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The Password Is …

July 20, 2009 by cajunvegan

… if I told you, I would have to kill you.

New York continues to be a fucking blast. Highlights today included:

An apple fritter the size of my head
An evil whisper in Grand Central Station
A little blue box from Tiffany’s
A dead tortoise at the Central Park Zoo
A freak walking around with a framed picture of Michael Jackson
Stale street vendor pretzels
Blond trophies on Broadway
Dual Plurking lapops next to my bestie in the same bed in the same room
Having Topsurf join our New York adventure
Dying and going to Shrimp Heaven
Get beads without flashing my tata’s … twice
Meeting Yoon and hearing her yell: Does it look like I peed in my pants?
Drinking martinis at a great locals place with a 43 page drink menu
Planning out our next day’s adventures … you’ll have to revisit to find out what happens.

Posted in blog 365, celebrations, cryptograms, freaks and geeks, geekdorknerd, good eats, good libations, i am fucking fabulous, ohmygod, shits and giggles | 6 Comments

6 Responses

on July 20, 2009 at 9:14 pm | Reply Devyl

You definitely know how to fill out a day. Cannot wait for tomorrow’s adventures!
on July 20, 2009 at 9:14 pm | Reply NotAMeanGirl

OMG!!! LOL I can’t imagine Yoon hollering THAT!!!! **shifty eyes** WHUT? lol Sounds like you guys are having a blast!
on July 20, 2009 at 9:39 pm | Reply Topsurf

Glad you are having a great time!! Can’t wait to see what else the week holds.
on July 21, 2009 at 3:57 am | Reply Miss Attitude

Wow it sounds like y’all are having such a great time! And wait, did you say “A little blue box from Tiffany’s”??? So Perpstu resisted, but you didn’t?? I want to see!!!!!
on July 21, 2009 at 8:55 am | Reply Jana

Hi,

I found your side accidentally.
Because of your interest in reading banned books you could also be intrigued in our website!?
It’s http://www.ncac.org

At the moment I’m completing an Internship at NCAC- National Coalition Against Censorship. It’s dedicated to protect free expression and access to information by providing for example educational resources and advocacy support to individuals and organizations responding to incidents of censorship.

The recent blog entry deals with “safe libraries” and the logical consequences of filtering important informations. It’s very interesting and we want to know what for example you think about that special case. We’re glad about a lot of comments as well as a lively discussion!

Greetings
Jana
on July 26, 2009 at 9:52 am | Reply perpstu

Best trip ever. That is all.