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Name: A. Wallace
Location: Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Interests: Youth pastoring, spell check, Alvarez guitars, Brian Regan, 1 Peter 2:17, audio production, fantasy football, Cincinnati, Iowa, driving, special music, backyard tackle football, playoff baseball, Continuum, avoiding conflict, Madden 06, the G-C-D-C chord progression, The Office, B.J. Novak, early 90s Christian Rap, Paul’s letter to the Philippians, wilderness trips, white water rafting, the Reds, El Music Group, trying too hard to be clever, Past Placid, Boston on vinyl, Chipotle, ending lists with "etc.", being content with a bachelor’s degree, Fender basses, Crate amplifiers, making promo videos, etc.
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AIM:  Jwindup35
Member Since:
9/18/2004
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I had my Hyundai Elantra from May 2005 until today. In that time we traveled over 73,000 miles together.
Here it is. My 2004 Hyundai Sonata. The Elantra has been more than good to me and will always be remembered, but it was time to move on. I will take any and all name ideas you have.
Also, take a look at my post from May 26, 2005.
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It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday
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In my office there are two chess sets. One is a larger wooden set that has been set up for quite some time while the other is a small, marble board with stone pieces which had been put away. For several weeks now I have been playing an ongoing match against my friend Rob. He controls the white pieces, I the black. Whenever he happens to be in my office, he makes a move. Thus far, Rob has captured one of my knights and I have merely taken a lone pawn.
Yesterday I began the process of rearranging the furniture in my office and found the new table I had designated for my chess board was too small for the wooden set. I, therefore, brought out the small, marble board and began to arrange the pieces so that they corresponded with our game in progress. Upon completing this task I realized that I was missing 2 stone pieces from this smaller set. What pieces were they? A black knight and a white pawn. I'm glad we weren't further into the game or I wouldn't have much of my stone set left.
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was in the movie Inception, wasn't it? I hope the cats were ok even with you gone for the night.
This week, I believe, is the anniversary (I want to say the 7th) of the first time I ever saw What About Bob. It also may be the anniversary (the 6th?) of the time I made everyone watch Galaxy Quest staring Tim Alan and no one liked it. As I recall, both events took place at the Crunelle house during subsequent Singles Awareness Parties, though it is entirely possible that my time frame is mistaken in which case you should disregard this entire post.
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I know how entertaining it is to hear other people's fantasy football stories. Its popularity falls somewhere in between hearing a detailed account of how good someone is at a video game and the mundane chronicles of their boring imaginary friend. With that said, I finished this regular season in 2nd place by beating Ted in one of the most epic regular season finales in FF history. I was up a little under 2 points going into last night. I had Andre Johnson and he had Jacoby Jones (both are receivers for Houston). Johnson got me a touchdown early increasing my lead to 8. Jones then got one, bringing my lead back down to 2. Within the last 30 seconds of the game Matt "stump the" Schaub, while trailing the Ravens by 8, threw a pass to the back of the end zone. Jones jumped to catch it and my heart stopped. But rather than catching it, the ball sailed inches over his fingers to an awaiting Andre Johnson who got 2 feet down for the touchdown. Ironically, and inconsequentially, when the Texans went for two a few seconds later, Shaub threw the ball to Johnson but it was caught by a leaping Jones instead, giving Ted 2 meaningless points.
Stay tuned for stories about my imaginary friend's fantasy football team.
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