x365 – Mike M. (0)
Posted 25 October, 2011 in x365
In high school, you made a fake museum tour audio recording that abused the listener. “Turn left here. No, left! Stupid.” It also insisted you leave the museum and get on a bus.
x365 – Peter S. (0)
Posted 21 June, 2010 in x365
When I knew you, you hit on your daughter’s friends. You’re now an out gay man. Was all your creepy womanizing a front for closeted feelings, or do you just swing both ways?
x365 – Naseem Y. (0)
Posted 21 June, 2010 in x365
Even with false teeth, broken pelvis and busted lip, you were beautiful. Even before the accident, you didn’t waste a moment of life. Karmic wake-up call or awful, arbitrary event? The latter.
x365 – Leila ?. (0)
Posted 21 June, 2010 in x365
A curvy little Latina with fair skin and penciled-in eyebrows, you spoke in a studiedly sexy whisper, smiling slyly all the while. We were fifteen. I met you just the one time.
x365 – Alex H. (0)
Posted 29 May, 2010 in x365
A weekend away from boarding school – that meant drinking. At your grandpa’s house, we had so much whisky, I crawled up the stairs to bed. He didn’t seem to notice we were blotto.
x365 – Barney C. (0)
Posted 14 April, 2010 in x365
You took The Weather Girls’ “It’s Raining Men” out of the school jukebox and replaced it with “Flight of Icarus” by Iron Maiden. You raised your cracked, puberty-stricken voice and sang along.
Update (1)
Posted 21 January, 2010 in instranet stuff
Don’t call it a comeback; I’ve been here for years!
I’m working on my writing portfolio, and I’ve just signed on as a blogger for FindLAFoodTrucks.com‘s blog. I’ll be building the blog almost from scratch, visiting LA food trucks and reviewing them, keeping up with food-truck-related news, and generally having my lunches and dinners handed to me out the window of a moving vehicle. I’m super excited. I’ll let you know when my first post is up over there.
x365 – Caryn G. (0)
Posted 22 November, 2009 in x365
The wooden sign you’d hung above your desk read “Teacher and Advisor.” A good boss doesn’t pit her employees against one another: unfortunately, you taught us that lesson by doing just the opposite.
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x365 – Scott G. (0)
Posted 22 November, 2009 in x365
Your everyday uniform consisted of a white T-shirt, crisp khaki shorts and combat boots. You hit the gym every day. Basically, you were the archetypal West Hollywood circuit boy, except you were straight.
x365 – Sharon M. (2)
Posted 22 November, 2009 in x365
I’ve met you only once. What do I recall about the occasion? You smiled the whole time. Maybe you’re one of those people whose default expression is a polite grin. Like George Foreman.
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