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well i just got back from watching the spring play. simply fantastic! padre! estoy muy orgulloso de tu!
the highlights of the night: cameron's first appearance. rising from amidst a pile of sheets/blankets/cloud to partake in the dance of the century. quite amazing!
highlight number 2: adam pelkey. all 100% of him. sure, i didn't go up to the stage and give him my rose, he was so amazing i didn't have to. did you see his ripped arms? i wanted to give him the "debate love embrace" but i figured it would be too awkward. i can imagine it would have looked something like this:
my lowlight of the night: (no offense) mr. derby, you need to learn how to properly enunciate "dirka dirka." i will gladly give you lessons if you're planning to travel to the middle east in the near future.
excellent performance all around. congratulations to all!
Labels: billions and billions, bread
posted by keuber @ 5:00 PM
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9 Comments:
Pelkey smelled horrible.
keuber, are you on line? let's talk about beside school in msn! venga, que yo te espero!
hi johnny v, what a coincidence
5:38 it's the Time, with capital T.
After "Bread Party" and "American Party", I officially propose a "5:38 Party"
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah
Kubas, how can you be afraid of insulting derby? I told him to leave a comment on an earlier post and he neglected to do so.
Therefore, we can attack him with impunity. Go on, hack away!
I missed the 5:38 party--Damn! Oh well, there's always tommorow...
that's so weird.
I was in debate with Adam Pelkey for a couple of years and I don't recall him ever speaking.
has anyone called vp to derby's fan club yet?
I'm glad you enjoyed the performance. The dance thing was of my own creation. I'm sure highlight #3 would've been when I called the birds.
Adam IS amazing.
We struck most of the set today, and I got to keep my costume, including my helmet of power. Huzzah! I'll have to wear it to school.
dear amelia,
pelkey has changed. for the better. seriously.
the man is just funny.
I was here for the 5:38 party... Yay.
I enjoyed the dance too, Cameron. It was unexpected and humorous.
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