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Kylie Robison
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Kylie Robison
@kyliebytes
take it easy dude, but take it • writing @corememory • robison (rah-beh-son) not robinson • signal @ kylie.111
SF 参加日 Şubat 2011
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i can never tell when a dumb tweet i send will blow up but this one was particularly funny, i was totally amused by his sheer audacity (he knew we were both gonna say no and wasnt weird about it all)
i also did not pay for the seat i got randomly, luckily placed there lol
Kylie Robison@kyliebytes
guy on the middle seat of my redeye flight bravely asked me if i would move from my exit row window seat to a middle row seat 16 rows back so his friend could be with him. when i said no, he asked the aisle guy, who just laughed
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@kyliebytes Ye should remind them that the citizens of a gated community ignoring the pain and suffering of the masses shouldn't be so judgemental.
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@ToddinSRQ he was very cool and nice about being shot down twice thankfully lol
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@kyliebytes I do genuinely try to be a good guy day in and out but the nerve of these people who will ask you to change seats is really too much and when they then try and create a scene or make you look like the bad guy makes the situation even worse.
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@Aerocles @zachbraff @VDOOZER david put in a good word for me on my zach braff future wife application thanks
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@VicVijayakumar how could i not miss my childhood? the sun, the CDs in a folder, watching E News with my grandma as i knock out on the couch after playing outside in the heat. Live romantically, Vic
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@armaanajoomal @BRex You could be a core memory sponsor. So we can have more airport beers. This is IMPORTANT

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@kyliebytes @BRex thank you core memory sponsor brex for assisting with my really good kebab meal i ate in toronto
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“Dinergoth” is something I think feels accurate: that the current form of 2010s “mall goth” is now “terminally online catgirl”. But I think it completely misses perceiving cultural history, and my #1 thesis of life: everyone forgets just how famous Limp Bizkit was
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