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:V :V :V Well considering he thinks that everyone my age isn't innocent anymore... Yup. :V

I used that for a reason you know. Anyways, I'm innocent. Through and through. And no one is going to shake their head or edit this post or deny this in any way or form. *glances at several people*

*reappears* ...He I did not expect. I see why he's the least likely person. *disappears*

I think phones/iTouches don't do well with spoilers, but it should work on your laptop...was it the spoiler that didn't work or the image?

The least likely person? :V You and me both. *shivers with Chelsea as well* Anyways, I have to get up early to take the subway tomorrow. See you guys!

</3 I feel insulted. My innocence trumps yours. :V :V :V

:V I'm pretty good. Just wrapped up two more interviews today, last two are tomorrow. How about you? <3

:P It is cold. Very cold. :V :V :V I'm innocent. <3 I haven't seen you around for ages. <3 Or what feels like ages. :V

It is? *checks* :P <3 Did you guess who I was? I'm good. Two more interviews today, two more tomorrow, then...FREEDOM!!! Anyways, Mark! <333333333333 :V :V :V Only during fall. It's too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer, but it's usually a really great place. <3

No, that's me. *insert angel emoticon here* If life was easy, where would all the adventures be? And why would it be worth living?

10 years later I will look at the digital invitation for the meeting and end up spending a lot of time debating whether or not to go. I will end up deciding to give you guys a five minute call or a long email. But you probably won't see me, since my whereabouts will most likely be unknown in 10 years.

I don't think anybody understands. They just accept it. ...That is annoying. *doesn't swear* :V <333333333

I'm not strong. Not at all. Well considering that my lie is so farfetched, of course it's easy to discern. I can lie with a straight face though. <3 Anytime.

Dear Anonymous, I don't. Anonymous ------ Dear Anonymous, I wonder...do I still know you anymore? I mean, the true you. Are you still the person I met so long ago? I'm not sure. I'm still waiting for your answer. Anonymous

<3 My hometown.

XDXD ... :V I was wandering around the city and commuting between subway stations. Not the best place to get comfortable shoes. Chelsea! <3 Akakoness. :V *reads further* I wish you good luck.

*hugs* Who knows? I'm just 7-years old after all. You shouldn't. I love it.

:V :V :V I sense sarcasm. :V

Oh, I could be having interviews for kindergarten for all you know. Who knows?

:V I know. :V My comment didn't seem to register in A's brain. :V

XD I know. ;___________________; I was commuting back and forth and it hurt. A: Let's go for a walk! Me: My feet hurt. A: ...Okay...then you and I will go for a walk and J and M can head on home early! J: ... She's the one who's feet hurt. :V Just a conversation from a while ago. Anyways...KKLT! <3

Don't know if anyone's heard, but this is the third week of the protests, which are mainly centered around Wall Street, NYC. The protest is against all major corporations (including, but not limited to, Apple, Google, , commonly referred to as the "1% of America," as opposed to the other 99% who feel they are suffering from mortgages, minimum wages, and poverty in general. I myself just visited it recently and picked up a copy of "The Occupied Wall Street Journal," a play on the well-known Wall Street Journal. Currently, there are supposedly around several thousand people gathering in the Liberty Plaza (Lower Manhattan) to discuss further actions against the top 400 Americans who "hoard more wealth than the 180 million Americans at the bottom." The New York Police Department (NYPD) has been hanging around the plaza, intimidating protesters for days now. They can be seen on each and every corner. Interestingly enough, they are not attempting to arrest any of the protesters. This is probably because the act of violence has been shown to backfire on the police. Just last Saturday, during a march starting in Liberty Plaza, police arrested 23 protesters. This only brought in more crowds and media interest heightened. Many buildings around the area have been blocked off to ensure that employees can make their way to work without having to squeeze through crowds. The movement that started in Wall Street is now moving towards other cities. Already, more than 40 cities have joined in the cause, including San Francisco, San Diego, Philadelphia, Washington, Kansas City, and Boston. Protesters are inspired by the recent protests in other countries, including Greece, Spain, and Egypt. They feel that there is a need to stand up for this cause. So, what do you think? Occupy Wall Street.org Wall Street Protest Continue Democrats Supporting "Occupy Wall Street" Protests

:V :V :V What an adventure-filled and dramatic day. Much better than mine with formal clothing and shoes that hurt. </3

Nice. <3 Pretty good. I got good feedback after my interviews and I probably got accepted, provided my academic results and teacher recommendations match what they thought of my interviews. I also went and had a good dinner. Lately as in the past couple of days? Yeah. I've been having interviews so I haven't been around much.

;__________________; I'm good. Tired, but good. You?