December 3, 2002

To blog effectively about last night’s cheerleading clinic would require more mental focus than I am able to summon at the moment. I promise I will tell all within the next few days.

For the moment, I’ll just say that, of all the times I have been sore the day after spending an evening in the middle of a group of sweating, groaning gay men, this has been the most enjoyable by far.

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9 Responses to To blog effectively about last

  1. Convivia says:

    Yay! You’re going to be a cheerleader!! I am sooooo envious of you. Can I hang out at your locker and scorn all the uncool kids with you?

    XOXOXOXOXO. I wish I could always be in New Jork and hanging around with you, instead of having my inlaws in town for a week, getting some kind of evil Cthulu-like cold, and having my beloved computer crash beyond redemption, taking much consulting and novelizing with it to its watery grave (well, maybe…we’re taking the hard drive to a Place in a few minutes, so we might be able to resurrect the zombie data).

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  2. adam807 says:

    Careful, you know what happens to cheerleaders. They burst into flames at tryouts and invisible girls tie them up and cut their pretty faces.

    Or maybe I just watch too much Buffy…

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  3. Nick says:

    Now it’s official. You’re a conundrum, wrapped up in a question mark, wrapped up in crocheted cheerleading skirt. But in our school, cheerleaders were the sluts and it was songgirls who had the class. Which one are you?

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  4. Stacy says:

    Get your ‘sparkle-fingers’ ready!!

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  5. Convivia says:

    I meant, of course, Cthulhu.

    As you see, I am desperately ill. Once the spelling starts to go…

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  6. elisabeth says:

    Do you mean ‘spirit-fingers’, Stacy? 🙂

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  7. adam807 says:

    Nick, if you need to ask that question you clearly haven’t been reading for very long.

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  8. Stacy says:

    they are sparkle fingers too…that’s why my cheerleader friend Sarah would call them, long before “Bring it On” came out… 🙂

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  9. Stacy says:

    Ok, I cannot type tonight. I meant to say “That’s what my friend…” I guess I shouldn’t post comments on people’s pages after finishing an 8 page take-home final, huh? I’m so out of it right now…

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