The Student's Tale
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I've just registered here so this won't be very refined.
Here are my small talk bits:
-I'm 21.
-I'm a student at University of Toronto, majoring in Urban Geography.
Here are the important things to know about the way I percieve the Universe:
-U2 is the band to end all bands! If you need proof, visit http://www.atu2.com" >http://www.atu2.com.
-The Blues Brothers is the best movie in the history of time.
-Rock 'n' Roll truly is dead.
-Every thing you need to know about life can be attained by watching The Simpsons. My personal favorite Simpsonism, care of Homer:
"Everybody knows Rock 'n' Roll attained perfection in 1973. It's proven scientific fact!"
-Anything you need to about how much life sucks can be found in the works of William Shakespeare.
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| geography student, too. | May 15, 2000 |
| geography student, too. | May 15, 2000 |
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