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    Kevin Saldivar
    Why:Oh well, let's see: he doesn't drink yet you'd swear he's the drunkest person at any given event, his inferiority complex demands that he work out everyday, he's the most flamboyant straight person you'll ever meet (please disregard the photo) and if he could marry himself, he would. Don't let his tough guy persona and roid physique fool you, deep down, he'll gladly feed you grapes while watching The Notebook. Blantantly narcissistic, he longs for the days of Bellarmine Varsity football '04 and notes that his greatest life accomplishment is coaching a football team to a championship victory...during Greek Week. Congrats Kevin, here's one more thing to feed your ego.

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October 11, 2006

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Alyssa Holden

You know, I'd have to say I concur with you on all of this. The fact of the matter is that in today's world, most girls (and I include myself in this) aren't sure whether or not the guy that has suddenly tracked them down is either a) into dropping roofies in your Rum and Diet Coke at Harry O's (or that bus party you never should have gone to...); b) a sex offender with a fetish for child porn; or c) completely harmless (extremely rare). I personally get sketched out when the guy calls immediately after meeting (or friend requesting you...not sure how he got the number, but hey, it's LMU - anything goes). If you DO receive a text back, consider it a job well done because obviously you do not fall into the first 2 categories. Ultimately, most girls are trying to assess what it is you want from them and because most of the males at this school tend to exude a "I've-gone-to-an-all-boys-Catholic-school-since-I-popped-out-of-the-womb" demeanor, it has caused the devolution to the elusive text message. I, personally, am not a fan of texting (I think it's a cop out), but in situations such as this it is absolutely necessary so I suppose that makes me a hypocrite in one sense or another. Oh, and tell all of your boys that flirting via instant messenger is quite possibly the lamest thing an individual can do to "hook" a girl. Other than that, you are right on par. Cheers.

Jay

I cybered this girl doggy-style the other night, Alyssa, does that count as online flirting?

Alyssa Holden

Well, Sanjay, in your case I think that goes without saying.

crystal b.

for sure. i feel like guys think they are entitled to something, just cause they have my number. last halloween i gave this guy my number and he called me 1 hour later! then proceeded to text me 5 times a day and leave voicemails even though i didnt respond. im SOOO glad you wrote this. maybe the creepers out there will take your words to heart and leave girls the hell alone.

JV

Alyssa, can i get your number? I'll text you later...?

Alyssa Holden

JV, I have to say, I'm a little disheartened that you were unable to put your skills to use and track my number down...maybe if you learn to play with the big dogs you'll one day receive a responding text...until then, keep fighting the good fight.

John

wow. jv just got schooled... hard. hahahah

Jay

I JUST realized that you said, and I quote, "fording the river with one ox left..."
1) What the FUCK is fording?
2) Are oxen even real? How come I never see one?
3) Does the ox have to be on the right or something?
4) Where in the FUCK did you hear this "catchy" phrase -- the Almish country?

John

Dude have you never played "Oregon Trail"? Probably one of the best computer games ever made. Everyone played it in 4th grade. You were probably gone for the week when your class was playing the game because you got suspended for punching a girl on the playground.

Whenever I played Oregon Trail I would "Hunt" every time. The people in my caravan would always die from disease or starve eventually but I didn't care.

Jay

a) i was trying to hit the guy behind her
and
b) you oregon trail fuck

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  • John J. - Coming from the whitest, most conservative suburb in northern California, John provides an interesting (condescending), unique (completely biased) perspective on life at LMU. Known for his Nick Nolte DUI mugshot impersonation and disdain for Lance Armstrong.


    JV Vicente - A washed up Varsity sports player, JV consistently represents San Jose despite its slim-to-none appeal to anyone fortunate enough not to live there. Besides adding "diversity," JV co-hosts the LMU Late Nite radio show, Loyola's most listened to radio show. Ever. Fuck you Carson Daly.


    Jay Sands - So overrated that he doesn't even use his real name, Jay is also a co-host of LMU Late Nite. In addition to performing at seedy low-rate clubs around Los Angeles, he enjoys exploiting the PawPrints program to shamelessly creep on freshman girls.

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