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Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!

Sat, 25 Nov 2006 02:54:46 GMT

Texas A&M 12, Texas 7

Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!
Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!

All hail to dear old Texas A&M,
Rally around Maroon and White,
Good luck to the dear old Texas Aggies,
They are the boys who show the fight.
That good old Aggie spirit thrills us.
And makes us yell and yell and yell; --
So let's fight for dear old Texas A&M,
We're goin' to beat you all to --
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!
Rough! Tough!
Real stuff! Texas A&M!

Good-bye to Texas University.
So long to the Orange and White.
Good luck to the dear old Texas Aggies,
They are the boys who show
the real old fight.
The eyes of Texas are upon you.
That is the song they sing so well,
So, good-bye to Texas University,
We're goin' to beat you all to --
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!
Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!
Rough! Tough!
Real stuff! Texas A&M!

Saw Varsity's Horns Off!
Saw Varsity's Horns Off!
Saw Varsity's Horns Off!
Short!

Varsity's Horns are Sawed Off!
Varsity's Horns are Sawed Off!
Varsity's Horns are Sawed Off!
Short!

A-WHOOP!!!

Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Tue, 07 Nov 2006 01:15:02 GMT

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 17:11:36 GMT

Thursday, October 19, 2006

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:00:01 GMT

stole this from my uncle's xanga...

the girl in the picture is my aunt and she recently got married, but she never told me that she met her husband in eHarmony...weird, but i'm glad she found happiness

and i saw them on the commerical too, it's on the website for eHarmony...

this was my face...

Caroline's Story
I wasn't sure what to expect when I first joined eHarmony. When I first read my Personality Profile I said, "No, that's not me." But as I started looking at the types of men I was being matched with who I knew could be good with me I began to realize that my profile was very much me. It was surprising to think eHarmony knew me better than I knew myself in some aspects. At the same time, it made me able to trust in the system.

Aaron was one of my first matches, and by reading his profile I was able to figure out if he was the type of person that would be good for me. As we communicated back and forth I began seeing that I could trust the process, and became more comfortable with it, and when we had our first date, it all made sense.

It just seemed so natural when we met; we could just be ourselves. I think when I first met him I knew I was in love with him, and it was weird because it happened so fast and I questioned it. As we spent more time together, that feeling just got stronger and stronger.

When dating other people not introduced by eHarmony, it's like you're not sure what you're going to expect, so you sort of learn as you go, and sometimes it's not always information you want to learn is there's many incompatibilities after investing so much time. But in our case, it just seems like the more we know each other, the more things that we have in common, and the more weâ€™re more accepting to each other, too. The similarities we share are interesting. Even though we come from different geographic areas, we have similarities in the experiences we had growing up. Just finding out that we share these has made our bond even stronger.

Getting to know Aaron was easier than other relationships I've had. As we progressed, our commonalities helped us to build such a solid trust in each other, so we didn't have to worry about a lot of the things other couples coming together have to worry about. I could just love him for who he was. We both had challenging pasts full of relationship hurts, too, but going through the process, we learned to trust each other. That's where the compatibility came in.

I love him a lot and I think a part of it comes from having gone through the journey to meet each other. Now as we continue that journey into what becomes our future together, I am thankful for the experience of eHarmony bringing us together.

Aaron's Story
I had tried two years of trying different online dating sites and found that the way people were putting themselves up there cheapened the experience into a search engine for pictures and catchphrases. The way people advertised themselves wasn't always an accurate representation of who they really are. I heard that eHarmony was different and was interested in trying it out.

When I saw Caroline's profile I noticed that she had all of the things I was looking for. Her beautiful smile also really drew me in, so I began communication with her. She was definitely someone I was excited to hear from and wanted to talk with more. I had been communicating with some matches in Open Communication, but we'd run out of things to say. With Caroline, it just got more and more exciting. I looked forward to getting her next message. I checked every day to see if she had sent something back, but Caroline took her time responding to the questions we sent back and forth. I was still very excited to find out what her responses were. After communicating for awhile online we had several phone conversations, and each time we interacted we realized how much more we had in common. The more we discovered these compatibilities, the more exciting it got.

I was actually late to our first date because I underestimated how much time it would take for me to get where we agreed to meet. Thankfully, she waited for me and understood that I was genuine. What struck me immediately was that she was even more beautiful in person than she was in her photo, which is usually opposite of what you might find on other matchmaking sites.

Caroline had all of the things I wanted in a woman, but I had experienced past relationships that were bad for me, so I wanted to be cautious. We actually went to couples' counseling just to make sure that we were compatible. The more we talked in those sessions I knew she was the one for me. Right in the middle of one of the sessions I looked over and realized she was the one.

I personally don't believe in soul mates, but I do feel that Caroline and I are compatible and can make our marriage work. I am very happy to be with her for the rest of my life. The core of our relationship success is our compatibility in self-awareness that makes us able to work on any issues that come up, and to me that is the foundation of marital success.

i gotta picture for you ags!

Thu, 21 Sep 2006 00:45:47 GMT

quick! find president gates in the sea of minority ppl...hahahaha

we look like a freakin' gang popping our hand symbols...for those that weren't there, on the flip side of the camera there were about 100 white ppl going "wtf!?!?"

this is for all those man-whores out there...

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 23:51:22 GMT

calling all you man-whores...

ya'll know who ya'll are even if you are a reformed one, funny how when i see the word manwhore i automatically think a certain UT graduate with a beautiful sigma gf *ahem*bui* hahaha (hope this doesn't get you in trouble)

to add to that list, i think i'll have to put down my lil bro omid, and my two favorite lambdas

mr. justin "nipples/sloppy seconds" kim
mr. tony "i'm the fuckin' juggernaut" chao

haha i love callin' people out ::hehe:: jk jk
these are really nice boys::hehe::
who else, there's so many...ugh back to anatomy and phys.

edit:

i totally forgot mr. david "i have bigger titties than most girls/i wear shirts wayyy too tight" nguyen
i hope grad school is treating you well mister, haven't seen your partying ass in a long while...

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Tue, 22 Aug 2006 00:51:18 GMT

this is for all those guys that love "the chase" as my friend "plushy" dougie refers to it:

a conversation with myself (WARNING: super long entry)

Thu, 17 Aug 2006 18:16:22 GMT

a really close friend of mine (ahem, danny) told me that sometimes ppl just like being alone so that they can clear their thoughts and just be "them" in their own skin. well i hate alone time. there's absolutely too much time for me to think about "stuff" that i either don't want to deal with or is completely out of my control. by "stuff" i mean:

    that am i doing in life? if i'm going to get into med school? what do i do if i don't get in?
    wtf am i going to do with my senior year? have i done everything that i wanted already in
    college? are the ppl in my life the ppl that i want there? am i forgetting anyone? am i
    happy with who i am? do i even freakin' know who i am? am i choosing things/choices
    that i really want or just what i/my parents/friends/family think what's best for me? do i
    even know what the fcuk i want?

i know that these questions are the very questions that everyone asks themselves at one point in time of their lives but i know that also we all run away from trying to answer them. it's almost like forcing yourself to stare at your face in the mirror and pointing out all the flaws but these flaws that we try to fix are rarely physical and yet we cover our faces in make-up and cute clothing, which make these masks and costumes that shield us from certain emotions from the world. no one really know who were are unless we let them in, but sometimes that's just too much to ask. we're just not ready for that, they might find something that we're ashamed or embarassed about.

ehh...but i guess it's too much to ask of someone to let you in to their deepest and most personal parts of their soul if they haven't yet dealt with them. right now i think that i'm realizing that i keep myself so busy with meetings, socials, school, doing crafts/gifts, blah, blah blah...that i don't have time to really check in with myself. now that i do have that time, i see that i'm running away from myself. i'm like the asian forrest gump and i even really like shrimp ::hehe::

i don't think that i'll be finished dueling my demons before school starts but at least i'll be able to say that i'm not running anymore but rather stand still facing them head on. i know that this entry practically has no real purpose as a reader but this helped me put my thoughts in some sort of orderly fashion.

conclusion: fcuk...

         but i will leave you with a cute comic strip from my favorite comic strip

Friday, August 04, 2006

Fri, 04 Aug 2006 23:04:01 GMT

happy birthday JT, i dedicate this comic to you

Sunday, July 30, 2006

Sun, 30 Jul 2006 22:14:18 GMT

one down, hopfully 6 more to go...