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Gender: Male
Status: Married
Age: 84
Sign: Capricorn

City: BROOKLYN
Country: US
Signup Date: 3/2/2006

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Saturday, April 15, 2006 

Current mood:Caffeinated
Category: MySpace
SMITH magazine is a a new online and soon-to-be print magazine about the way real people tell stories and how technology has made storytelling easier and more amazing than ever. SMITH is edited by me, Larry Smith, who has written for and worked for Men's Journal, Might, Salon, ESPN magazine, Yahoo Internet Life, Men's Health, SPIN, and all that. SMITH wants to hear from those who have great stories about things that have happened to, by, and with them on MySpace. If you want to submit your story, send an email to: info@smithmag.net Or check out our writers guides.

So, send in your stories and show SMITH some MySpace love with a hearty friend request.
Some Call Me "Tim"

 

 I was a professional reporter (in several small Kansas towns) for several years.

I'd like to get back to writing.

The following is a small example of some of the things I do. For more examples check the blog entries on my page.

I'd REALLY enjoy contributing to your magazine.

----SCM"T"

Random thoughts

I didn't get an Easter card from the Pope this year. Maybe he was so busy he forgot about Easter this year.

I'm glad Angelina Jolie decided to have her baby in Africa, since the resources there are so abundant no one minds having another mouth to feed.

My wife asked me to watch a TV show with her last night called "Cold Case." It was about cops investigating unsolved murders. I was hoping it would be about 24 beers in a refrigerator.

I wonder if Frankenstein's Monster believes in the concept of "Intelligent Design?"

 I had a confrontation the other day that reminded me of the 1989 "Tianamen Square" incident, only instead of standing in the road to block a tank, I stood in the road to block an ice cream truck. Who says hunger isn't counter-revolutionary?

You know Magneto, the Villain in the X-Men movies? I wonder if the fillings in his teeth pop out every time he waves his hand.

People who complaint about having to chop onions apparently don't know how to properly utilize a ceiling fan


 
Posted by Some Call Me "Tim" on Saturday, July 15, 2006 - 5:32 PM
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Pale Horse

 
I think I'll do that...being a all-male band using a attractive female pic has gotten us hit on by shirtless freaks a number of times...
 
Posted by Pale Horse on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 - 12:24 AM
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