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From: MisterNiceGuy@juno.com
To: LuKas
Update
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 15:46:32 -0400
Subject: Lukas Update:
04-21-2K
Man, How can spring
weather be so, so... winterish?
Feature Article: Swan
Song
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Back in the beginning of the month, you may recall a News Boxer
about me
writing for the school newspaper. The topic? Well, being the
iconoclast that
I am, I can only claim proficiency in two subjects: the
ViewAskewniverse, and
Anime. I call it iconoclasticism, some people call
it geeky,
whatever.
Anyway, that went off rather well. I wrote
my article, typed in
changes made by the copy editors, and bang, that was
done. BUT, they were
really short on staff that week, so they invited me to
stay and have
complete control over my page. COMPLETE CONTROL. I chose what
pictures to
use, where to place them, what the captions were, I even created
the
banner picture myself (by splicing other pictures together, not
by
drawing them myself). Alas, in the end, I had to cut some of my
article
because it was too long, but you do what you have
to...
While I was there, the yearbook staff was also
hard at work, making
sure our $60 yearbook would come out on time and look
good. Course, they
wouldn't have been working so feverishly if they hadn't
procrastinated...
Since I was there, I was called upon to save the yearbook
several times.
Earlier, I had drawn a divider page for the faculty section
(my own
homage to the X-Men), but when you stay in to the last moment, you
get
the craziest jobs to do. I had to draw: a girl's-style lacrosse stick,
a
caricature of the boy's spring track captain, several people in
South
Park style, a thought bubble, and a fruitcake. It was really
random.
And that's when I figured, I will probably
never work for a
Princeton High School thing again. It was kinda sad for me,
like the last
day of some program. And it was. I'd been working on the school
newspaper
for three years. and it was a goodbye. Ah,
well.
All good things...
News
Boxers
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- Been on spring break
for the past week. But it's been really
rainy, so I haven't been able to do
anything really exciting.
- Working hard on the
music video. Got about a minute done. only
4:46 to
go...
- Leaning towards JHU. It's far from where
everyone else is going to
college, but it is a pretty good under grad
school...
- Okay, I'm leaving the U.S. on May 5th in
the after noon, and I'll
be in Japan by May 13th, since that's the day of the
wedding. So I'll
probably be in Japan like the 10th, the 11th? If there's
anything you
want me to get any of you, let me
know...
- Got another ViewAskew shirt, but this one
turned out to be a
rip-off! like $18 for a black T-shirt that only has RST
Video in the
corner of the front. Urge to kill...
rising...
- Had a baby sitting gig on 04-20-2K for
one of the weirdest kids
I've ever watched. He didn't want to play video
games, he wanted to watch
ME play video games. So
odd...
- Today is my mother's birthday. Gave her a
pot I made in crafts
class and wrote her a poem. She liked them
both...
THIS IS
COOL
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- "The Rant"
Word to the wise, Public Radio can have some really cool stuff. I
was tuned
in, trying to get a broadcast of Prairie Home Companion, and
they started
talking about this commercial that's showing in Canada. So I
went to a web
site, and I found a Quick Time movie of it and
downloaded
it.
It's absolutely hilarious. So
here's what you do. Go to
www.iam.ca/touts/rant.ghtml
And then click "View the Rant" If you're a windows user, do a find
search for
*.mov and then copy the Canadian movie into your hard drive if
you want to
keep
it.
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SAY WHAT?!
"Ignorance is bliss, but it will never replace sex."
- Scott Melzer. I wouldn't know personally, but he's a pretty
knowledgeable
guy...
- LuKas
"Be seeing
you"