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i tried watching the first ep and i got so bored. i didnt try watching it after that.
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i actually don't know mytvy.com. I'll check it out later :)
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(what a cosmo question)
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type? eh...dunno. I like cherry blossoms though.
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olrytt! thanks. dun ang gimik ko ngayong summer. hahaha.
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at present, MODERN FAMILY! (FTW! WTF = Why The Face? hahahha. woops!)
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will tell you if i get employed. (which reminds me, ive never been officially employed!)
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I LOVE THIS. ... no other than..
fanfiction.net!! yehey! really really spend my time there. whole day whole night! keep them fiction coming beybeeeh! -
i already did. diba, nung christmas party?
gusto mo round 2? hahahahahha. shiz lang. -
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perhaps. I always harbor fascination for Ivy League graduates. key word: fascination. (just like in zoos)
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If you mean the guy with the big glasses back in the 90's...and teaching those barriers to entry and exit and shiz, then ...
NO.
kthnxbai,
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extrovert. Though i also prefer being alone sometimes :)
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THAT indeed, silly me
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from BIOLOGY / HERBOLOGY (Harry Potter For The Win) / Botany: Sunflowers are heliotropic, which means that their movements tract the sun. As the sun moves across the sky, the sunflower's face will gradually turn to face the sun.
FROM GREEK MYTHOLOGY: There is a Greek legend about a maiden, who may have been a princess or a water nymph. The maiden, Clytie, fell in love with the sun god, Apollo. Apollo returned Clytie's love for a while, but grew tired of her and rejected her. Clytie was forlorn and spent her days watching Apollo move across the sky in his chariot. Eventually, the gods took pity on her and turned her into a flower. This is why the sunflower keeps it eye on the sun.
uhuh. later i found out there are more types of flowers who follow the sun. Some unheard of, European sounding flowers :))
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Eloise Sigrid’s Bio
Hey. I'm good as of the moment. College and fiction works. Oh, and let's ASK AWAY.
