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wwesuperstar2012: plz add me
TheAsianGoddess: I don't think so.
TheAsianGoddess: Bye
wwesuperstar2012: why
TheAsianGoddess: bc I don't know who you are, you probably just came from myspace, and your ID is stupid that's why.
TheAsianGoddess: My friend list is for paying fetish subs ONLY dumbass.
wwesuperstar2012: well fucking sorry
TheAsianGoddess: its disrepectful that you would even be so bold to add ME without even talking dummy
TheAsianGoddess: good for you. good bye
wwesuperstar2012: well i forgot
TheAsianGoddess: forgot what ? manners ?
TheAsianGoddess: that's too bad for you. Life won't give you second chances just because you forgot.
TheAsianGoddess: Now, you may go away.
wwesuperstar2012: im sorry
TheAsianGoddess: goodbye.
wwesuperstar2012: watever
TheAsianGoddess: good spelling.
TheAsianGoddess: look for your ID in My blog
TheAsianGoddess: HA.
wwesuperstar2012: wat
TheAsianGoddess: do you know how to spell ?
wwesuperstar2012: yea i do
TheAsianGoddess: it's – " whatever " and " what " ? with a question mark
wwesuperstar2012: i kno but i like to make it short
TheAsianGoddess: like your dick ? yeah I'm sure.
wwesuperstar2012: thats private info
TheAsianGoddess: Yes, you should keep that private. No one wants to know about it.
wwesuperstar2012: im not telling you the size
TheAsianGoddess: I DONT CARE.
wwesuperstar2012: i know
Monthly Archives: August 2009
How not to contact Me …..
has been transferred here to My blogsite ! YAY. that was pretty painless, just the waiting for the registar to release it sucked. like I said in the previous entry, I've also got wordpress hosting, so I'll mess with that when I get back from vacation !
I'm busy taking care of getting things ready to go – this loft must be CLEAN before I leave – I can not come home to a messy cluttered place ! So, I'm busy doing laundry, cleaning and packing !! I got all My errands done today – so now it's just getting things together, which is a pain in itself. I feel like I'm taking 3 times as much as when I fly because I have so much room to take things this time !
SO – I'll be on and off tomorrow getting things together. I also want to get My hair cut before I go because its grossly long, so if I time I'll be doing that.
I'm going on vacation on Sunday ..
and completely forgot about it !!! It's been planned since May … time really really flies by in the summer !!! So I leave early Sunday morning and return Saturday night late. I'll be mobile of course, and have My laptop with ME bc we will be driving – Road Trip !!!!! Six days without your Goddess !! how EVER will you little minions deal ?! by sending ME Vacation funds of courseeeeeee !!! I'm going up north by Mackinaw for a few days and then head down to mid Michigan for a few and then back – not really MY idea of a vacation ( think – beach beach beach and pool and hotttt weather ) however, who likes to vacation in hot weather in the summer ? I can just go outside for that nonsense !
The PantyHose Party pix have really been selling nicely. I can't complain – oh wait, yes I can ! BUY em up lurkers. you won't be disappointed – this I am sure. HAHHAH. borrowedboy spent $800 just to get them. hahah heheehee he's so luckkkyyyyyy. he's a BROKE dick for once in his pathetic life – but I'm sure will get reloaded soon. HA. My hollywood sent $500 – but still owes ME $500 moreeeeeee !!!! Also, hollywood, MY loverboys cell is DUE !!! New agpayvictim ( renamed from piglet ) sent about $300 in the last week. HAHHA – which I spent almost as soon as it hit My email, and picked up a Coach wristlet, which will only be used when I take the dogs out for a walk and need a place for My keys. HA. italianloser got rammed and raped for $655 ( after he told ME his limit was $500 – HA puleeeese, there are no limits when it comes to TheAG ! ) So easy, a little leg and he's totally MUSH. I've got pics of him now a long with gf's email !!! Uh oh here comes trouble unless I get MY casssssssh. hahhahaha teddie sent $80 for the PPV mailers as well. got AAA for a little $100 which goes straight into MY pockets. HAHHAA.
It's always interesting to see who's not only pushing the PPV buttons for Niteflirt, but also who PAYS. old boys come out of the wood work for a glimpse of The Asian Goddess =) and I loveeee it. ( hi gregy ! ) I've also gotten some really strange emails as of late. one from some french dude, who would send Me an email in french, and then one in english – probably a translation software thing – but after a while, I would only get the ones in french, and if you think I'm going to get off My royal ass to try and have it translated, omg, you are So mistaken. It also looks like andrew, whom I thought would be the next victim has run with his tail between his ass cheeks, lololol – he's scared to " disappoint " Me. too late dumbass. I picked up the $400 Western Union from whiney. he just can't stay away. completely addicted to misery. whatever. stupid asshole. OH My newest boy ( hasn't been named yet ) whom I've picked up off of Twitter sent $125 amazon GC !!! HAHAHAH he's recently asked ME what the WANK fee is and the Sex with my wife fee is. HAHHAAH he got his answer =) let's see how much I can rack up with those =) hahahha hehehehee. VACATION FUNDS ASAP bitch. I want I want I want. and of course, little brian sent $200 =) I've really got to make him another videooooo =) hehehehee. it's SO unfair for him. hehehehee. and let's not forget about dragon and jack =) both have been jumping thru hoops on NF =) for ME.
I can't wait for MY new Gucci horsebit hobo bag =) I don't think it's going to get here in time though for when I leave on vacation, which makes ME totally annoyed. speckofdirt can't follow directions worth a shit, so that also cost him another $100 on top of My $1000 bag, for not getting faster shipping. cha fucking ching.
I'm so proud of Myself for taking pictures of the new gear I got this time around. LOL. I've been so lazy that when I get something awesome, I've just been putting it up on My closet. LOL. Aren't you proud ? HAHHAHA.
Twitter - I love it, TOO much. it actually makes ME lazy to write in this blog !!! but I had a funny IM - and I know you think I'm all " sweet " on twitter, and Twitter makes you think you can be familiar with ME – not so. So when I announce things like – I got the new Wii resort sports from dumb bob – and then you bother to msg ME on yahoo and ask …… – how many games are on it ? I AM NOT google. you lazy twit.
Remember – I'll be GONE Sunday – Saturday – SEND Vacation tributes. those who haven't will be on MY shit list. I'll be spending YOUR money while I'm gone ( actually I spend it every day ! ) and having FUN. =) bye for now bitches.


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Opening a bank account for your young adult
For parents teaching their kids about money, the teen years are the last few years you'll have to make an impression before your child becomes responsible for his or her finances. Like many parents, you've likely been giving your teens spending money or—even better—a regular allowance. A key step in your child's financial literacy is establishing a checking or savings account. But parents have to decide when is the right time to take this step.
Sit down with your teenager and have a discussion about the following topics:
- Budgeting. Does your teen know what it means to stay within a budget? To help your teen learn about money management, use your own monthly budget as a model, and share our budget spreadsheet with your child.
- Saving. One financial lesson we all need to learn is to avoid spending money on things we don't really need in order to save for the things that are important to us. Talk to your teenager about setting savings goals.
- Earning. Does your teenager earn money for projects around the house or work a part-time job? If so, teach your child how to deposit checks and save a percentage of their pay.
Bank accounts for teens
If you feel your teen is ready, contact your bank to determine the minimum age to open a bank account. As the parent, you may need to open the account for your child; visit your local bank together to find out. For example, at Bank of America, parents can sign an agreement for their teens aged 16 to 18 to open a checking account.
Different kinds of banking accounts meet different banking needs. For example, your teen may want a low-fee debit card, or a savings account for college. Talk to your teen about how to choose a bank account.
Money Management Tip #16
Kids learn by example. Be a good role model in how you save and spend money.
Custodial savings accounts
Also known as UTMA accounts, Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. These allow people to gift money to your child. The money accumulates interest, but your child does not have access to the funds until he or she reaches 18 or 21, depending on state law. Good for younger kids.
Regular savings accounts
A regular savings account can be a great way to teach a teenager about the value of interest, as well as financial concepts like deposits and withdrawals. The minimum amount needed to open an account can be low, and you can let your teen deposit or remove cash from the account through a debit card. Find out whether you can set up automatic transfers to the account, and what the transaction fees are.
Checking accounts
A checking account gives your teenager easier access to funds through check writing or use of a debit or ATM card. If your teen is mature, having a checking account can help him or her learn budgeting skills. Teach your teen about how they can limit their transaction fees and help avoid overdraft fees by using their account responsibly. Make sure your teen knows how to guard against fraud and protect their bank cards and PIN numbers. Also, ask your teen's bank about security features and policies for their accounts and bank cards.
The details of how these products work will depend on the bank or financial institution. A careful review can help you decide if the product carries the balance of accessibility and security that's appropriate for your teen's level of financial responsibility.
What's next? Preparing teenagers for their first job
Some accounts and services, and the fees that apply to them, vary from state to state. Please review the information for your state in the Personal Schedule of Fees (at www.bankofamerica.com/feesataglance or at your local Banking Center) and in the Online Banking Service Agreement at www.bankofamerica.com/serviceagreement.

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- March 4, 2013
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Disgusting as this might sound, your neighbor is still ahead of other neighbors that are College administrators working only 2 days a week. Some people have neighbors that are Federal employees in the GS-77 range, bringing in more money that all of the City Managers combined, yet have three hour lunches daily.
A little Direct TV taxation is chump change here, my friend. That guy that was just hired from a pool of 38 applicants is now a 1%er, just from your taxes alone.
Worse than an outrage, I tell ya! This is a disgusting disgrace. The Sequester will not even hurt these guys.
It doesn't end there. I just bought a new car and had to pay almost $3000 in taxes but someone who doesn't buy a new car gets to pocket that money!!
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On Sunday, July 22, longtime Crossroads supporters Karl and Sonya Feitelberg hosted Crossroads' Camp Wing campers and staff at their home for the annual Bike and BBQ to get our feet pedalling for the Rodman Ride for Kids season. The Feitelberg family along with Wing campers and staff biked 7 miles from Camp Wing in Duxbury to the Feitelberg home where the fun and festivites kicked into high gear with waterfront fun and a yummy BBQ! The Feitelbergs have hosted this event for our kids for the last several years. Karl always says this is his favorite day of the year, but he is not alone in that sentiment. Our kids and staff count the Ride and BBQ as a highlight of the summer every year! Take a moment to enjoy our photo album of the entire event- we promise it will brighten your day too! This event is a mini-kick off for the Rodman Ride for Kids in September! Click here to get involved with Team Crossroads! |


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Welcome to Gasconade Christian Service Camp!
A check for the remaining balance of $2,600.00 was recently given to the camp. As of 7/15/2013, the debt is $0.00. In 23 months our debt of $50,000 has been eliminated. We are again debt free!!!
The 2014 camp dates are located here.
AYN 2013/2014 Schedule is here
On Saturday, October 5th, the area ladies will have a retreat at the Gasconade Christian Service Camp. The event will go from 8:00am till 4:00pm. This event is free but an offering will be received to cover expenses. For more information contact Teri Leinbaugh at firstname.lastname@example.com
We had a great turnout at our recent Camp Rally! About 165 folks came to hear reports from our deans, enjoy fellowship and great music, share in a delicious meal and hear 4 area young men preach. Two young men from Solid Rock Christian Church preached as did two from Christ's Mission Church. The sermons can be heard by clicking THIS LINK. Thanks to these four guys for sharing the Word with us!


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Deb Leticia Gordils Running for Lt. Governor as a Republican
September 26, 2009 in State Wide Elections
This last spring, Deb Leticia Gordils was one of five candidates seeking the Illinois Green Party nomination to run in the special election for Rahm Emanuel's seat. She was beat out by Matt Reichel, who is now running again for that seat next fall.
As for Deb Gordils, she is now seeking the Republican Party's nomination for Lt. Governor of Illinois:
I talked to Greens and others about my choice before I decided this was a good choice for me at this time. I still support a third party choice available to the Citizens of Illinois and this great country and hope there are Greens winning races in 2010. I think people realize I'm loyal only to the people of Illinois and making the best decisions towards this goal. I am pro- life and support the 2nd amendment right to bear arms and pro the U.S Constitution. I feel I am where I belong. I think my respect for all the people of Illinois and as a humanitarian I can be a voice for the voiceless if elected. It is also my belief that the Republican party will overwhelmingly sweep the 2010 elections.
I took a liking to Gordils and wish her luck. I think this is probably a better fit for her. Click here to read an interview with Deb Leticia Gordils last spring here on Green Party Watch.


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I am about to teach you how to read a dog's mind. Are you ready? What is he looking at? Well, that's what he's thinking about. If your dog is looking at the sandwich you just left on the counter he is thinking illegal thoughts. And he is about to make his first attempt at counter surfing. After that it becomes very likely that he will try it again. Then we will have a problem that we will need to get rid of…when it could have been prevented in the first place.
If your dog is sniffing the garbage can, it is likely that he is about to learn how to raid garbage. If he is looking at the squirrel across the street, he's about to go. If you have a cat-chasing problem and your dog looks at the cat when she enters the room, that cat is about to be chased yet another time.
We can prevent so many unwanted behaviors in our dogs if we just pay attention. If your dog's basic skills, house manners (and cat manners) haven't been learned yet, then supervision is the key. If we are present and aware as these things are developing we can turn them into learning moments. Or we can at least prevent the dog from practicing the unwanted behavior.
The exact moment your dog looks at the illicit thing is your best time to intervene. If you've trained a good 'leave it' now's the time to use it. If you haven't gotten to 'leave it' yet, start moving. Try to get within the dog's line of sight asap. Movement can often break a dog's gaze, directing it toward the thing that moved (you!). Get yourself between the dog and the thing as quickly as possible so that you can gently redirect the dog to a more acceptable and possibly safer activity. Reward the dog for doing that instead.
The longer we take to respond after the dog has seen his enticement, the further into the behavior he will get and the harder it becomes to prevent what we don't want.
Once an unwanted behavior starts to unfold we have much less chance of preventing it. Supervising a dog in training and watching his eyes helps us get in his head and know when he is about to do something we don't want him to do. This gives us the timing we need to keep the pup honest and safe and it keeps him from learning bad habits. But, to see it early you have to be watching!


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Whitestown Police Major James R. Fouch Jr. was acquitted of official misconduct but found guilty of deception by a six-person jury Wednesday afternoon, July 25.
The six-person jury received the case after 11 a.m. Wednesday and deliberated for about five hours. Fouch was accused of deceiving Abbott Laboratories into giving up the Jeep by claiming it had been used in the commission of a crime, about the vehicle's condition, and about the cost of storage and other fees the company would bear if it wanted the 2007 Laredo returned.
Fouch will be sentenced on the class A misdemeanor deception charge at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 24. Until then, the verdict is unofficial, Superior Court I Matthew Kincaid said. The judge dismissed a theft charge earlier this week.
Fouch could be sentenced to up to a year in jail and $5,000 in fines, but Kincaid can choose anything within those ranges.
"I don't like it, but I have to accept it," Fouch said, as friends, family and members of the Whitestown Police Department gathered around him at the back of the Superior Court I courtroom.
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text: Cub Scout Recruiting: How They Do ItBy Suzanne Wilson Otetiana Council's 2004 'Run With the Right Pack!' Campaign Inspires Boys to Join Cub Scouting Everyone wants great fall roundup ideas, and Scouters in Otetiana Council, Rochester, N.Y., are happy to share the strategies that fueled their 2004 campaign. The council continuously looks for improved ways to inspire boys to join. This has been especially important in recent years, because the number of boys of Cub Scout age has been declining in Monroe County, the area served by the council. Organizers faced challenges that included reaching families effectively, especially in areas where the council had limited or no access to schools. The results show how well their efforts worked25.8 percent of available boys became Cub Scouts in 2003, and an even higher percent, 26.1, joined in 2004. That was 6.5 percent higher than the 2004 median for councils nationwide. The 2004 roundup welcomed 2,012 new Cub Scouts, almost 30 percent of the 6,749 Cub Scouts who were registered at the end of 2004. The essentialsRegardless of a council's size, says Otetiana Scout Executive Larry Pritchard, it's essential to allocate the necessary money to roundup. "If we're not spending it to get families into the program, then we won't need to spend it on anything else." Another essential is an effective marketing committee. Volunteer Jeffrey S. Halik, council vice president of marketing and communications, is a senior account supervisor at an advertising and public relations agency. Other members of the committee are also advertising and marketing professionals with the creativity and knowledge of media to get the Scouting story to families. "We work year-round to tell our stories and impress on people the values of our organization," says Halik. "If we're successful, it gives us a platform for concentrated pushes such as we have in the fall." Also essential is a quality roundup coordinator. Volunteer Robert N. (Bob) Carafice, council vice president of Cub Scouting, oversaw the entire campaign, coordinating the work of the marketing committee and everyone responsible for Joining Night activities. "This brought together all the forces in our council that are passionate about Cub Scout recruitment," Halik says. "And it gave them a clear pathway together." Campaign toolboxPlanners evaluated the previous year's campaign and considered new ideas. They didn't hesitate to borrow some tools from other councils. "That's the wonderful thing about Scouting, you can share ideas, and everybody wins," says Pritchard. Here are some key parts of the 2004 roundup: For the first time, the council used one creative theme, "Run With the Right Pack," in everythingprinted materials, yard signs, adswith a goal of creating community awareness. But their best tool was still traditional "boy talks" at schools and handing out Joining Night fliers. In areas without school access, the council targeted selected ZIP codes111,100 subscribers of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle found a 3-by-3-inch yellow sticky-note ad attached to their Sunday paper. The ad included: "Get your son running with the right pack; Join Cub Scouting, September 13-23; Boys, grades 1-5; visit www.joincubscouting.org"; a photo of a Cub Scout; and a phone number. Professional staff and volunteers manned a dedicated phone line from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. for three weeks. Callers learned where and when to join a pack. The phone number, the council Web address, and www.joincubscouting.org appeared in all campaign materials. In one school district, the council tested a pilot program in which first-grade boys in five schools received a New Cub Scout Kit in the form of a plastic lunch box containing a pinewood derby car kit. Packs serving that area signed up 65 new Tiger Cubs, compared to 44 in 2003. (Sixty-two of those 65 reregistered with their pack six months later.) The council expanded the program this year, noting how well it fits with "Race to Cub Scouting," the BSA's national 2005 Cub Scout recruiting campaign (see Editor's below). The council developed a DVD modeled after a video created by the East Carolina Council in Kinston, N.C. Aimed at parents and featuring a local TV news anchor who is the mother of two Scouts, the short presentation described the benefits of Cub Scouting. Five thousand DVD's were distributed in schools to first-grade boys. Several surrounding councils shared production costs of the DVD's and a TV ad that aired with shows most watched by mothers of Cub Scout-age boys. New also was the promise of Cub Scout Adventure Day, an outdoor experience for new Cub Scout families, held soon after joining. Three Adventure Days were well attended, and Cub Scout leaders appreciated the event that Bob Carafice described as "a tool packs can use to retain their new Scouts." Summing up"It takes a lot of work and a lot of different kinds of work to be successful," said Scout Executive Pritchard of the fall campaign. "And it takes a lot of different messages to the parents to, perhaps, send the message home." "You have to look at recruiting as a year-round activity," adds Bob Carafice, "and make sure people understand that Scouting is a place where they will be welcome." Cub Scouts 'Race Into Scouting' in the Crossroads of America CouncilBefore "Race to Cub Scouting It's Fun at Every Turn" was launched as the BSA's nationally supported roundup campaign earlier this fall, a number of Scout councils were using racing themes for their local recruiting efforts. One of these was "Race Into Scouting," the Crossroads of America Council's 2004 recruitment campaign theme. It was a perfectand logicalfit because the council is based in Indianapolis, site of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and home of the famous Indy 500 race. Using the racing theme for Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, and Venturing recruitment, the council crossed the finish line with more than 10,000 new Scouts, a council record. Cub Scouting added 8,500 boys, an increase of 30 percent. Tiger Cub membership increased by 17.6 percent, as 3,532 boys joined. For all of Cub Scouting, 22.2 percent of available youth joined, 2.6 percent higher than the 2004 median for councils nationwide. Off to a fast startThe campaign used Indy driver Scott Sharp, a former Cub Scout, as its official spokesperson. Sharp drives the No. 8 car for the Delphi Fernández Racing Team, which, along with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, became the council's partner in the campaign. Photos of Scouts with Sharp and his car appeared on fliers, posters, and other campaign materials. Public service spots featuring Sharp played on radio and TV. "The sports stations in town just absolutely ate the campaign up," says Doug Nelson, council director of field services and campaign committee staff adviser. Any new Cub Scout who brought a friend to join the pack received a limited edition Scott Sharp miniature collector car. Sharp also recorded a phone message reminding families about School Night for Scouting. Sizzle, pizzazz, and dazzle"Race Into Scouting" had "sizzle, pizzazz, and dazzle" for youth, parents, and Scouting volunteers, says Elaine Sholty, chairman of School Night and a member of the campaign committee. "A lot of that had to do with starting earlier than usual," she says. "And it also had to do with having a team, and that certainly fits with racing." Early in the year, key School Night positions were filled. "You're going to be really happy," prospective trainers and other volunteers were told at a July training session. "We've got a great program, it's organized, there's a theme, and there's a plan for the boys who are recruited." Nelson says Sholty was "phenomenal, a cheerleader" at the School Night training for more than 400 volunteers. For her part, Sholty credits the training's success to the partnership between volunteers and professional staff. The staff had prepared School Night materials. "We had milk crates completely filled with hanging files with all the materials, all the books, all the things they needed for School Night, all together," Sholty explains. "Everyone kept saying, 'Wow!' "That training session was a real pinnacle night for the whole process, and that led to great success on the School Nights." How did kids and parents react to School Night? "It had sizzle!" Sholty said. "They liked it, and they thought it was really cool that one of the Indy 500 drivers was involved. The idea of a theme really took it to a different level." As a reward for membership growth that met Quality District standards and for improving the rate of Scout retention, the council flew 94 volunteers to visit the 2005 BSA National Jamboree. Circuit of FunAt School Nights, families learned about the Circuit of Fun, a year-round series of nine events for Scout families. For new Cub Scouts and parents, the first activity was a Cub Scout Joining Event, held on an October Saturday afternoon inside the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Almost 5,000 people attended, visiting pit row and the garages, places not usually accessible to the public. Race cars were on display, and drivers signed autographs. It was also a typical Cub Scout day camp, with boys making crafts, playing Frisbee golf, testing their marksmanship with BB guns, slingshots, and bows and arrowsall a preview of adventures to come in Scouting. Some of the other circuit events for Scout families were Scout Days at an Indiana Pacers' professional basketball game, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, the Shrine Circus, and the Indianapolis Zoo. Tiger Cubs graduated in a crossover ceremony at an Indianapolis Indians baseball game. Scouts received a patch for each event. When combined, the patches formed a picture of cars circling a race track. The circuit events were part of the council's "get them in the door and keep them" approach to membership. When packs rechartered in spring 2005, retention had improved. Summing upFor its 2005 recruiting campaign, Crossroads of America opted to continue with "Race Into Scouting." Sholty, a marketing professional, advised the campaign committee to stick with their established brand. "Don't abandon the theme and reinvent the wheel we created," she told them. "It has sizzle and gives people a level of excitement that makes them want to be involved." S.W. Editor's note: These are the first two of four profiles by contributing editor Suzanne Wilson on recent successful local council Cub Scout recruiting efforts. Details of Cub Scouting's nationally supported 2005 recruiting campaign, "Race to Cub ScoutingIt's Fun at Every Turn," can be found in Scouting's September 2005 issue at www.scoutingmagazine.org. October 2005 Table of Contents Copyright © 2005 by the Boy Scouts of America. All rights thereunder reserved; anything appearing in Scouting magazine or on its Web site may not be reprinted either wholly or in part without written permission. Because of freedom given authors, opinions may not reflect official concurrence. |


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reading: (in most cases, re-reading)
Making Scenes by Adrienne Eisen (just purchased on Emily Books, which is becoming a great catalogue of my favorite radical female literary tastes)
The Letters of Mina Harker by Dodie Bellamy
Great Expectations by Kathy Acker
Blood and Guts in High School by Kathy Acker
Don Quixote by Kathy Acker
Coeur de Lion by Ariana Reines
The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dundy(to read in Paris!)
I Love Dick by Chris Kraus
Because They Wanted To: Stories by Mary Gaitskill
Glaciers by Alexis Smith (two good readers have recommended this to me)
A Cannibal and Melancholy Mourning by Catherine Mavrikakis (BEST EVER)
Anything I can get my hands on about Sophie Calle (I REALLY want the book about her email break-up, but it's like $70)
Animal Shelter Vol 1 and Vol 2 edited by Hedi el Kholti (Semiotext(e))
a PDF galley of Tiqqun's Preliminary Materials for a Theory of a Young Girl (translated by Ariana Reines, published by Semiotext(e))
Marie Calloway's two recent pieces, "Insufferable" and "Cybersex" (that I thought were really fascinating, and have been thinking about how the Internet has always been a part of her work)
How Should a Person Be? by Sheila Heti
The Buddhist by Dodie Bellamy (purchased on Emily Books)
Two Girls Fat and Thin by Mary Gaitskill
Humiliation by Wayne Kosetenbaum
Volatile Bodies by Elizabeth Grosz
The Freudian Body by Leo Bersani
Regardless of what they asked for, or what we talked about, this is the stuff I'm ruminating on for my essay on Girls, which is turning more into an essay on girls, and really about an essay about boundaries and the girly and radical, risky oversharing. And this idea of the taboo and danger of fluidity, which is the feminine. And maybe also the boundary between fiction and nonfiction. This is what I'm feeling today. If they turn it down and say - too weird, too messy - I will be fine, because at least the deadline has enabled me to really begin. I have three essays to write this summer. I leave in a week for three weeks abroad, where I will still be blogging. And then three weeks home alone, crawling at the ceilings.
Sometimes I fear my only worth as a writer is telling people what else they should be reading. Like I am always a bookseller. That said, you should read read Catherine Mavrikakis' A Cannibal and Melancholy Mourning - I cannot believe I have never written about it before. Well, it was in the first draft of Heroines when it wasn't really Heroines and just me trying to transfer a blog to a book. I would recommend anything on this list, actually. Also: Two Girls Fat and Thin.


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When I was her age I also hated my skin, but because I was teased relentlessly for being extremely pale. I was so self-conscious that I rarely wore anything besides jeans because I was too ashamed to show my legs. I frequently bought self-tanner and other garbage to darken my skin, but always turned out looking orange; this made me even more depressed and ashamed. People accused me of being sickly and told me I was unattractive.Have you told her any of this? maybe prefaced by "I know it's not exactly the same, but". It might help to know that people are assholes to everyone, not just her.
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Crossovers mix Daria elements (characters, settings, plots, etc.) with those from another fictional work entirely, permitting interaction between those elements. Primarily this is done in fanfiction and fanart - often, due to fanfic's nature, with science fiction or fantasy canons such as the Marvel Universe - but has also been done in other canonical media.
For variations on this concept in fanfiction, see Dariaverse Crossover (Daria crossing over with an alternate reality Daria) and reality crossover (Daria crossing over with the real world). A crossover involving three or more non-Daria works is sometimes called a megacrossover (per the Fanfiction Glossary).
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Daria Crossed-over in Other Canons
Daria and company have appeared in a number of places as crossover characters in works for other canons, including Internet comics. Some examples are noted in the Media section of Outpost Daria (preserved by the Wayback Machine). Significant appearances in other non-Daria media are given below.
At the beginning of episode 6 of the MTV cartoon Undergrads ("Room Mates," first aired June 15, 2001), the technophile college freshman named Gimpy is being cyber-harassed by a female hacker, She-Prime. During a webcam discussion between Gimpy and Nitz, a friend at another college, Gimpy's image is altered by She-Prime so that he looks like a young woman. "It's never easy to say this," says Nitz with a laugh, "but Gimpy... you look like Daria."
The New Adventures of Bobbin
In an installment of The New Adventures of Bobbyn by Joycelyn Yik (August 31, 2001), the characters noted the similarity between their situation and The Kiss... causing Daria and Jane to arrive with a court injunction.
Mall Monkeys
Outpost Daria notes that a now-extinct webcomic called "Mall Monkeys" was briefly visited by the Fashion Club in the installment for October 23, 2002. That particular episode was preserved by the WayBack Machine of Archive.org and may be viewed at this link.
Evil Josh and Billy
A net cartoon by ex Daria fanfic writer John Berry included a Daria lookalike in an Evil Josh and Billy episode, "Evil Josh and Billy, Episode 2: Party at JC's", in a shout-out to "The Invitation". Daria also ends up being caught as an underage drinker. The series was earlier noted to have an "evil Tom Sloane" lookalike as well.
PPMB Threads
Drawn Together
On October 4, 2007, Daria fans were astonished to see what appeared to be a crossover using Daria on the Comedy Central TV show, Drawn Together (episode 30: "Lost in Parking Space, Part Two"). The appearance was all the more shocking as Daria was a mutilated victim in a Hostel parody. She, like captured other animated characters, had gone to a Hot Topic store to see how her licensed merchandise was doing. "This is men's fault," was her monotone comment after having a nail driven into her right eye, a remark many fans felt was rather out of character for her. This appearance received much coverage on PPMB and was also mentioned in several Daria fanfics. (Comedy Central, like MTV, is a part of Viacom.)
General Information
- "Lost in Parking Space, Part Two" archived on Wikipedia (page has been combined with other episode pages on one page)
- Episode summary on TV.com
- "Daria on Drawn Together," LiveJournal entry by MagicSushi
PPMB Threads
- "Drawn & Quartered", by The Angst Guy on PPMB (stand-alone version)
- "Canon Fodder", by Roentgen
- "I Still Want a New Duck", by Patrick Moore
Robot Chicken
On January 30, 2011, Daria was the subject of part of a segment on the Adult Swim show Robot Chicken. Set as a Michael Moore-esque documentary searching for forgotten '90s cartoon characters, the host finds Daria as an overweight trans man named Daryl. Daryl then goes into graphic detail describing the process of how he became a man, causing the host to vomit. Reaction to this among fandom has been mostly negative.
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References to Daria
- The well-known comic strip Luann by Greg Evans featured Daria's image on a student's T-shirt on May 3, 1999. Outpost Daria has the strip (in color) here, but it may also be viewed at the Luann homepage in black and white.
- In May 1999, the TV show Mystery Science Theater 3000 poked fun at a 1975 horror B-movie called Blood Waters of Dr. Z. At one point, the mad scientist Dr. Leopold (transformed into a monster) kidnaps a young woman and draws a picture of her, which he tapes to a zodiac picture. Mike Nelson (Michael J. Nelson), watching the film, remarks: "Hmm. Daria looks nice without her glasses." The Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XVII DVD, which contains Blood Waters of Dr. Z, was released on March 16, 2010.
- On a September 23, 2003 episode of Gilmore Girls, Rory Gilmore compares her social life with that of Daria, noting that "I don't wanna change. I don't wanna be the anti-town girl. I'm not Daria."
- A September 2010 entry of Our Valued Customers, a webcomic reproducing inane and stupid comments made by real customers in the artist's comic shop, had one grumpy customer telling his friend: "You remember that show Daria? I wanted to punch that bitch in the face."
- A June 2011 song, A Love Story, by Watsky & The GetBand has Watsky rapping about his failing relationship with a girl... as represented by a cutout Daria, who disses him at the end of the song for being "emo".
Might-Have-Beens and Lookalikes
- Hyrin pointed out on PPMB that there is a close copy of Daria, as a child, in 1985's The Care Bears Movie in the audience in the magic-show scene. In the film, she's one of the many kids laughing happily as a magic show goes wrong, and then has her ability to care taken away by the evil Spirit; she ends up nasty and uncaring, and in a fight with what seems to be a young Beavis (who pulls her hair during their battle). The kids look exactly like a Care Bears version of Daria and Beavis, which is especially eerie as neither character existed in 1985... but were the right age in 1993 (Daria's first appearance) to have been this young in 1985! Is Daria the way she is because she never regained her ability to care?
- Peapotmaster has noted that a Warner Brothers' cartoon series called Histeria! had a character that strongly resembled an adult Jane Lane (Lydia Karaoke).
- The webcomic "Sufferin' Joyce," found at ComicCritics.com, had an interesting entry for May 15th, 2009, involving two characters with remarkable similarities to Daria and Jane.
- A dead ringer for Quinn appears in Beavis and Butt-head episode "Held Back", aired in 1994 - a year before Quinn's character was first designed. Butt-head, temporarily sent back a grade, sits next to and hits on the very unimpressed girl. What makes it eerie is that the Quinn clone is in eighth grade, which Quinn would have been at the time. We could assume this is Quinn, though she appears again in the 2011 episodes "Drones" and "Copy Machine"; that time, however, she's part of Beavis and Butt-head's class which raises timeline questions.
- In Image Comics' Morning Glories #29 (2013), the sinister Morning Glories Academy has an ad for "Fashion Club: Meets Wednesday 4-6PM. Contact Quinn M. Room 237." What the heck is Quinn doing in that horrific and surreal torture den, and how long as she been stuck there?
Daria crossovers in fanworks
There are two types of crossover in fanfiction and fan art:
- The first is where Daria characters or elements encounter the characters or elements of another canon, or vice versa. For example, "It's Eureka, Daria" (Richard Lobinske) has the Morgendorffers moving to the eponymous town from the sci-fi show Eureka; "Have Faith" (Mediancat) inserts Daria into the cast of Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel; "Screams of Silence" (Jim North) that has Daria entering the haunted town of Silent Hill.
- The second is where an amalgamation is created of Daria and the other canon, the characters of the former becoming the latter. This is often seen with superhero stories, such as "Lawndale's Finest" (NightGoblyn) where Jane and Daria are Superman and Batman (respectively). This sort of fanfic can be played straight ("DeWitt", crossing Daria with Dexter) or for humour by contrasting the Daria characters with the crossed-over setting and genre ("Is It The Grim Darkness Of The Far Future, Yet?" by RX-87, where everyone is a Warhammer 40K character).
See also the World's Shortest Crossover threads.
You can also see cameo appearances from other canons in a non-crossover fic.
External Links
PPMB threads
- Crossovers Not Yet Crossed Over
- More Crossovers Not Yet Crossed Over
- Crossovers Still Crossing Over
- The Incomplete List of Daria Crossovers
- Iron Chef: You Look Familiar Crossover/Fusion Challenge
Other links
- Essays on fanfiction crossovers at the Fanfic Symposium


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At July 27, 2008 3:19 AM , Anonymous Euripedes said...
Please don't stop.
For the love of god don't stop.
We need this blog! There's nobody else! We needs enhancement!
Don't sweat it Euripedes. I've put WoW on pause in my life for the time being while I job hunt and restore some balance to my otherwise heavily-skewed-to-WoW life. However, I am religiously following the WotLK updates and have a few posts in draft mode.
It's a gorgeous Sunday here in the city, my Thinkpad is all charged up (as is my backup battery) so I'm heading downtown to find a coffee shop with a sidewalk view to complete some posts here. OK I'll probably end up in a bar with a patio drinking microbrews, but don't tell anyone.
So yes, I'm on pause in-game, but I have a few posts coming out for you shortly. Thanks everyone for the great comments. I hope you are enjoying your summer and can take time from WoW to get some sun on that pasty skin I know you're all sporting!
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