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Christina (shuttheeffup) wrote,
@ 2003-06-23 23:22:00
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    Current mood: amused
    Current music:Jack Johnson- Flake

    The Different Forms of Rocking
    Me: Mia, next time you talk to Meg, can you find out when we can go get our Reggie tickets?
    Me: And make sure it wouldnt interfere with your rocking-out-in-supermarket-aisles schedule?
    Mia: Abso-frigging-lutely! We were just talking about that the other night.
    Mia: Aw man, you read that in my LiveJournal?
    Me: HAHA yeah i did
    Mia: Seriously, people aren't fans of the rocking out as much as I thought they could be.
    Me: I was like, "i wonder whats going on in MiaLand?" then I was like "ohhhh, THATS whats going on"
    Me: No, rocking out is great exercise, totally cardiovascular, people dont realize
    Mia: haha, come on! That's always how it is in MiaLand. Constant rocking out. It's such a lifestyle.
    Me: Now rocking peoples socks off, that can be a little more effort than its worth, depending on the cleanliness of the rocked socks
    Mia: I'm more of a jock rocker, myself.
    Me: Haha lifestyles of the young and wearers of ties as belts
    Me: haha
    Me: I dont know how to jock rock!
    Me: Would you teach me?
    Mia: I can try! If you already rock socks, it should be relatively easy to pick up the jock rocking.
    Me: Awesome
    Me: I'm a fast learner of the different forms of rocking
    Mia: Hehe, ties as belts. NOT FUCKING AROUND, Christina. Not fucking around at all.
    Me: Haha i know youre not. you never do
    Me: So me and eliza drove all the way to Delaware to go to a thrift store
    Mia: Oh man, you drove to Delaware? That's a sign of allegiance to the craft. I avoid going to Delaware unless it's for school. Besides UDel, I can't find many awesome things about that state.
    Me: Noooo there is this AWESOME vintage/thrift store
    Me: OH MY GOD
    Me: You will appreciate this
    Mia: What?!
    Me: When we were in Delaware, we drove past this place called Portable Homes, and they had a sign out front that said:
    Me: (drumroll please)
    Me: "Muddy enough to suck the socks off a frog"
    Mia: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
    Mia: Holy. Shit.
    Me: Yeah thats what i said
    Me: I freakin made eliza write it down so I wouldnt forget
    Mia: That's amazing.
    Mia: See? See the craziness that happens in Delaware?
    Me: Hehe yeah I see
    Me: There was a liquor store RIGHT NEXT DOOR to "Holy Harvest Church"
    Mia: The churches there are actually ridiculous. I went to mass twice and.... they have no tabernacle at all, just random folding chairs covered in orange felt instead of pews, a sucky stereo system rather than a choir..... the whole thing was jsut weird.
    Me: Oh god
    Me: Orange felt chairs=CULT TO THE MAX
    Mia: No doubt!!



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