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#randomfacts about me....

1-Ive always wanted a pogo stick;Im probably the most uncordinated person in the world...but its still worth a try

2-Im 5'9 maybe even 5'10....But something about those shorties gives me my life....Hmm maybe its the Napolean appeal?

3-The most played song on my iTues is the "the truth"-India Arie......

4-As much money as I spend on clothes....I HATE wear clothes..I would rather lounge in my underware.

5-I cant stand dirty flip flops.....especially white,I wear the white ones probably 2or3 good times and toss em...

6-Speaking of flip flops I used to be addicted to the old navy ones until they changed them...

7-I LOVE to eat with a spoon and a bowl....I prefer not to even use forks....

8-I dont drink nearly enough water as I should.

9-My favorite movie is 'Bronx tale'

10-I worked in a chinese food resturant for a summer...

11-I know how to horseback ride.

12-I love a person with quirks....I dig em,they make life interesting...

13-Tracy Chapman is my 2nd cousin....She is a real soulful chic.

14-I met Sinbad the comedian in the elvator in Columbus,Ohio during a Beauty pagent...

15-My summer color is purple...I digs it ;)

16-I talk to the same 8people EVERY day in a constant rotation...

17-Me&Miss Jones.....I thought that song was about my mama as a child...

18-My fav member of New Edition is Ralph...

19-Im addicted to TWITTER

20-I love reading personal ads on craiglist ..... 'SEXY STUD LOOKN 4 SUGAMAMA - w4w - 21 -'
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  1. AnonymousJuly 27, 2009 at 8:36 PM

    i just saw tract chapmen a few days ago...

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