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drama over pink shoes

Message From --- G-Money
Thanks for stopping by the other night. See you this Saturday? Later, G


From --- Fergie
Wouldn�t miss it. So yah, I'll totally be there -!!

OMG, there was so much drama that night. After we left your place, a group of us went back over to Mr. Bernard's for a quick minute before heading out. There, his coworker puked all over the patio... it was not a pretty scene. Suddenly it was midnight.

Stopped by Taco Bell on the way home where 4 guys almost kicked my ass, all because I was wearing pink shoes. Dunno what happened, some jerk started getting on my case about the pink Pumas I had on, so I pointed out the matching belt and told him to go fuck himself. I grabbed my food and ran!

Never a dull moment...can't wait to party w/U this weekend, drama free? uh...doubt it!

=w=


From --- G-Money
SO MUCH DRAMA....Never a dull moment for sure. I can totally see you point to your belt and get all sassy. Well glad you didn't get all beat up.

See ya this weekend honey. Love ya, G

4:44 p.m. - Jan. 28, 2005

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lost keys

There are, of course, some things that don�t really need an introduction, such as this recent group email:

Dear G-d, I�m an idiot.

Keys have been missing since last night, tore up my apartment looking for them, finally went to bed but quite upset. No luck finding them this morning, discovered cell is locked in my car.

Search hasn�t turned up a thing. Thought I had a spare car key, may be using it. I�ve lost a set of keys before, it was so long ago my �spare� isn�t good, building locks have since been changed...so, I�m basically trapped in my apartment at the moment, as roommate is unreachable.

Please...help...have been a virtual prisoner in my apartment all day, need human contact...kitty is trying to play with my mind.

=w=

12:06 a.m. - Jan. 26, 2005

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thanks, from ben

Message from --- Ben:
Thanks...for utilizing the word 'nincompoopery'. And for defining 'shibumi'. And thanks for the advice concerning sugar-free jellybeans as laxative... found your site highly amusing. Hope it's sunny in LA. It snowed here in CO last night.


--- Fergie:
Howdy Ben! Yes, the English language is highly amusing, and silly words are my favorite. I'm always on the lookout for rarely used vernacular, too, like defenestrate. It means to throw from a window.
Shibumi was a homework assignment from Papa Fergie. I'd head it before, but will admit I had to look it up to be sure of the connotation. Since it made an impression I thought I'd pass it on. Nice to know it's been received.
Have a great week & enjoy the snow! I miss it. Sometimes. Occasionally. Well, never.

4:35 p.m. - Jan. 22, 2005

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Dirty Bri -- love him

I was MIA the last few months of '03... it's so easy to get caught up in various projects that I forget people miss me when I'm not around. The WeHo crew sent out a search party and I was quickly back in full social swing.


Message From --- Bri:
Sub: Gurl, where you at-?

What's up? Where you been lately? I am missing me some Wes. When do I get to see that smiling face and hot bod of yours? Got a roommate yet? Went to SF this weekend. Had a fun time. Got home last night and went to the T-dance, then to Here for a drink. I was trashed. I pretty much had to drag my boyfriend home because he was an even bigger mess than I was. It is going to be a long day.
Ok, your turn. What up w/ you? Help keep me awake....


--- Fergie:
My tummy hurts. That couldn't possibly be from getting shit-faced this weekend at Red Eye. Nope. The double vision is not related to that event either. New roommate [the whore] moved in this weekend. I know him through the fine folks @ RanchoNoHo.
I'm going to be really busy the next couple of months. I have a bunch of projects in the works, but there�s always dinner or a movie or some crap like that. I am, of course, totally open for low-key events like naked parties at your house.

--- Bri:
Gurl, It took every ounce of energy I had to get my ass out of bed today. I'm on my 3rd coke and I don't mean the powdery stuff. Sounds like you are going to be pretty busy, honey. Just make sure you have a little bit of fun every once in a while. I�m always down for some naked parties at my place. Lets do that soon. Miss ya.

6:10 p.m. - Jan. 17, 2005

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how-to dance

People from all over the world ask me for advise on a variety of issues, naturally most of them involve sex & relationships. If you�re surprised to discover that someone would put faith in my judgment, imagine how I feel. Although it�s clearly against my nature, I resist the urge to bend the minds of those foolish enough to place trust in me. Turns out, I�m pretty good at telling people what to do.

When Tim Tim expressed feelings of dissatisfaction with his local dating pool, I suggested he stop setting his standards quite so high. As it turns out, being in love isn�t so fucking great either. A boyfriend presents an entirely new series of equally dramatic and soul killing experiences.

Mr. Right isn�t wondering aimlessly lost and lonely in the world, waiting to be found before he can finally exist. He�s a million guys any of us may meet in a lifetime, but not if the suitor-screening process filters out even the most remote romantic potential.

The next guy you date doesn�t have to be impressive, or even that great. Spending weeks or months with someone you eventually break-up with isn't a waste of time; it�s a lesson to be learned. Not to mention the health benefits of getting laid regularly. A lifetime romance or a matter of hours, don�t knock time in the saddle. Even lame game is better than no play at all.




Message from --- Tim Tim:
>Hey Fergie,
I�m going to take your advice and set my dating standards extremely low. That is such a great fucking idea. It'll be a win-win situation all around. I definitely don't feel that my life would be incomplete without a partner. It's just that I came out @ 19, now 21, feeling like I need some experience on my dating resume.

Meanwhile, I went out on Halloween with some friends. -- in the highly heated club (they want you to buy more drinks) I was wearing leather pants, which began to STICK to me. I couldn�t move after awhile. It was horribly uncomfortable. But I still danced as best I could just for the experience.

All right, here's what pissed me off most. I have to damn myself for being unconfident. See, I�m thin, and most of the guys there had perfect gym built, steroid aided bodies. So, I was feeling like crap all night simply because of that comparison.

After I come home, one of the built guys from the club messages me online, telling me I'm lucky because I'm cute and could have any guy I want, etc. I spent all night feeling like shit for no reason! I wish I could get over my imperfections and be brave enough to go for things! I had no idea that guy thought I was attractive at all. Bleh. What a bummer.

Anyway, I wish you were in NY to dance with me! haha. It would've been fun. Minus the leather pants.




--- Fergie:
>Oh Tim!
There�s no reason to envy guys who do steroids. They may look good now [if you�re into beefy], but in a few years things won�t be so pretty. Hollywood�s full of "beautiful people" who expend all available resources [usually more] just so they can look more like everyone else. We are not just spiky haired white tank tops with biceps and skinny legs. Some poor fools put in enough time at the gym for it to qualify as a second job, then spend money they actually earn on painful cosmetic procedures, overpriced salon products, and payments on a car they can�t actually afford [I don�t know about NY, but there are a ton of people in LA living on daddy�s dime].

Though far from naturally, these men age and eventually look like the wrong end of a chemical experiment. Bloated bodies, skin worn and stretched, they�re left with no viable signs of facial expression. It�s freakish and sad, but serves as an important warning. You can look your best, but that should never mean trying to look like something else.

I�m six-foot with a twenty-nine inch waist. Standing sideways, it would take five of me to block a doorway. I�ve been called "skinny" since I was a child. Mama Fergie cooked three solid meals a day, and our family time focused on physical activity. I�ve never been anything close to emaciated in my life. Thin, certainly. Svelte even. Not skinny. It used to offend, like the insult-opposite of being called "fat."

Little guys are wimps, a commonly known fact of ignorance. Even those who compete in sports and realize smaller opponents are underrated still use size as a basis of comparison. It�s like any other stereotype or preconceived notion; unless you know firsthand - you don�t really know anything. A big guy might be a puss, a skinny kid can definitely kick ass, big dicks do grow on short people, and if the next dude you see naked has a below average unit it doesn't mean he can't fuck like a porn star.

Even at sixteen, when I first started sneaking into gay clubs, I knew all men would be complete whores - forever - if they could get away with it. Though most profess attraction to a specific type, it doesn�t mean they�ll kick someone out of bed [generally speaking]. More to the point, I realized that long & lean must be someone�s type. If complete strangers perceived me as a "10" (even though likely under the influence of alcohol), then why couldn�t I see myself that way? Beauty is confidence. Confidence is power.

I understand where you�re at with the boyfriend thing. I know how fortunate I�ve been to experience love in my life. The eight-piece set of emotional baggage I�ve acquired during the pursuit of various affairs, however, serves as a constant reminder that even the best things have a downside. I don�t mean to sound pessimistic, just honest. People think life is supposed to be effortlessly wonderful and every single day should be filled with rainbows. Total bullshit. Being happy takes effort, just like everything else. There�s no perfect day because perfection does not exist.

Right! I need to sign-off before I start taking myself seriously. Save me a dance, beautiful.

10:20 p.m. - Jan. 08, 2005

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Glitter Queen gets grounded

Glitter Queen gets grounded.

Message from --- GlitterQueen
Hey kids! TrustyJusty and I are moving to a bigger place for my girls

Cell phone DOES NOT work--AT ALL-- from the new house (I'm so happy I pay for nationwide coverage....). So contact may be pretty much limited to emails and MSN Messenger, I can still use my phone when I'm out and bout though. Of course, any of you are welcome to call my home (before 11 pm eastern, Fergie, lol)

Please do not share ANY of my personal contact information --namely with my mother or sister. Take care!

8:31 p.m. - Jan. 05, 2005

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January-05

Like many, I'm starting '05 with a change. I'll be on semi-hiatus until sometime in February sorting things out. Until then, I�ve decided to clean out my old email accounts and share the most unbelievable but true tales with you, dear reader. Starting, of course, with the most recent and inspiration for the idea, slightly edited for privacy but completely unaltered in detail.

Message from --- Boyscout:
So get this... I loaned my car to a "friend of a friend" on NYE...and the bastard stole it-!! ...since calling the police is for boring straight people, I tracked down the guy who took it and had him contact the gang he sold it to. They called me, we met for breakfast, and I bought the car back for $500. I'm not kidding. Of course, all my stuff was gone. Quite a way to bring in New Years! How was yours?


--- Fergie:

I went to a party in the Hollywood hills with industry peeps, complete with a celebrity or two, but OMG! You have the best story I�ve heard so far, Boyscout. Totally rad. I mean, come on! Any of the gang members cute? Sucks you had to pay for your own car, but if you'd called the police you never would have gotten it back. Way to go, glad you got everything sorted. That's hot. You're my hero for the New Year.


--- Boyscout:

yeah, one was actually kinda hot, in a "thug love" sort of way, and gay too....and yeah, although if I had gone the police/insurance route I could have reported my stuff (300+ cds, two suitcases of clothes since I was just getting back from a trip to utah, leather jacket, blowup sexdoll...), but at least this way I have a good story to tell.


--- Fergie:

The situation is a perfect example of what happens when you trust people...let that be a lesson to you!

11:24 p.m. - Jan. 03, 2005

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