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Better texts of 2008 [Mar. 17th, 2008|01:35 pm]
This is like my "12 Texts of Christmas" Part Deux.  Most of these were sent to me no earlier than 1 AM on weekend nights...
1.  I don't see nothin wrong...with a little bump & grind...
2.  In case you are curious your identical twin's name is Kelli, she's British, has 2 tattoos and ran into me at the bar tonight... (then the follow up): No camera in my phone but I got her friend's number (after she raped me)...I was def skanked up something fierce
3.  You should see your bro, all balls deep go the futon (I am assuming T9 power took over and go was supposed to be 'in')
4.  Missing you like diddy misses biggie
5.  I got sucked into To Catch a Predator...Again!
6.  From a Mervis Diamond commerical: we go to Africa so you don't have to
7.  Watch out for hot tubs they'll mess a drunk person up
8.  I need aspirin and scrapple for breakfast
9.  H & M has jeans tight rolled in the window.  WTF!!!
10.  I'm gonna go hang out/get broken off
11.  I'll go clubbin you bring the glow sticks I'll bring the E
12.  I just got an e mail from a lady whose last name is Lickarobic--seriously  (then a few minutes later--I never said my friends were quick with the wit)  I hope her husband's name is dick
13.  Pretty sure I just ate moldy spaghetti sauce.  Check to make sure I'm still alive later
14.  Um, yo bunz is fine
15.  Did I put you in my phone as Angela Hottie Hampden? {How would I know how I was input in the person's phone?}
16.  In my defense...I was drunk...maybe {name withheld} ran into the microwave door last night..I tried not to laugh but I was not successful
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A luncheon...and I'm nervous [Feb. 26th, 2008|09:34 am]
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I have to go to this luncheon today for this organization, World Food Programme, that is supposed to raise awareness of hunger issues on college campuses....and I'm really afraid that we're gonna get there and they're gonna be like, "Actually, we decided not to feed you so that you'd experience hunger too." 
But I'm gonna be upset, if this happens, because it's only 9:30, and I'm already hungry and have plowed through half a box of TLC crackers. 

Something I noticed this morning: When people trip while walking, they always have to look down to see what they tripped over.  I am guilty of this, too.  I think we all expect to see a crack or a stick or something on/in the sidewalk on which to lay the blame for our almost-fall.  About 98% of the time (and 110% of the time when I'm not sober), I don't see anything there.  I bet other people don't, either.  But it gives the impression to others that there was something there and we, in fact, are not as clumsy as we looked a minute ago almost falling on our asses.
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My fun trip to Mexico [Jan. 14th, 2008|04:14 pm]

My Monday en route to Mexico...and a quick weekend recap.

I took a li'l trip to Mexico last week for work.  This is the text of an e mail I sent to my fam, which they enjoyed, so I thought I'd share:

Here´s a schedule of the awesomeness that was my schedule yesterday. 
7:10 AM: arrival @ BWI
7:20: Hear plane is delayed, mechanical problems, will likely miss connection in Dallas
8:45: Make it to ticket agent counter.  Flight has now been delayed until 5 PM.  He informs me they will pay for my cab ride to Reagan.  What can I do?  I apologize to him for the older cantankerous man behind me and his annoyingly bitchy trophy wife.  
9:30: Pass new Nationals stadium.  Small bonus; had not seen before.  Feels like I´m in a new city already.
9:45 Learn that Fuddrucker´s has replaced McD´s in Reagan, but that Fuddrucker´s now serves breakfast!  Yumtastic.  
11:00: Flight to Dallas boards.  Good plane ride.  Talk to the other people around me.  Weçre the liveliest row on the plane.  Me, a Mexican dude, a Texas southern belle.  Bonus: Get to hear how funny it sounds combining a Texas accent and Espanol. 
1:30ish  Arrive @ Dallas-Ft Worth.  GOOD airport.  Wander around, read the paper, treat myself to a good ass Irish lunch-dinner.  Lots of military men flying these days.  
3:00  I ask one of the American Airlines chicks about getting Internet access, maybe a seat upgrade, because my schedule has been changed a bit.  She says that Internet access is in the Admirals Club, which 'ísnçt accessible to normal people.'  I look at her, almost dumbfounded, and walk away.  I thought she was going to ask me if I was an unaccompanied minor like when Marilyn and I went to New Orleans a few years ago (at 23). 
3:15 Notice that the airport has a Chapel.  Wonder what other kinds of strange things exist in airports.  Wander.  End up @ exotci place: Starbucks.
3:45: Aight, let´s get this MoFo on the road.  I´m tryin to get to Mexico, damnit, and I shoulda been there already.  
5:05: Sitting on the plane, next to a very friendly Korean kid from Seattle, heading to Mexico City for a language school.  Congratualted him on trying something new, ´cause English wasn´t exactly his forte. 
5:15: We are informed that the dumbasses at American Airlines overloaded the plane, weight-wise.  Who let Rosie O Donnel on the damn plane?  Mood has become more like that of cantankerous man from morning.  
5:45: Take off.  Near wingm, so very loud.  Little kid in back plays soccer with my seat.  Seat is broken, won´t recline fully.  Korean kid talking my ear off.  Can´t finish crossword puzzle.  Feel stupid, smell bad. 
8:30 Mexico time.  Land.  Are informed that we´re all good, except that they don´t have a gate for us at which we can de board.  Await sketchy Mexican bus on runway.  Smells bad.  I think Korean dude may have farted, as I heard his stomach making funny noises on plane.  Kid is kicking me, and I say, drawing on my massive Espanol, ¨Moy moleste.¨And I may have said, ¨Brat¨at the end. 
9:30: Arrive in Customs.  Awesomely long line. 
10:15: Make it out of customs.  My water bottle posed a major security breach, apparently. 
10:20Bag breaks.  My Marilyn Monroe carry-on.  The handle just comes STRAIGHT out.  Bag is falling to pieces.  Great.  Korean offers to help me.  I think he farted again and keep walking. 
10:30  Bra breaks.  No kidding.  I´m ñlugging my busted ass bag, handle sticking out all awkwardly, and then, boom, I feel a rogue boob.  I think, The hell with all this.  I´m laughing because, seriously, how much worse can it get? My ride probably gave up on me three hours ago, Içm hungry, somebody keeps breaking wind around me, and now I have a rogue tit.  PERFECT.  Now looking for duct tape for both suitcase & bra. 
11:00: My ride has waited!  My Espanol is better than his English.  (That´s sad.)
11:50: Arrive at homestay.  Pet dog, now dog wonçt leave me alone.  House is mad nice, though.  And I cançt complain--at least said rogue boob is warm.
Please excuse the many typos--Mexican keyboards are not like those here. 

On the way back, let's just say I had as bad of a time.  I had 30 minutes to make it through Customs and to my next plane.  Of course, the one plane I needed to be delayed, that didn't happen.  I was 'that person'--the last one on the plane.  I did have the whole back of the plane laughing, though, so at least one good thing came of it.  AND...one of the flight attendants help me make the point that American broke my bag.  So...haha.  American Airline sucks--my vengeance is that no Goucher students will fly with them!!!!  Haha, bitches. 

On another note, Friday night was great and Dani came to visit.  Let's just say, I have never seen so many people with so little game get so much make out time.  Also, I never again want to see my brother passed out in a pile of his own puke.  Our lives are quickly becoming o-so-similar to those of 21 year old frat boys.  I need to ban the word "cut up" from my vocabulary. 
Hope everyone's weekend was as,uh, interesting as mines. 
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a Poetic Rendering of Turkey Day with tha Fam [Nov. 27th, 2007|10:43 am]
FL Aunt divorcing douchebag hubby
Table is too crammed, 'cause some of us are overly chubby
Bitching about immigrants and Hampden trash
Other aunt busts out with "My hoo-hah has boils and a rash"
Discussions centering on coochie hair grooming
Mom got on my nerves, so I was fuming
Talkin' about how my shirt showed too much titty
So I found one of her sweaters that looked especially shitty
Changed into that, looked like a soccer mom from the 80s
I'm sure there will soon be a baby in the fam named Mercedes
So many people, we roll mad deeps
Happy holidays with my classy family peops.

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Football Season's Back...Pt. II [Sep. 23rd, 2007|04:23 pm]
This is becoming a bit of a tradition for me...
Part II of "Football Quotes That Are Great When Taken Out of Context"
"Wow, he's really getting manhandled in there."
"A shot to the face, now that just isn't right."
"Look at him, he's just getting pounded by those guys.  And they'll keep going."
"He's just, he's really having a hard time keepin it together down there."
"Whoa!  Look at the pounding he's taking."

Obviously, the announcers were into the 'pounding' motif today. 

But the Ravens won.  If fantasy kickball existed--Matt Stover would so lead my picks. 
Speaking of kickball, Mar and I have undertaken the project of putting together "lead up songs" for everyone--you know, like in baseball, when people go to bat, they have a song come on...well, we're designating a song for everyone on our team.  (If you're on my team...it'll be great, trust you me!  You'll love what we picked for you.)   I mean, we're breakin out some classics, like "Can I Kick It?" and "Take me Home Tonight" for some of our all-stars.  Mine, personally?  That new Kanye song Stronger, with Daft Punk singing "Older, better, faster, stronger" in the background.  Apparently, I went up to people at the bar the other night--after several beers--and kept singing the first line of the song:
Let's get lost tonight
You can be my black Kate Moss tonight
I think the notion of a 'black Kat moss' is pretty freakin hysterical.  The people I was singing to...they maybe didn't so much think it was funny.  O well.  But the song fits because I am definitely older & stronger, but maybe not better, or faster, than I was the last time I played kickball.  (Which was in the 7th grade.)  But I am open to suggestions of good lead-off songs.  Or I'd like to hear what yours personally would be. 
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O the irony [Aug. 29th, 2007|10:40 am]
So there's this article on CNN saying that police are "cracking down on cruising for gay sex." 
I think the police should come to any straight bar on any random night and check out the inappropriate things that happen while people are "cruising" for straight sex. 
Screw that--they wouldn't even have to come to a bar.  All they'd have to do is grow a pair of tits and put some lip gloss on, then sit in rush-hour traffic between a bunch of horny ass tractor trailer drivers....or walk down the street in front of a construction crew, as keeps happening here at the Gooch (of all places!!! I'm waiting for some FMLA chick to kick some overall-wearing ass)...or walk anywhere, for that matter, looking anything reminiscent of a woman.
Creepy people are creepy people no matter their sexual orientation.  Look, now you guys know me--I am not preachy, I love menfolk, I often will just give the finger to someone yelling inappropriate comments as long as they don't touch me (if they touch me, that's another story--Angie doesn't hesitate to slap a bitch if I think he/she touched me). 
I'm just sayin--this is something to think about, right?  Just imagine if you could get locked up for soliciting straight sex.  Most guys I know, unfortunately, would probably be in B more lockdown right now.  I know it's only because this senator is a senator, and an anti-gay one at that, so he got what was coming to him; he is one self-hating homo.   I'm glad he's gettin in trouble for it, if only it means that other politicians might be like, "hmmm, I might be a little bit bi-curious, I find Ryan Seacrest attractive...maybe I WON'T make a bunch of hateful statements about gay people today."
That being said, I just think it's funny to "crack down" on something most adult people do all the time.  I mean, T-pain sums it up for all of us.  And I quote:

I'ma buy you a drink
I got money in the bank
Tell me what you think bout that
I'll be in the gray Cadillac
We'll be in the bed like oooo oooo ooooooooo

Assuming the drink is supposed to entice me to get all oooo oooo ooooo in the bed with his ass--I wouldn't call it solicitation (I mean, I'd be scared to death if I saw T pain lookin at me through a bathroom stall whilst I peed)--but isn't that still cruisin for sex?  Buyin a girl a drink then thinkin she'd sleep with you?
I dunno--thoughts?
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Stupid lyrics, Take 768...and other comments on life [Aug. 28th, 2007|03:48 pm]
Lyrics commentary
I know I have commented before on the stupidity of T Pain and his lyrics. A clever one, that one; a real winner. First, he was "in love with a stripper"; now, he "likes the bartender." His next song'll be, like, "I'd F**k the Cashier, Sho, why not?"
Seriously, people. These are lyrics to bartender:
[Hook (T-Pain):]
Oh she made us drinks, to drink
We drunk 'em, got drunk
And then I think she thinks I'm cool
She gave me a wink, I winked back
And then I think that, we hit it off something proper like...
Angie's note: No one hits something off "proper like" at the bar. C'mon. How proper do you get @ the bar with a bartender? You leave 'em a $20 tip? (Which T-pain's ugly ass would HAVE to do to even get a 'wink.')
[Chorus (T-Pain):]
I like the bartender
(Oh if you're lookin' for me)
I'm at the bar with her
(Uh-huh, OK)
I like the bartender
(Yeah if you're lookin' for me)
I'm at the bar with her
(Oh uh-huh, OK)
Angie's note: Of course you're at the bar with the bartender. She has no choice. She works there. She's not hangin there because she's into your ugly ass.
[Verse 2 - T-Pain]
Got a brand new girl so I'm feeling all good inside (all good inside)
Feel like I put some brand new 24's on a brand new ride (on a brand new ride)
Angie's note (catalyzed by Mike S.): If someone compared me to a pair of rims, I'm not quite sure I'd take it. I mean, I'm sure one day, in some bar in Hampden, I will hear somethin like that. I mean, T-pain's not the first to compare a girl to a car. Remember "dumps like a truck truck truck, thighs like what what what," courtesy of Sisqo. I wouldn't be surprised if this weekend, @ Kolper's, I heard a "Damn, grrlll, sho-tee, you like my new pick-up truck--big in the back and able to handle me AND my boyz." Endquote.

Okay, so that's enough about T pain.  But then there's Sean Kingston, who's rumored to be playin Biggie in the [inevitable] upcoming biopic.  Now, I am one of the few people who actually like Mr. Kingston's song "Beautiful Girls."  However, the great line of the song is this:
"It was back in 99, watchin movies all the time
O when I went away for doin my first crime
And I never thought
That we was gonna see each other....
Then it came out that she wasn't the girl for me"
Okay, lemme just say, if you reminisce over goin away for your FIRST crime, then you wasn't gonna see me no more.  Jackass.  She wasn't the girl for you b/c she probably wanted someone who wasn't planning on goin away for more crimes. 

Beach Ramblings
Anyways, that's my rant for today.  This is what happens when one sits in the car for hours over the weekend goin to and fro the beach (which was AWESOME--pics on facebook).  I seriously am pissed we don't have Sonics around here.  I wasn't even hungry but i forced a stop there just 'cause it was there.  Fun randomness from the beach:
  • playing "Pregnant or not?" on the Boardwalk,
  • seeing an older Indian woman who was covered completely except that her white t shirt was unbelievably see-through and you could see everything. Now, we weren't completely sober, but MS was like, "ummm, this is like National Geographic, right??"
  • soft shell crab sandwiches
  • DDR
  • Michael Vick discussions.  Interesting that his jack ass would kill dogs who 'didn't have the fight in them,' and basically gave up during fights, and the first thing he does is admit guilt and cop a plea--and not fight the charges.  Who ain't got the fight in him? 
Back @ tha Gooch
The kiddies are back @ Goucher today, and while I know a lot of people argue that Goucher has "changed" so much and is now taking, like, all of these sorority-type chicks and lacrosse guys, let me assure those of you who care:
It is almost exactly the same as it was 3 years ago.  Trust you me.  There is still a fair share of girls who don't really look all that girly; guys who look like they should be at a "Magic: The Gathering" challenge; lacrosstitutes; and basically very, very few people who look/act like this.
And almost no one from Hampden.  Shocker there. 
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I really should be ashamed of myself. [Aug. 14th, 2007|11:15 am]
This is a recollection of my ricockulous trip home from New Hampshire last night. 
Mind you, I work in a field of international travel and study. 
I need to read rules about flying a little more often. 
Here goes:
We had a lovely four days in NH.  Yay for white people without rhythm!  I've never been so entertained at a dance club. 
anyhooooo....
We get to the airport, and I don't feel like checking my luggage.  Now, granted, no one seems clear on the 'liquid barred' regulations and policies, and I apparently (without knowing it, honestly) got through BWI's brilliant security with two things of body spray and a water bottle. 
Airports have taken down the signs specifying what one can and cannot take on the planes in terms of liquids, and because I got through B more's completely competent security, I assumed that I would probably be okay if I 'forgot' that I had packed the salad dressing I bought at some little country bumpkin store in NH.  (Yes, it sounds strange, but I love souveneirs of food--and the Champagne Shallot Walnut dressing was calling my name, people).
Take a wild guess what happened next.
That's right: the NH airport security is a bit more competent/bored than the BWI security. 
But, I did not get called out for salad dressing.  Or body spray. 
I got called out for a mini-tube of zit cream that I honestly forgot I had even packed. 
That bitch was like less than half full because, for one, it was old; and, for two, I have TERRIBLE skin. 
But not only did they call me out for it--they call, like, half of the security guards working there over to laugh and point and basically make fun of how stupid  and blonde I must've been to think I could get away with having ZIT CREAM!!!! On a FLIGHT!! Because I could obviously blow someone UP WITH IT!!!!  Hahahahah. 
Whatever.  You guys live in New Hampshire.  I'd be looking for excitement too. 
Apparently the most recent devastating thing that happened in NH was a few years back, when some rocks that had made "The Old Man In the Mountain" formation fell off the mountain.  New Hampshirites were apparently obsessed with this rock formation--its outline is on their license plates, road signs, etc....and now it doesn't exist anymore. 
So yea, I'd have called me out too. 
Sidenote: They did not discover the body spray and the face lotion that were in my actual carry-on the second time.  I wanted to call them out on THAT, but I figure I would risk being frisked by the 300 lb woman with the receding hairline that escorted me back to check my bigger bag.  so I let it go. 
Then, we get on the plane.  It's an evening flight, so they dim the lights.  I am about to get into my kiddie crossword puzzle and look at the most recent innovations in the Sky Mall shopping booklet--they have a hot dog & bun cooker now!--so I need to turn on my light. 
I am about one of ten people on the flight that stupidly hit the "flight attendant assistance" button instead of the light button. 
So seriously, I am on point during this flight.  My ears don't pop for a while (I have a head cold), but we finally arrive in B more. 
My father, who knows the airport well from taking me and Matthew back and forth over the years, is at the Ravens game.  So my mother, who accompanied my father on all those airport trips but doesn't even know the inside of our car very well, has to pick me up. 
She does not understand the difference between "Arrival" and "Departures".  And, apparently, this is my fault, as she screams at me from my little brother's cell phone--which I think she may have been holding upside-down/backwards. 
When we finally meet up, I take over the wheel and drive back into the purple city.  (The Ravens were victorious.) 
And I came home to a house that had been left to boys all weekend. 
Welcome back, me. 
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Things to learn from straight men [Aug. 8th, 2007|04:31 pm]
I think I forgot how interesting and/or fun and/or educational it could be to live with straight men with whom I do not have romantic relationships.  (One is my brother--I mean, gross.)
A few weeks ago, I heard my roomies discussing girls' asses, rating the aforementioned behinds with codes, etc.  When I inquired, they told me they learned the lingo from this lovely site.  Apparently, they were upset because, for a little while, the site had been taken down.  Thank goodness for bootylovers, it is back up and ready to go.  (Keep in mind, my brother knows quite a few big-assed girls, a select one of whom has the special privilege of "Baby Got Back" being her ringtone on his phone.  Gives booty call a whole new meaning.)
Then, last night, when they got home, we were watchin a movie--this movie Secretary, which I don't really recommend--and they were having a conversation to which I was only paying slight, intermittent attention.  The term "B to G ratio" was recurring.  An example:
R: "Yea, but, man, her B to G ratio--I just don't know..."
M: "Ehh, yea, the B to G ratio is pretty important...Hers is okay...[Friend who will not be mentioned]'s girl's B to G ratio, man, that's pretty bad, like a 9:8...the other girl's at least like a 4:1"
Me: [silence, possibly cocking my head to the side like a dog]..."What's a B to G ratio?"
And see, this, my friends, is why there is no such thing as a dumb question. 
I learned that a "B to G ratio" is a "Bust to Gut Ratio."  This amazingly scientific unit of measurement is what bright, inquisitive, dissecting young men use when looking at chicks who may be slightly larger than what our stupid standard of beauty implies (like, girls that my bro & R like).  (sidenote--they keep calling me too skinny, so I am gonna throw it in their face that I ate ALL of my Chipotle today, and I plan to do it again tomorrow and next week too, BIOTCHES.)  So, basically, if a chick has HUGE knockers but also has a rather rotund belly, then her ratio is bad.  If she is relatively slim in the middle compared to her breast size, then she has a better ratio. 
Just thought I'd share the inner workings of the fabulous male mind with you all...
Israel question...
I know a lot of you have been to the region, some through Birthright (I could always tell those kids at the Gooch--the ones who had just come back from BR--because they were always wearing Coca-Cola shirts in Hebrew), others 'cause your peoples are there.  My friend is there and wanted to know if I wanted anything specific from there.  I said wine (I heard it's some good stuff over there) and a "WWJD?" bracelet if he could find one in Hebrew.  (Haha...right?  Well, I thought it was funny.  I mean, this is a kid who joked that he was taking the Qur'an as his leisure reading on the trip.)  Anyways, suggestions much appreciated.  (I'm also helping to organize a study abroad program to Israel, so I might hit you up for suggestions with that in the future too.)
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Virginfest Review [Aug. 7th, 2007|10:56 am]
[mood | contemplative]

I was uber lucky and got a cheap ticket (thanks, Ben!) to Virginfest this past weekend. I only attended Saturday, as my softball team required my super strength & stealthy services on Sunday.
It was one of the best 10-hour periods of my life, I reckon.
There really wasn't an act on the main stage that I DIDN'T want to see. We got there early enough to see Cheap Trick and realize that we knew all the songs they sang--not just the "heard it from a friend..." one. I was super excited about Amy Winehouse, who showed up (!!), smiled (!!!), and didn't seem drunks--at least not enough to forget words or spit on the crowd (!!!!!!!!!). She was, in a word, amazing. I wish she would stop wearing those little boys' size 7 khaki shorts and ratty old ballet slippers, but regardless, she rocked my world. And she has the two hottest back up singer/dancers. I love it that she uses the word "fuckery." (Note to self: start using the word "fuckery.")
I ran into some Goucher ppl, and, of course, they were mostly goin to see bands and ppl that I've barely heard of performing at the lesser-known-act stage. This is why, thank goodness, Margaret makes me mix CDs and Dani puts music on her MySpace page. And Brett sends me crazy remix stuff, because it made the Dance Tent a little more bearable.
The Dance Tent. Ahhh. JR and I saw some shade and fans and were drawn into what apparently was the dance tent. I think it was some guy named Danny Tenaglia or something. I'm not gonna lie--it wasn't bad. And, oh, how I love to watch ppl--particularly drunk, white, sweaty, rhythmless ppl--dance. I mean, I really don't understand why it's such a huge deal, or how these DJs can have that much of a following--and yes, I respect it, but I don't GET it--but it was aight. Especially because JR started repeating "I'm a freak if you's a freak I'm a freak," and then I chimed in with, "Freaky DEAKY, freaky wha??? DEAKY" and we made our own little version of Baltimore club in the dance tent. The ppl around us seemed to enjoy it, but they may also have been smiling because of the random pieces of corn-on-the-cob still left on my face. (I tore some C on the C UP that afternoon.)
So, after chillin out in there for a while, and feeling completely hydrated, we decided that it was time to DRIZINK. O, but how amazing Bud Light tastes in the 104 degree sun.
Back to the main stage--time for Ben Harper. Expect that, after my 44 oz of beer, I kind of accidentally confused Ben Harper with Ben Folds. Which I could have kept to myself, but I had just explained to the Hampden Boy posse that Ben Haprer sang "closing time" and that frat boys that wore plaid shorts and lacrosse hair under their beat up hats liked him. Imagine my surprise when there was a fine, hippy, talented black man on stage protesting something via song. Hmmm. Oooooppps. No matter--the Hampden boys were, to put it bluntly, not sober @ that point in time. (Nor were they about 6 hours earlier, at 10 am.)
Beastie Boys were next, and they were also outstanding, mixing in some amazing old school stuff with their newer stuff. My only complaint about them was that they kept saying "Ball-town" when they talked about Baltimore. Ummmmmm---we don't go by that. (But I'm considering adopting it.)I also saw the guy who plays the mayor--Carcetti--with his wife and kids. He's apparently Irish--who'da thunk. (Thank goodness for IMDB.)
Finally, the Police came on. They freakin rocked the HIZOUSE. Amazing. Sting looks pretty good, too--not gonna lie, I'd most likely boink him. The only thing I found annoying was the Encore thing.....
(NOTICE: short rant fast approaching)
Yes, I find Encores annoying. ANNOYING. C'mon, we know you're not done, we already paid a kajillion dollars to see you so you KNOW we like you and are huge fans, and, really, if you need to take a pee break or something, just say so. Encores are really stupid. It just makes the dumb ppl start to leave and block other people's vision, and then the even dumber ppl think there's gonna be a 2nd encore and just hang out after you definitively leave the stage.

ANYWAYS...so the Police close out the show brilliantly, and I am hungry. I can barely walk because of the fact that I've been on my feet for more than 10 hours (interspersed with a few Port-a-Potty squats, whch are even harder on the legs). I decide I want to buy most likely what will amount to half or more of the McD's Dollar Menu. We finally find M's car (which took us a while and almost cost J his life) and get back to Hampden. Now, Hampden has two McD's--but neither are apparently open after 10:45 pm!!!! I instead ate about a gallon of Cinnamon Toast Crunch and passed out.
So--it was a good coupla bucks spent. I would urge you to see Amy Winehouse before you she dies.  Like, I'm glad I saw Britney Spears in her heyday so that my concert stub will be worth a lot of money when she's in jail for eating her babies. 
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Paul Wall @ The Mall [Jul. 27th, 2007|03:15 pm]
(No, I didn't see Paul Wall, but I wish I had. So if that's what you're reading this for...just skip it, you are about to be very disappointed.)

I was just at the mall, buying a 100-way-convertible bra or something of the like. (I have a wedding to go to, bought an awesome dress, and then realized that this awesome dress requires a bra that makes Inspector Gadget's crap look prehistoric.) I went to Victoria's Secret, whose secret is--finally, we know!!--that she is RIPPING US ALL A NEW ONE with her insane prices for crap-ass quality underthingees. The bra was, like, $60 there. So I went to Macy's, where I spent less than $30 on a more comfortable version of the VS one, but then proceeded to spend $70 more on other random underthings that no one will probably see for 2 more years....
Anyways, so as I'm walking through the mall, I realize that I am getting old.
Why?
Because I think that the stores are too loud.
Seriously, walking through the mall made me feel like I was taking a stroll through South Beach's most popular strip of gay clubs @ 2:30 A M on a Saturday night. Freakin' Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister sound like the Hippo AFTER the party got there. I was on my phone (ppl have a knack to call me when I am half naked and in improper positions--I do not know how or why), and walked into Wet Seal, and I COULD NOT HEAR my phone. Which is loud, but not because I'm deaf--well, maybe a little because I'm deaf--but because I live with two loudmouths and I come from the Family Shaeffer, where we're as loud as we are classy.
So I felt old. I felt like, "What happened to the nice, classical music? Or even a little (I can't believe I'm writing this) John Mayer or Guster? Why are they playing DJ Feelgood and AK1200 at decibal levels that would make Whitesnake or Guns & Roses cringe and go deaf???"
So I felt old.
Grown & Sexy, here I am. Or rather, there I was. Until I went to the mall. (The functional, comfortable underwear I bought really doesn't help my case either. I'm talking full coverage; some of my bras are definitely the loose-fitting turtlenecks and mom jeans of the underthings world.)
I rest my case.
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Things I find funny [Jul. 23rd, 2007|01:11 pm]
I find the following pretty funny:

The fact that CNN has, as its major headline, a sentence with "President Bush's colon" in it.

Going up to bat in softball and making the "move back" motion with my arms to the outfield, as if I'm going to hit it way out there (like the other 270 lb men on my team) when, in reality, it will probably go no further than 3 ft. in front of the pitcher's mound. (If it goes, period.) BUT--I am a great pep squad AND I am a master at keeping the book.

People explaining to their kids that the animals are playing "Piggyback."

Zoos in general. I tend to look at animals and think, "hmmm, I wonder what that would taste like." (Yes, I'd be a terrible vegetarian.) I know that the animals in zoos are looking at us and saying the same thing.

And, speaking of zoos, why don't they put the antelopes in seeing range of the cheetahs and lions? Or the rabbits in sight of the snakes? I mean, come on, let's really make it interesting, people. The animals look bored anyways.

Artscape '07: We finish our free shows, I've downed two 40s along with the rest of the entourage, and we go to the "Dance" stage. B-more club has a new song, people!!! It said something like, "We know you's a floozie, now show us that coochie....LIPS." 100% class, 100% of the time--this DEFINES B more club. Amazing.
Also, @ Artscape, Jean and I decided to be drunk and offer to sit in a booth of inexplicable stupidity that was some art project--but it had fans in it and an AC unit. I was joking when I said it must've been by a Goucher student--only to momentarily find out that it was, in fact, by a Goucher student (whose friends really love him b/c they just let us come in and sit down and make up backstories about the project whilst their high asses got some Thai food). Good times. At one point in time, I think Jean may have been blind and I was his artistic muse, manifesting his creativity in this project.

I have to say, I am really missing some Goucher ppl now that I am back on campus.
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goucher ppl especially.... [Jul. 19th, 2007|08:55 pm]
Please please please look at this:
http://hipsterhandbook.com/.
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Where be the grown & sexy crew? [Jul. 19th, 2007|09:23 am]
I thought pimples were a thing of teen years. How is it, then, that I am 25--now officially eligible for the the 92Q Grown & Sexy crew--and still wake up to monster zits? Argh.
The 25th b day party was a success. Many a hot biotch showed up to partake. Pictures reveal that at various points in time during the night, I was wearing either a bike helmet, a "South of the Border" hat, or a sombrero-ish thing. Classsssy.
I just began the new J O B at tha Gooch. Apparently at least 97% of the alum end up working here, 'cause I am running into a lot of people. The new job is pretty chill thus far, and I will be dealing with nowhere near the # of students that I worked with at UMD (read: less annoying amounts of parents, too), but I'm excited. My office is big and is decorated with purple flowers:-) I'm the youngest person, so no offensive jokes, but I guess I'll get grown soon. Now if only I could figure out how to turn the air conditioning above 45 degreeez. And finish this online sexual harassment tutorial without cracking up. The program actually has pictures 'illustrating' sexual harassment. Women and men, bothering other people, sometimes of the same gender. It's awesome. These people are like the sexual harassment versions of the Herpes advertisement models: you wouldn't wanna give them your number if you met them on the street.
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[Jun. 26th, 2007|12:06 pm]
Thanks, Michelle...
You Belong in 1980

Wild, over the top, and just a little bit cheesy. You're colorful at night - and successful during the day.


I love that my "successful during the day" ass is taking cheesy quizzes whilst my employer pays me. Countdown to total veg time for two weeks: two days.
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Bored, looking at celeb vag [Jun. 17th, 2007|07:12 pm]
Vaginas--yep, that's right, call it what you will (twat, snatch, etc.), I'm gonna be medically correct in this entry for as long as possible--are obviously very interesting things. They have informed plays, famous paintings, and, really, none of us would be here if it wasn't for one of them. (Well, I guess you strange test-tubers would be...freaks...)
I was doing my typical bored-Sunday routine and looking at some TMZ.com and other amazingly written celebrity gossip sites--btw, ALL of them need a lesson in the differences between 'you're' and 'your' and 'their,' 'they're,'' and 'there'--and I came across this amazing TMZ feature on celeb vag shots. And it really got me thinkin...
What constitutes a good vag?
It reminded me of a conversation I had with Butt Josh a while ago that began a little somethin like this:
whoaitsjosh: but she had a really tiny vagina
Blondino5yo: i thought little vaginas were good
After a few back-and-forths that took the better part of an hour, I THINK--but I can't be sure--that we came to a common understanding of what makes a good ladyflower. (On the surface--dear god, let's hope there's nothing scary that you can't see INTERNALLY...I mean, I know people who have had some funny stuff sucked up there...but that's another entry.) So i wrote a haiku about it. Enjoy. If you're more acquainted with vag that is not your own, I'd love to hear your opinion. I've kind of only got mine to go off of (well, mine, some accidental sightings, some porn, and tha one drunken night in---O, but I digress....)

A Perfect Vag
Small lips, pink, no zits
Can't look like it can eat you
Less hair than H. Stern.
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What we learn from early afternoon television [Jun. 14th, 2007|03:31 pm]
I had today off from work. If I didn't know better, I'd think I was:

A high school/college dropout,
in need of a bail officer or lawyer to sue someone for me or my kid's brain damage,
infected with genital herpes,
who desperately needs to get a degree in ITT or dental hygiene,
and possibly take more vitamin supplements.

Because apparently that person is who most of the commercials target.

And what's up with people with herpes being so active? If you've ever seen one of those commercials, they and their [still uninfected, thanks to Valtrex!] partner are always biking, rock climbin, etc. How come ppl with herpes aren't shown paying bills and stuff? Biking is, like, a major theme in commercials for preventive medicines, etc. Do you think the commercial makers were like, "Well, Lance Armstrong beat cancer, and he bikes...so we'll just show that anyone who bikes can beat/treat anything else."
Just pondering...
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And something unexpected has happened... [Jun. 10th, 2007|11:16 pm]
I got a house in B more, so the inevitable move is coming. Which means I'll soon need to change many of the radio stations in my car--you know, the ones that get fuzzy as you creep further away from DC.
Now, DC doesn't have much on B more, but they do have a MUCH better selection of radio stations than Hontown.
So, in an effort to expand my horizons, I thought I'd put some country music stations on there. You know, just for shits and giggles. 'Cause I do like some songs, you know, just the crossover ones.
Or so I THOUGHT...
I just jammed all the way home from watching the dumbest hour of TV ever--aka the Sopranos finale--listening to the likes of Trace Adkins, Carrie Underwood, and Rascal Flatts.
And I freakin loved it. Every guitar strummin minute of it. It was a nice diversion from the "This is why I'm hot" (ummm, no you're not) and "umbrellaellaellaella" crap on some of the stations I usually hit up.
I kinda liked the predictability of some of the words. But I think the real reason may just be the deep down hick in me. I naturally have an affinity to this type of music, and I think growing up in the Public School system may have confused my genetic predisposition. Well, apparently it's back bitches.
I mean, fellers.
I am a fan of the country.
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An update on the life of Angie [Jun. 6th, 2007|10:33 am]
Grad school is now a thing of the past! Yay. A job at Goucher is the thing of the future! More yay. Moving back to B more is also a thing of the near future! Double Yay.
I'm seriously so pumped to move back to B more. I currently reside in Takoma Park, which is next to College Park and P.G. County. My little town is actually kind of cute, but it's kind of like B more--go two/three blockes in the wrong direction, and you're screwed. You may run into an MS-13 initiation. (B more bonus: In Hampden, Woodberry, and Remington, I might actually know the ppl stealing cars so I gots nothing to worry about.) Wanna know how craptastic it is in this region? No lie--the signs that welcome you when you [finally] get off of 495 near College Park or in P.G. County actually say this as the region's slogan:
Prince George's County and College Park, Maryland:
A Livable Community
What the hell kind of a slogan is that for a place to live? Seriously. It's kind of like saying:

PG County & College Park, MD:
We're not desirable, but we're livable.

Britt and I came up with a few of our own, like:

Takoma Park:
Learn Spanish just by going Grocery Shopping.

('Cause I have actually learned a little at our local Giant/Gigante.)
I noticed the sign after we returned from a little trip to a wonderful community called Danbury, CT. And by wonderful, I mean one of the shittiest places I've ever been. Thinking of a cute little typical N.E. town? Then you're thinking of the opposite of Danbury. I seriously had no idea it was craptastic in CT. How naive I was. You know you're in an interesting area (kind of like parts of Takoma Pk and P.G. County) when the buildings that are actually occupied on a town's Main St. are food markets that also specialize in liquor, check cashing, and selling rims for your ryde.
So anyways, that was that--it was a fun trip nonetheless.
Excited to start the next chapter:-)
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Random things I've realized now that I no longer have to think academically [May. 17th, 2007|11:14 am]
I am done with school. Yay!!! Now if ppl would only stop following up my "I'm done with classes!!!" with their "...until you get your doctorate, right?" I would be a way happy person.
Now that I do not have to think in APA or MLA terms or consult a thesaurus thrice a day, I have realized:
*I truly enjoy grocery shopping
*I really don't like T-Pain but I think his songs are way catchy. Why do rappers hate on gold-diggers but then come out with songs that have lyrics like, "I'ma buy you a drink, I got money in the bank, tell me whatcha think bout that?" I would tell him that all the money in the world won't take his fugliness away. It hasn't worked for Sam Kassel, it ain't gonna work for T pain either.
*These chicks are funny: http://video.dotcomedy.com/player/?id=99978 and I only hope everyone who was at my shitty b day party watches it
*I miss someone more than he knows
*I am addicted to coffee
*I am ready to get my tan on
*I hate online automated job applications
*2 cent stamps are annoying
*My butt is getting bigger
*I will not sign my e mails "Angie S., M.A.," but it would be kind of cool if I didn't feel like a complete ass doing so.
*My 'The Wire' adddiction has gotten out of control
* I am ready to get out of Tk Pk.
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