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Date Posted: Tue, Oct 19 2004, 8:39pm PDT
Author: Roxanne
Subject: isn't that what most women would think when someone as attractive as you came along? *yeah..he was cute..so what? she wasn't going to play games around this "little boy." might as well go ahead and get his head as bigger than what it already was. she kept her eyes on him* as for me wanting you...i believe you should rethink that and have become a little more interesting *she snorted*
In reply to: Salem McCartney 's message, "
I'm slipping away
In every way
I can't stay away
(and I don't know why)
I'm slipping away
" on Tue, Oct 19 2004, 3:57pm PDT


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  • [o]"But I don't need to be interesting, you are the one who initiated conversation, so you are the one who has to be interesting to keep me talking to you."[o]He was bored already in this little town, but then, when hadn't he been bored over the past three months as he was stoled away in that hspital like atmosphere of the rehab centre. The boredom reflected in his dark eyes, eyes that were used to expressing emotions not truly his own. That was th eone thing credited to him by critics, that he could make his eyes express whatever his character was feeling, and thus portray this to the audience.[o] (NT) -- No name, Tue, Oct 19 2004, 8:44pm PDT
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