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About Me Member Hack oniontripeFemale/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 1 Year
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This adorable cat is making me sneeze.

Tue Mar 10, 2009, 10:15 AM
Whoa dang. I go away for a month and come back, and holy craps, I have new watchers.

BULLETIN==>

New watchers: thank you for tuning into the Oniontripe Variety Show. I have not been ignoring you, I have just been wading through class work up to my eyes. But I'm on break now so I can be more sociable. =]

True story: I will have a new upload or two, woot woot.

I'll likely visit your individual pages to give individual thankses to you all. This is just so you don't think I'm mean.

And away I go!

  • Reading: school things.
  • Watching: LOST, all day every day.

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  • Current Residence: stay classy, tallahassee.
  • Interests: wallaby wrestling, watching gross amounts of monty python's flying circus.
  • Favourite genre of music: good.
  • Favourite artist: adolphe-william bouguereau, john william waterhouse, alphonse mucha, ivan bilibin.
  • Favourite poet or writer: david sedaris, t. s. eliot, arundhati roy, annie dillard, ray bradbury, joyce carol oates.
  • Operating System: respiratory, vascular, other.
  • Wallpaper of choice: vintage french hard liquor adverts and japanese landscapes.
  • Favourite game: school.
  • Personal Quote: senatus populusque americanus.
  • Tools of the Trade: lightbulbs, hairspray, and chalk.

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it's a shame that you are not more watched and read.

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It seems a fantastic paradox, but it is nevertheless a most important truth, that no architecture can be truly noble which is not imperfect.
That really means a lot coming from you.

And I'm taking this moment to apologize for being so slow about commenting on things of yours. I think to myself, Today I'll get on dA and make comments to people whose work I really care about! And then Responsibility comes along and says, Hahaha, that's what you think.

But it will happen, oh yes it will.
Hey there!~ Thank you kindly for the watch :heart: :D

(Sorry...tis late)
That's okay! My reply is late too. And you're very welcome. :]
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So here's a problem I'm having. Maybe you can comment on it.

Every nonfiction piece I've been writing seems to turn into some depressing episode. And the more I think about it, the more I'm realizing I don't think I've read any nonfiction that didn't end on a relatively dark note, y'know? I mean, I know we're supposed to draw meaning from the mundane, etc., but it all seems pretty down and out to me. At least from what I've read/written!

So... any happy nonfiction on your end? Or maybe somebody who's written some I can check out?

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Superman? Here I am.
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Most of mine tends toward the depressing, or at least the serious and thinky, in the end. :\ I can't seem to get away from it. But when I try to be humorous and lighthearted, it comes off sounding forced and wrong. I really don't know how to do it differently, I don't think.

Erm, the only writers I know whose nonfiction isn't all dark are David Sedaris and Sarah Vowell. But even they discuss serious matters in their pieces--they can just be incredibly funny about it. I daresay you've already noted Mr. Sedaris's extreme talent, eh?
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So dA is battling with my computer at the moment, and for some reason freezes when I look at your most recent deviations for more than five seconds. I read them, though! And I will most certainly return the favor of giving you my opinion, as soon as my computer behaves properly. :B

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Superman? Here I am.
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Woot!

By the way, I know we're both crazy busy, but that's no excuse for me not, like, calling. I miss you.
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Likewise.

:heart:

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Superman? Here I am.

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