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So. Freakin. Awesome.
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Marvel vs. Capcom. In college whenever my friends couldn't find me they would look for me at the university arcade. I was always there if I wasn't at class. I won't even try to be timid about it, I was pretty good at takin everyone's quarters on that game hahaha... </nerd>
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Sneakers on all dudes. I think women have cute feet, but for some reason I find all men to have hideous feet.
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Because I make friends with some ridiculously dorky people like this one girl named Joy. If anyone was a living definition of dork, it's her.
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The internet. There's been nothing like it since the invention of fire. People can connect, share and communicate at an unprecedented level. Ideas can take root, grow and take flight globally. Everything you could possibly want is now literally at the tip of your fingertips.
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Have a George in your life. True story.
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Both. I push myself to function when I have to. That said, there's a slight preference for night.
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Yes. While I believe you make your own luck. There's something to be said about the elements of time and chance favoring you. Some ideas die prematurely because they were simply ahead of their time. There's definitely something to be said about being in the right place at the right time.
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Natalie Portman. Hands down. I think more than any female celebrity she just exudes sophistication and brains on top of looking great. She's such a class act, it's not even fair to compare most of the Hollywood starlets to her. Ripping straight out of Pulp Fiction you can't compare them to her cause they're not in the same league. They're not even in the same sport!
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georgemdiazjr via Spring
Sorry Jersey Shore fanatics, but I absolutely hate that show. I hate how it puts mediocrity and stupidity up on a pedestal. As if being shameless, promiscuous, and rude were qualities people should strive for. It stylizes and augments the worst stereotypes people have of Americans.
Granted it's like watching a train wreck, but still... I won't be missing any of those characters when their time in the limelight is up. -
georgemdiazjr via Spring
I still have a striped orange blanket that I've had since I was 5. Same blanket I used to cover up my feet with as a kid to keep the monsters from biting them.
Parents sure say the darnest things without realizing how much they're scarring their kids. Hahaha to this day I can't sleep without my feet covered by a blanket. -
That's an easy one. I'd buy my parents' home and all their debt. Then take the family on a trip somewhere. Probably the Philippines to hang out with relatives we haven't seen in a while. Keep em comin' Shay!
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USS Awesomeness.
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My current job. Nothing beats telling yourself what to do. I'm gonna go tell myself to get myself a glass of water now.
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I'd rather be a zombie, less to think about. BRAAIIIIIIIINS!!!
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Can't say that I have. Laid off, yeah.
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George Diaz’s Bio
I'm an INFJ, the best thing since a fresh pair of socks, an entrepreneur and co-founder of Webmocha.
