![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
May. 2nd, 2006 12:53 pmThis is how it works: Comment on this entry and I will give you a letter. Write ten words beginning with that letter in your journal, including an explanation what the word means to you and why, and then pass out letters to those who want to play along.
My letter from Jill McMill is: N
1. -neucleosis. I had mono in NYC on the CMT trip in October of '04. It sucked ass, let me tell you. I was nauseous and got nosebleeds in the shower. Lucky for me, I had the best roommate possible for my horrific experience, props to Jill.
2. NASA. When I worked in the dining court last semester, I made a salad for a very handsome Asian boy with an English accent. Ronald Wong is in Aeronautical Engineering, hence Nasa.
3. Nada Surf. The band had a huge song about a decade ago called "I'm Popular," mocking everything popular kids do, have, and say, yet ten years later the popular people are still usually pretty douchey. And it can't be denied, and also note that I'm simply stating this matter-of-factly. This is especially true in Valpo.
4. The Nineties. The years of my childhood, Hanson, and Pearl Jam. Also, the birth of Friends, Fight Club, and, of course, Dawson's Creek.
5. Nothing. There was this time in Mr. Case's class in the sixth grade where we spent nearly the entire 43 minute period discussing Clare Rowland's thought about the existance of nothing. I'm pretty sure it blew Aaron Case's mind.
6. Nadie Conoce a Nadie. Reminds me of Spain because I watched it in my culture class there. Meaning "Nobody Knows Anyone," this awesome movie includes everything Spanish: Eduardo Noriega, drugs, parties, bombs, and the Holy Week.
7. Nipple. So, if you're the last person who Ben Gettleman didn't tell, I had one of my nipples pierced. Had, past tense, gone forever, no more.
8. Never say die. This reminds me of Doc's absolutely ridiculous and dare I say retarded speech class that I took my junior year of high school. For impromptu speeches, we had to draw little slips, and about four people got the quote "Never say die." Now, if you don't know, this quote means to never quit, to persevere, to la ti da... right? Okay, well every single one of these people gave speeches about how you should never tell a person that they should die because they just might, and that just wouldn't be cool. Nice message, I know, but geez.
9. Nut job. Tom Cruise, enough said. Oh, yeah, and Katie Holmes for creating his offspring.
10. Nostalgia. It's fun, it's exhilarating, and it's oh-so feel-good. It's weird that I get nostalgic sometimes, considering I'm so young. But hey, I'm a band geek at heart, what can I say?
My letter from Jill McMill is: N
1. -neucleosis. I had mono in NYC on the CMT trip in October of '04. It sucked ass, let me tell you. I was nauseous and got nosebleeds in the shower. Lucky for me, I had the best roommate possible for my horrific experience, props to Jill.
2. NASA. When I worked in the dining court last semester, I made a salad for a very handsome Asian boy with an English accent. Ronald Wong is in Aeronautical Engineering, hence Nasa.
3. Nada Surf. The band had a huge song about a decade ago called "I'm Popular," mocking everything popular kids do, have, and say, yet ten years later the popular people are still usually pretty douchey. And it can't be denied, and also note that I'm simply stating this matter-of-factly. This is especially true in Valpo.
4. The Nineties. The years of my childhood, Hanson, and Pearl Jam. Also, the birth of Friends, Fight Club, and, of course, Dawson's Creek.
5. Nothing. There was this time in Mr. Case's class in the sixth grade where we spent nearly the entire 43 minute period discussing Clare Rowland's thought about the existance of nothing. I'm pretty sure it blew Aaron Case's mind.
6. Nadie Conoce a Nadie. Reminds me of Spain because I watched it in my culture class there. Meaning "Nobody Knows Anyone," this awesome movie includes everything Spanish: Eduardo Noriega, drugs, parties, bombs, and the Holy Week.
7. Nipple. So, if you're the last person who Ben Gettleman didn't tell, I had one of my nipples pierced. Had, past tense, gone forever, no more.
8. Never say die. This reminds me of Doc's absolutely ridiculous and dare I say retarded speech class that I took my junior year of high school. For impromptu speeches, we had to draw little slips, and about four people got the quote "Never say die." Now, if you don't know, this quote means to never quit, to persevere, to la ti da... right? Okay, well every single one of these people gave speeches about how you should never tell a person that they should die because they just might, and that just wouldn't be cool. Nice message, I know, but geez.
9. Nut job. Tom Cruise, enough said. Oh, yeah, and Katie Holmes for creating his offspring.
10. Nostalgia. It's fun, it's exhilarating, and it's oh-so feel-good. It's weird that I get nostalgic sometimes, considering I'm so young. But hey, I'm a band geek at heart, what can I say?
