I would love to meet Jay Baruchel – he is talented, funny, cute, down to earth and seems to be very intelligent.
He seems like the type of person you could sit down with at a small bar and just have a great, memorable chat with over a few drinks.
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lower my cholesterol
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exercise 7 days a week
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stop eating red meat
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brush my teeth twice a day
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be smashingly interesting
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To live instead of exist
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see They Might Be Giants at least 5 more times
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Make a movie
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Avoid being a zombie
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Destroy mass media from the inside out
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meet jay baruchel
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I would love to meet Jay Baruchel – he is talented, funny, cute, down to earth and seems to be very intelligent.
He seems like the type of person you could sit down with at a small bar and just have a great, memorable chat with over a few drinks.
The zombie apocalypse is here: this isn’t a future pandemic that we need to pack chainsaws for, they are here. We walk to class with them, we sit in our cubicles surrounded by them, make mindless elevator conversation with them.
A zombie is someone who is just existing, dragging themselves through the work-week. They speak in pre-written dialogue: “How are you?” “Fine”, “Great weather today” “Yep”.
My goal is to stay unique in a world filled with zombies, to make every day exciting and worthwhile, to challenge myself mentally instead of accepting a drab existence.