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About Me

I hate filling in these things because I never know what to say! I'm currently a college student studying psychology. I plan to become an adolescent/family counselor. I haven't quite decided yet, but family and the well being of children are very important to me.
I'm an absolute dork. I have doodle competitions during classtime (and I win every time, might I add.), I play more than a healthy amount of Xbox 360, I read comic books, and I love Nerf Guns. If it were socially acceptable, I'd wield some sort of Nerf weapon everywhere I went. Some call it immature, I call it enjoying life.

[Who cares what people think, what do YOU think?]

I think most..legal..forms of expression are beautiful. Such as dance, art, literature, etc.

I absolutely love reading; from fantasy novels like His Dark Materials (my personal favorite) to comic books like Y the Last Man (a must read for all those who think comic books are lame). Books are my escape when the world starts to feel as if it is too much.

[Imagination is more important than knowledge. For while knowledge defines all we currently know and understand, imagination points to all we might yet discover and create. - Albert Einstein]

I'd like to meet

At least one person from every country of the world and most of my favorite authors.

Activities

Reading, Nerfing, Playing Video Games, Drawing, Painting, Playing Poker, Spending time with family, ..doing fun things.., laughing until my stomach hurts and my eyes tear

Interests

AIM - Dopizdy93

Favorite Music

I love all kinds of music. Especially the kinds that give you a strong urge to dance and the kind that give you goosebumps all over.

Favorite TV Shows

Seinfeld, The Office, LOST, FRINGE, So You Think You Can Dance?, and various shows aired on Disney, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network

Favorite Books

Can't name them all, but these are a few of my favorites:
His Dark Materials
Most Chuck Palahniuk Books
Harry Potter 1-7
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Y: The Last Man
Most Michael Crichton Books
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

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  • mona♰ ƒℜєΣ þ¡†Çн βαߥ ♰ 2010/03/26 05:59:34
    mona♰ ƒℜєΣ þ¡†Çн βαߥ ♰
    i love the pic. of yourself. it made me smile. :)
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  • runningintriangles 2010/03/26 02:34:20
    runningintriangles
    It... goes, haha. Et vous?
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  • runningintriangles 2010/03/01 00:03:57
    runningintriangles
    C'est la vie, I suppose it's just further indication that I should move on from this site.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/28 05:49:13
    runningintriangles
    I'm done here, really.

    I think I'll be posting the stories I've promised people who sent me prompts, but that's it. I'm tired of the bullshit here.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/14 04:31:31
    runningintriangles
    "shay"

    People often read it as "shy" instead.

    Meh.

    Really? We watched this in a music lecture last year... my teacher thought it was amusing.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/14 03:57:22
    runningintriangles
    xD Exotic? Sure, but it's ALWAYS pronounced wrong, haha.

    Teehee, I LOVE that video.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 21:31:31
    runningintriangles
    xD

    You could just call me by my real name, Shai.

    I've gone by "rits" before, and often people just call me "running," but never in the real world... although I've a myriad of other names my friends like to call me on different occasions, lol.

    You would think they would be... well, no, they were, but trying to explain half of the nonsense that went on would be... a challenge. xD
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 07:47:52
    runningintriangles
    You would think so, but none come to mind, haha.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 07:32:14
    runningintriangles
    Um, let's see, in Europe? Italy, Czech Republic, France, Scotland and we lived in Wales for all of six months when I was little. I paid for my trips to Italy, Prague, France and Scotland on my own :D

    With my family, I've also been to Mexico (too hot, but the Mayan ruins were super awesome), a few Caribbean islands.

    And the States, haha, Disneyworld in Florida, Buffalo for shopping, and New York City for awesome fun times.

    And now I'm broke, barely able to afford school, no longer able to afford rent, and living in my parents' house again, LOL.

    I want to travel more... when I have money xD
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 07:10:21
    runningintriangles
    For university, the UK, they speak my first language... not to mention, studying English and theatre would work out better there, haha. I love Europe in general though, it's so much more... just more. When I was in Italy, in Florence, I'd never felt more at home in my life. It was so weird.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 06:26:24
    runningintriangles
    I've a friend who will be heading off to Oxford this year... I'm MEGA jealous of him... and the bastards only 17, skipped a grade for being a smart-ass xD

    If I could afford to go abroad, I'd be on the next plain to the UK. There are several universities that I've heard good things about (from various friends and family members), and it would be a nice change... hell, had I the money, I'd have moved to Montréal for school instead of staying in Toronto, haha. I love Toronto, but I've lived here for most of my life... I get bored.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 06:17:13
    runningintriangles
    xD Well done.

    No, according to a few friends that have been in schools both here and in the States, it's harder up here, lol.

    I had a friend move to Florida when we were in high school. She was maybe a C average student. In Florida? She was averaging As. I asked her how that was possible she said "They're covering stuff we covered last year."

    Not to say American schools are bad, they're not... we're just better ;P
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 05:24:17
    runningintriangles
    Oh well, like I said, to assignments and a final to bring my grades back up. The last assignment we did, I got 86 on it and the class average was 72. :D

    So, I'm not too concerned.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 04:57:22
    runningintriangles
    Bah, no, he was just mean with the information he gave us beforehand. He gave us a copy of a prior midterm test that was EASY, but then made this one HARD... most of my classmates left complaining, haha.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/13 02:48:31
    runningintriangles
    Feel like I failed >_>

    LOL, I just didn't feel confident with my answers... but it's all right, I can make up for it with the two remaining assignments and the final exam... haha.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/12 16:21:50
    runningintriangles
    Yeah, he asked us if we wanted it before or after reading week. I wanted it after, the majority wanted it before... so, he made it today. I have to go write it in 40 minutes or so, I'm attempting to cram some extra information in... but I got distracted.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/12 07:05:18
    runningintriangles
    Oh indeed he does... plus he's just geeky in general, likes to use his iPhone as a prop... and imaginary props as well. "Okay, so, if I were a good teacher, I'd have an actual rubber band, but since I suck, you'll all just have to pretend I have one." Seriously, he said that in lecture on Wednesday.

    I'm just glad it's keeping me focused (ish) on astrophysics, my mid-term's tomorrow afternoon, haha.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/12 06:45:36
    runningintriangles
    Well, married is fine, LOL, but when kids are involved... five kids in my TA's case, yikes.

    xD Bitchy prof's are lame. But it's true, you can change personalities in fantasies.

    And I love nerds... perhaps that's why I've a crush on my astrophysics prof, lol, he's a HUGE nerd... it makes me happy... he even references Doctor Who and Star Trek on occasion in his lectures.

    Bwahaha, I never thought I'd be having a conversation about hot teachers tonight, haha.
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/12 06:27:31
    runningintriangles
    You know, other than my astrophysics prof (who is ordinary appearance-wise, but just too awesome to not be attractive), none of my current professors are attractive... although, last semester, my Women in Antiquity prof was pretty hot... she was also out of her mind, but it made things interesting. The TA for my philosophy tutorial is all right... but he's also married... with kids. That knowledge is somehow more a turn-off than I'd thought, lol.

    Hottest teacher I ever had was my German teacher (who also taught me maths in grade 9). He had THE best ass, it was a wonder I learnt anything... he was also a rugby player. :D
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  • runningintriangles 2010/02/12 06:11:47
    runningintriangles
    I would totally date an astrophysicist... hell, if my prof wasn't married... nah, that would be weird. xD

    Oh, fuck you and your awesome classes, lol. My school's all like "We are academic, you need to learn boring shit to get a degree here." Don't get me wrong, UofT is a fab school, and I'm glad I had the grades I needed to get in, and that I did get in... but I hate it, it's the wrong place for me, haha.
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  • sleepyhead
  • Female
  • United States
  • 2009/11/21 14:59:50
  • 2011/08/24 16:16:26
  • 23
  • Married
  • Straight
  • Leo
  • Expressing Myself
  • College (Current)
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  • Someday
  • Latino/Hispanic
  • Average
  • 5 feet 2 inches