Which I might add is fuckin amazing. Just completely stellar. So I took some pictures off of the television screen because I cant get the photos off of mtv.com. That particular 3 minute review is just awesome, it really captures the energy and tenseness of the show.
This is me dancing with Denny(Disco Fever) Terrio.
And me jumping out of bed with a stranger... ahem ahem to do the hustle.
and my wonderful beautiful girlfriend sarah, who is by far the hottest and classiest on the show.
Oh, and this is me and Joey walking into a school in the ghetto for a competition...
And one more doing a 70's style booty dance under a bridge of man.
I know I talk about this show a lot, its just because nothing of this caliber has ever happened to me before, so I am very excited and I just cant fuckin wait for this shit to air. Thank you for your time...
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As a child i've never owned a cable box...never! All 19 years of my life i've never had the priveledge, nay, the opportunity to watch cable television. On top of that we had an extremely dodgy antenna that was held up by aluminum foil and the worlds finest tupperware. So if the day was good and the airwaves were clear we could pick up the tail end of Dino the Last Dinosaur or Duck Tales (Ah Woo Ooo)! Yeah... I went there. So naturally, we(Ryan, Nicole, and I) spent a lot of time outside. Whether it playing Ghostbusters or a friendly game of basketball with the neighboring kids. Anyway, the point is, is that television was never an important factor in our adolecsent lives, we never counted on it to help us through our days or even use it as an excuse to not do our homework.
I remember always telling people how I dont watch television and how i'm "not that big on tv." People always seemed impressed so I figured I wasnt missing much...
Little did I know, I was missing a huge factor in my adolecsent life. That little part in your teenage years that you could talk about with your friends, or find in common with a random girl you want to hook up with. Television is wonderful and I have found a new love... Reality Television!
You see, I got cable yesterday. And now I can watch all the Mtv and Bravo I want. Best Birthday ever!
So heres my take on some of the old and new reality shows on television. Date My Mom and Room Raiders are two of my least favorite reality shows but for some reason always end up watching them. But either way, there are like a million other reality shows i'd rather watch.
"I Want To Be A Hilton," is one of my new favorite shows. They some how find the most untactful, white-trashed, ridiculously entertaining bunch ever. These people have no etiquette, no prior experience with fine foods or wine, and have absolutely no idea what to do in a more refined setting. The first episode they of course all meet and the teams have to Host a party filled with Kathy Hiltons friends. But theres a twist, only one of them is going into the party from each team. And that one person missed the crash course on etiquette and proper dining because they were out buying a gift for Mrs. Hilton. Anyway, to make a long story short they both were rednecks, who didnt know what wine to order with what food. They had to eat Es Cargot and one of them didnt eat it and openly showed his disgust, although he never tried it. So funny. But there is only one reason I wrote this entry. One of the girls is asian and I believe is from Florida. She comes wearing this shiney Texas flag jacket that I swear one of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders has worn. And as soon as she meets everyone in a public place she starts singing. And I didnt think much of it, until later in the episode.
The losing team had a chance to explain to Kathy who was showing more team effort and was being more of a team player. And some people were argueing about the most trivial things and some were ligit, but this was the first competition so they were all lame arguments. But anyway after they all got their rage out kathy asks if their is anything else anyone would like to say. And this Asian girl says, rather sings this, "Some people wait a lifetime, for a moment like this..." Just fuckin sings it, doesnt say anything, just fuckin sings.
Everyone is looking at eachother like, "What the Fuck!!!??" And Kathy says, "Okay, anyway."
What the FUCK!!! Who the hell does that? I mean is this some lame attempt to start some half ass singing career? I laughed so loud my neighbors were laughing. Thank you Ann for making my day a Hilton Day.
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Thursday, June 16th, 2005
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http://www.mtv.com/onair/dyn/the_70s_house/series.jhtml
Go to this page and look at the all beautiful cast for the 70's House that premieres July 5th at 10:30 eastern time. Which is 7:30 our time. Which is awesome. SO take a look and dont forget to look at the Red Head Sarah. She is my wonderful girlfriend who never seems to smile. I made her smile maybe twice in the months we've been together. And supposedly thats pretty good. Alright. Im out.
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Today was a good day...
Not only did I get to hang out with my wonderful cousin Sharleanna(Aka Sexy Dance Party Crew) but I got to see the producers of the show and talk to them for a short while. I gave them the videos Geo and I made about the cast. Oh and they were stoked to see the Edward Forty Hands pictures. The best part about it was Cara said, "we're still editing it, and I get to see you everyday!"
"sick of me yet?"
"actually, no. you're going to be happy with the finshed product."
Fucking fresh, now i'm even more excited than I was before. Yayy(Clapping hands)
I told them Corey and I did a shoot together and that I still love him with all my heart. It was cute.
Anyway, so before that I went to Qmodels to get a new modeling agency and I showed them some pictures, professional and normal ones. She looks at it and then walks into the "other room." i fucking love when they walk into the other room, its so suspensful. Anyway, she comes back and says, we dont want you for print, we want you for commercials, here is our card, call us later on today and we'll arrange a meeting.
...then I walked out.
Just like that, fast and easy. Sweet, so I meet up with them on Tuesday of next week after my meeting with my dance agency. Oh its a lovely day. Tuesday.
Well one more beer before work and I swear off drinking and smoking for six weeks, while I get back in shape. If you wanna jump on the band wagon? you are welcome.
So long drinking and smoking... i will miss both of you dearly...
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Wednesday, April 27th, 2005
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So his new full length is out and its supposedly delicious. From what i've heard on the net, its the new "Rocking The Suburbs." Fuck yeah! And he's wearing my shirt! "Ahh this is just too good?"(Syndrome voice)
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Thursday, April 21st, 2005
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I think one of the worst feelings is being involved in something completely wonderful and then going back to your regular life. I just feel like waiting tables and working in a retail store is so uneventful and boring. I want to be doing something amazing right now. I've just finished something that will hopefully shape my life into what it will become. The waiting around is making me depressed. I want to acquire my real estate license and start making some well earned money to start off my career. I want to fund my dreams, my passions, and my art. But, it always comes back to money. If you don't have the funds to strive after your dreams, you're stuck in between a rock and a hard place. So I wait. I wait till I have the money, after I have the money I will have the time. And when I have the time I can do some amazing things. I want to audition for a theatrical agent and a dancing agent and a commercial agent and a voice over agent. But I cant take the time off of work right now, because i've been without work for 6 weeks. Was it worth it? Every second was worth it. Patience is a virtue, but when it comes to success I dont have any patience. I want it now, as I want everything now. I'm not one to say, "I'm only nineteen," instead I say, "gosh i'm already nineteen, what have I accomplished?" Still nothing extravagant. Come May 27th I'll have my license, and I can stop waiting tables. Please forgive me, career waiters but, if i'm 22 and i'm still serving tables i'm going to kill myself. But inside I know I will never be at that point. I've always been a pusher, a go-getter if you will. Its times like these that make me work my hardest, that make me take chances.
Yes I know it was a "Reality Show" but its television and its exposure. Something i'm in dire need of. But coming back and putting on an all white uniform and slip-resistant shoes and serving the stuck up public of westlake village california makes me sad. Because now I know what its like to be on a set. And I love it. I love the downtimes, I love the shooting. Its not exactly like being onstage, but you do have an audience. If you think about it, theres always an audience, you're always performing, whether you're on a show or not. And its a good feeling that is being filmed. That when you are yourself you are entertaining people. My dream, my main goal in my career is not to become a movie star, but rather to do what I love. Like a sitcom or a Soap Opera, doing your passion every week with the same people. Of course if the opportunity presents itself i'd love to do a movie, but ideally a sitcom would be perfect.
Just writing this makes me feel better. Something amazing will happen in the near future, i can taste it.
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Saturday, April 16th, 2005
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no really, I am.
but heres a pictures of me and my boys. I miss em'.
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Wednesday, April 13th, 2005
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This is the cast from the reality show I shot for the last 6 weeks of my life...
()Left to right)Geo, Jami, Joey, "P"(peter), Hailey, Andrew, Lynda, Ruben, Leeshanay, Corey, Sarah, Ashley
One of the most fun times i've ever had. Some voices you might recognize on the show when it comes out are Taryn's and Alecia's. So listen for the voices and the awkward conversations. Its hella funny.
The show comes out late June and it runs till mid August. Its placement time is right after real world so, Alecia and all you other Real World fanatics, watch the tele for just a little longer after. Believe me, it'll be worth it.
Ill post more pictures of everyone later, including edward forty hands night with the cast.
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Sunday, February 13th, 2005
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Tomorrow I get to have my balls palmed by a nice physician named Dr. Horowitz. I'm thinkin about playing with his hair.
I got free jeans, underwear, sandals, and a belt from Abercrombie and I didnt steal them. They were actually given to me for being the greeter at Abercrombie today and yesterday. Best job ever! Just stand in front of the store shirtless and take pictures with boys who think their funny and girls who are horny...
I promised pictures so heres a few from last night. This is Lana, manager, friend, teammate, and maybe more? Oooooo
This is Austin, no one else wanted to drink last night so we played one on one links, fuck the dealer, quarters, and smoke or fire...
We were pretty hoolied! Oh and this is Lana, gangsta?
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Thursday, February 10th, 2005
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Got another call today from Richard the producer from Superlicious Productions and he gave me all the info. So... I have to get a Hepatitis Exam, a drug test, a standard physical, and an ekg. On top of that I get to stay in a hotel for tuesday and wednesday, where I will be getting a psychological evaluation and a one on one metting with a pyschiatrist. After that, 3 from the top 15 finalist will be eliminated and then on Monday, we begin shooting. If i get it of course. So im nervous and shit, i hope i get it. I told Cheesecake its a possibility that i might have to leave for 5 weeks... they were kind of upset I guess, but i think they want to keep me anyway. So right now im waiting on some papers to be fed ex'd to me, so i can fax it back tomorrow. Thank you for your time...
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2005
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Are You Willing to Share Your Life with a Houseful of Strangers?
It's not the show you think it is.
Yes, we want interesting people. We want strong personalities. We want people with their own point of view or own style. Y'all will come together and live in a house. Yeah yeah, you've heard it before but this show ain't just about living together...we'll be eliminating people. It's a new twist that will make this show very different. It's not just putting up with others...it's surviving. Keep in mind that sometimes it's the quiet ones that emerge victorious...so you cats apply, too.
If you think you're endlessly fascinating and strong enough to compete for an ultimate prize package (and are at least 18 years of age and can live in L.A. for six weeks in February/March of 2005), then we want your tape and application ASAP.
That is the summary of the show that i found on Mtv. I got another call tonight from the production company for the show, Superlicious Productions, is what their called. So the Mtv execs referred me to the producers, we had a small interview, he told me i will need a physical, pyschological evaluation, and a background check. he approves, so now it goes back to the Mtv execs to make the final call. i get that call tomorrow. Then I have to tell both my new jobs that I need a 5 week leave period...
Hahaha, we'll see how that one goes over. So i'm really excited for this, I hope im one of the last two to get voted off. if I was the first, i'd cry and then eat a pony.
And maybe I could be held up in the ranks of the greats...
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Tuesday, February 8th, 2005
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So I think i've had a pretty good attitude about the whole "my car got broken into" thing, i mean I only had like a 5 minute emotional breakdown which the Ventura Police Department got to witness. But on top of that, i've been in a good mood, i havent slowed down a knotch. So i think God, or fate to the non believers has blessed me with a reward for a positive attitude about a negative situation. I got booked for that Mtv show, "the house." So all thats left is a background check, hahaha, good thing i didnt lie on the application, and a physical. So if no harmful sexually transmitted diseases and i'm in no danger of dying, I will be on the show. So... sweet, anyway, i've been spending a lot of time with this girl Lana, my manager at abercrombie. She is 22, 6 foot, half Korean and half french, in fewer words, she is jaw droppingly beautiful. But not only that, she is the coolest chick on the planet, if she isnt at abercrombie she is either, golfing, playing tennis, snowboarding, surfing, skateboarding, playing basketball, volleyball, and Halo 2. She also indulges in all the exotic food that I enjoy as well. We got Korean BBQ tonight and it was superb. By the way she also has a great sense of humour, and she passes Sonny's test, the first time! I'll post pictures later.
On another note, I get to be the greeter at abercrombie on Friday and Saturday! Which means, all I do is stand in the doorway shirtless saying hello and taking pictures with girls. I get paid 45 dollars on top of hourly and i get to keep the clothes they give me...
So, once i replace my stereo and c.d's my life will be exactly where I left it and more...
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my car got broken into and took my entire system, and they took all my 200 c.d's...
I dont think ive ever been this depressed...
My c.d's, my most prized possession, gone!
Karma is a bitch, this karmic boomerang came back and bit me in the ass really hard like a pit bull. Fuckin fuck that shit. Im pissed...
Anyone want to burn me some c.d's?
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