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Mar 16, 2004


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By: Silas Zee
Photographed: Sailor Moon, Optimus Prime, Matthew zee, and Unicron

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I'll just plug this once and get it out of the way. The 2004 Jay Sanders Film Festival is this Thursday, March 18 at 7pm at the Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center. Admission is free, and candy (yeah, you read that right) will be given out as you come in and a gift bag with some really cool stuff at the end. Of course, the reason for this announcement is because of our video "Prime Passion" made the finals and will be shown during the college competition. So to every girl who ever turned me down and all the folks who pretended not to hear me when I asked for help on these movies...SUCK IT!!! There, I said it. As for life, it's still being pretty good to me for one reason or another, can't be sure. I got my GPM Tandem figure in the mail Saturday, and have been attacking everything and everyone within earshot with it. And if that wasn't enough to add to my GPM addiction, Sunday I finally got in my GunParade trading figure set in! If you see them, ask Michelle and Becky what my reaction was when I opened up the Mai figure... AND on top of all that, I got my copy of Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes (THE reason I bought a Gamecube) and have been playing it nonstop. All that, AND I've gone through GPM yet again. Life is good. But just by saying that, I'll probably get hit by a bus carrying a load of concrete bricks on my way home. Oh well... The Truth Who The Eyes Met Before! - Silas Zee Website (Posted on March 16, 2004)

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