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Her name isn't Lennon, but prefers to be called that. Born in the '80s, she wishes she had been born in the '40s to be the age she is now in the '60s. Her hobbies and interests include, but are not limited to day dreaming, the internet, and sleeping. Music is like oxygen. Major fandom obsessions include the Beatles, Franz Ferdiand, Harry Potter and the Who.

She was sorted into Gryffindor for some odd reason (she's clearly a Hufflepuff), and is supposedly worth $1,265,000.00 and ranked as intelligent according to mensa-test.com.
001. MUSIC: .net Radio
002. MOVIE: Dog Day Afternoon
003. BOOK: Anything Jane Austen
004. SHOW: Rescue Me
005. OBSESSION: Children of the Night
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001. Version Four
002. Pete Townshend
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This is a very serious subject, because evidently- some of you don't know the proper toilet etiquette, when 'dropping friends off at the pool'. So I must inform you.

The rule to live by is: Flush early and flush often.

To explain.

- When you hear that your very first friend has made it safely to the water - flush. Don't wait for the others - flush NOW.
- Only two friends in the pool at a time. When you drop off the second friend - flush.
- If you have a very large friend, don't wait for the next friend. Flush.
- And lastly - When in doubt - flush.

These tips not only keep you from overflowing the toilet - they also keep the smell down. Your friends can sometimes be very smelly, so the less they hang around - the less their scent hangs around.

And don't worry about people wondering why you're flushing so much - no one cares. Everyone's trying to take care of their own business; why should we take the time to worry about yours?

Think about it - would you rather flush more than once or have a toilet back up on you? Once the overflow reaches the floor - EVERYONE will know what you've been doing. And they won't be happy.

I know I'm not happy, when I use MY bathroom after some visitor has left, only to discover I now have to find the plunger, because they didn't follow the RULE! In the span of the last three years, I've had to use the plunger a grand total of three times. And all three were someone else's mess coming back to taunt me.

Trying to make the world a better place- one flush at a time.


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