Hobbies: landing a man, putting a ring on it / Smithsonian
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:29 am
Since our discussion of means justifying the ends (cf "Answers I liked") I've been following Mr. Kirke to see if he does, in fact, seem like a "black-and-white" writer and Mormon. And every time, I really like his answers and secretly think he's adorable, although I kind of wonder if he would
think I'm a godless heathen.
Your daylong date to the Smithsonian sounded awesome, and speaks well to your character (assuming you weren't there just to scope out Rosie Huntington-Whitely bwaha), and your answer about prioritizing your future family life sounds fake, it's so charming, but is probably 100% sincere (like my colleague whose first name is a musical term and last name is a cute craft word and serves you cupcakes and looks like a storybook teacher with copper ringlets. Seriously).
You remind me of the tall brunet BYU tour guide in his bright green shirt with perfect teeth:
you aren't some kind of BYUSA marketing gig, are you?
I don't think the LDS Ned Stark actually exists, much less a 22-year-old who lives half an hour south of me. I bet you were all, "Rosie may be an underwear model, but you don't need Michael Bay's bombastic special effects. I like
you exactly the way you are."
think I'm a godless heathen.
Your daylong date to the Smithsonian sounded awesome, and speaks well to your character (assuming you weren't there just to scope out Rosie Huntington-Whitely bwaha), and your answer about prioritizing your future family life sounds fake, it's so charming, but is probably 100% sincere (like my colleague whose first name is a musical term and last name is a cute craft word and serves you cupcakes and looks like a storybook teacher with copper ringlets. Seriously).
You remind me of the tall brunet BYU tour guide in his bright green shirt with perfect teeth:
you aren't some kind of BYUSA marketing gig, are you?
I don't think the LDS Ned Stark actually exists, much less a 22-year-old who lives half an hour south of me. I bet you were all, "Rosie may be an underwear model, but you don't need Michael Bay's bombastic special effects. I like
you exactly the way you are."