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Paul and I watched Princess Bride last week.
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I don't believe in fate, I believe in necessity.
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Good Question. When ARE WE going to record the next issue?
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The first zines I picked up were music zines (like SLUG) around Salt Lake City, UT in the late 80s and early 90. In high school I dated someone whose dad was a monitor in AOL chat rooms. He somehow was in contact with people who made zines and would buy them and let us borrow them. I also went on a church trip to Indiana when I was16 and met some people who made zines.
At some point I thought "Hey, I can make zines too!" My sister and I put out our very first zine called "Fun In A Bucket" in 1995. There were actually a lot of zines in Salt Lake at the time: Lunchroon, Kitchen Sink, Maybrick's Diary, Hemophiliac's Papercut, Failed Jedi, Falling Angels, Ritalin Kid, UPC, and more. I started Brianscan in 1997.
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I was 9 years old and we were moving from Houston, Texas to Greensboro, North Carolina and I was super sick and puking and feeling miserable. I think we staying in Jackson, Mississippi and my parents put me in the car without searching for my Pound Puppy so it got left at the motel. I was very upset.
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I never use my TV as it is because I watch everything on my computer.
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I would be able to stop time and I would be called the "Great Procrastinator"
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dance like no one is watching
work like you don't need the money
love like you have never been hurt
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The music i like...which is mostly punk.
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Pretty cute! Especially because he said he wants to be a raccoon for Halloween so Maggie and I started coloring his tail!
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I have made specific zines for people and I thought they were pretty cool gifts.
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I have a very faded long scar on my right forearm from from my childhood swing set, a few burns on my hands from cooking, old skinned knees, a scar on my shoulder from when I ran into a parked car on my bike when I was 12. Also, my current wound on my forehead when I was elbowed by a skinhead at a Swingin Utters show a few days ago.
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I haven't had breakfast yet.
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Really cold because you can always put clothes on but you always get to a point where you can't take any more clothes off.
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Alex Wrekk’s Bio
I do stuff and things and a lot of them involve zines: Brainscan Zine, Stolen Sharpie Revolution book, organizer for the Portland Zine Symposium, owner of Small World Buttons.
