Daily Journal/Diary

[sSsflamesSs]

You're all a bunch of child-molesters.

[gevo]

You're all a bunch of child-molesters.

I was reffering to Angelik.. not her avatar!!! lol...

[spiral]

Dear Diary, I don't feel too good.

My head's spinning, and I have a headache, and I'm sort of nauseous.

And that idiot cussing on the freeway got on my nerves, I wish he fell out of his car while he was hanging from the door, yelling.


And gee I don't wanna go to that ojit mojit thing tomorrow. And and and, my mouse doesn't work well, and I'll be right back, I need to blow dry my mom's hair.

[Emil]

Dear Diary,

Spiral should buy her mom this:

http://www.sellz4less.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=481

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

Dear diary,
i came to say HI SPIRAL LONG TIME NO TALK

[Sip]

Dear Diary,

The girl in Emil's posted pic needs a meal.

[spiral]

Dear Diary,

I would first like to thank Emil for the suggestion, then I would like to say--

heyyy, Fire, how are you doinnggg?

[gevo]

Dear Diary, everything i read in here starts with a dear diary and it is annoying.

and also Sip is right.. but sip lets take her toa buffet her somethig, she needs ALL SHE CAN EAT lol. :-)

[ckBejug]

Dear Diary, aka Forum people....

ARMENIAN OF THE YEAR HONORED WITH MEDAL OF FREEDOM

On Wednesday (6/23), President George Bush awarded the "Presidential Medal of Freedom" to Dr. Vartan Gregorian. The medal is the nation's highest civilian award. Dr. Gregorian is the president of the Carnegie Foundation and past president of Brown University and the New York Public Library. Earlier this year, Dr. Gregorian was also the recipient of the Eastern Diocese's "Armenian of the Year Award," during the 2004
Diocesan Assembly.

Dr. Gregorian was one of 13 people awarded the presidential medal during the ceremony at the White House. Also receiving the award were such luminaries as Pope John Paul II, entertainers Rita Moreno and Doris Day, the late cosmetics entrepreneur Estee Lauder, golf legend Arnold Palmer, the long-time editor of Commentary magazine, Norman Podhoretz, and former Republican Senator from Massachusetts Edward Brooke, who in 1966 became the first African-American senator to be elected by popular vote.

(Source: The New York Sun, 6/24/04)

[hyebruin]

now this is more like it!! not that mind numbing thread about gwen stefani's armenian heritage who really cares? i don't! at least the SOAD guys try to promote some sort of armenian cultural/genocide awareness, what has ms.stefani done? nothing but denial...