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    I used to want to be an astronaut... until i realized how much math i'd need. Then i wanted to be a commando, then a policewoman, then a commando again, then an FBI agent, and now i'm studying to become an Air Force Security Forces sniper. Guess things didn't really change much since i was 7. =)
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    April 15, 2009
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    We also barbeque (BBQ) quite abit all across the country, usually in the summer. Most (if not all) meats and vegetables can be barbequed. The foods most often BBQ'd are steaks, pork ribs, hot dogs and other sausages, hamburgers, fish, and vegetables - bell peppers & corn usually.  Breakfast all across America is usually sausage (or bacon), two eggs, two peices of buttered toast or a toasted buttered english muffin, and hashbrowns which are shredded fried potatos. We also eat alot of pie for desert but they're usually made for holidays. Apple pie, pumpkin pie, cherry pie, mixed berry pie, rhubarb pie, coconut pie, lime pie, lemon pie, pistachio pie, chocolate pie, you name it,  we've made a pie out of it. We also eat typical things like soup, sandwiches, and coffee.  On holidays we traditionally eat a feast centered around a baked turkey or a spiral cut ham, we usually eat a Pumpkin pie as desert at these dinners.
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    April 11, 2009
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    What America eats varies depending on the region but meat & potatos are eaten everywhere. The foods below are eaten everywhere I'm just showing where they're more "native" to be eaten. In the Northeast they eat alot of lobster, clams, and scallops. In the south they eat what's called "Tex-Mex" which is a mixture of Southern and Mexican food. Southern food is very similar to Great Plains (or Midwest) food. In the Great Plains we eat LOTS of corn. Corn on the cob is basically when the leaves (called the "ears") have been removed and the corn cob (the cob is the big thing with the little corn "kernals" on it) has been boiled or grilled, it's eaten by melting butter on the still hot cob and biting directly into it. Corn bread is ground corn kernals baked as a bread. It's usually very dense and crumbley, it's eaten with butter or honey. In the Pacific Northwest we eat alot of fish and berries because we have an abundance of both.

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    April 11, 2009
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    I'm spiritual but I'm not religous in any way. Somewhat agnostic I suppose.
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    April 11, 2009
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    I'm weird, I like grumpy people. Not mean though. More like a reserved, mysterious, somewhat foreboding kind of person (I'm Bi. Sorta..... mostly lesbian though.). I DON'T like moody, whiney, or obnoxious people though. I think it's the eyes, I find mean eyes very sexy. A nice suit to top it all of doen't hurt either. ;)
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    April 11, 2009
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    I just got braces (Orthodontic) 3 days ago and i am VERY suprised at how hard it is to speak clearly. I'm also amazed that i was able to rebuild this computer after i broke it. ^_^
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    April 11, 2009
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    Russia. I'd like to see the Red Square in Moscow. I know it's pretty stereotypical but it's also very beautiful. But only in the summer. I couldn't survive in the winter. O_O
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    April 11, 2009
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    Literacy rate of the United States of America: Total population: 99% Male: 99% Female: 99% (2003 estimate) Less than 1% of Americans over the age of 15 cannot read and write according to 2003 censuses and surveys.
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    April 11, 2009
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