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<title>Stadel</title>
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        place where I used to hang out<br/>Tags: bar, teenager, club, association<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/97369">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<dc:creator>platialUser:tmspecial</dc:creator>
<dc:date>2006-07-04 14:49:44.725035+00:00</dc:date>
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<title>Burgers and Making Out</title>
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        We got some BK burgers and ate them in the back seat of his car. Hottest make-out session of my life.<br/>Tags: teenager, burger king, making out, back seat, third base, burgers, make out<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/34707">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<title>He Told Me He Didn't Love Me</title>
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        I was 17. He bought me an ice cream at the Dairy Queen and told me he didn't really love me. I didn't really believe him, but I didn't say anything.<br/>Tags: ice cream, love, romance, teenager, breaking up, dq, teenage love affair, secret affair<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/34706">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<title>Bob Dylan, starting some time in 1988</title>
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I discovered Bob Dylan at about the same time as I discovered the Columbia Record and Tape Club. The two went so well together. Those old albums were cheap to get, from the back of the catalogue. 

I listened to only Bob Dylan during several different phases of my life. My passion for Bob only waned some time in my 20s.

I'm not sure I can even say for sure why this music meant so much to me. I was unhappy a lot during those high school years, and this music helped.

When you're 16, you spend a lot of time thinking about the meaning of things. The opacity of some of Dylan's lyrics was an ideal ground for that yearning to dig for meaning.<br/>Tags: sadness, teenager, adolescence, angst, misery, comfort, solace, beauty, words, lyrics, wonderful, important, crutch, life preserver, meaning, mp3<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/66354">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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        December 17, 2004

It was Thursday afternoon at suburban West Beach in Adelaide at the start of the first hot spell of summer. A tourist from the Czech Republic, Lenka Mrzilkova, looked out to sea and saw a large black dorsal fin only 30 metres from shore. Thinking it must be a dolphin, she photographed the distinctively angled fin of the great white shark and left.

About 400 metres from shore Nick Peterson, 18, and his three best friends were messing around in a dinghy with a surfboard towed behind. One of them had been on the board but asked to be pulled back in.

Nick Peterson, a surfer and experienced water man, jumped off next and asked his friends to throw him the board. Within seconds a great white shark as long as the five-metre boat surfaced and grabbed Nick by the left arm. It dragged him along the length of the boat by the arm and back, playing with him before a second shark apparently joined the attack.

The boys, friends from Adelaide's Sacred Heart College, tried to beat the sharks off with oars but Nick, who left school a year ago and was working as a paver, died quickly in front of them.

About 3.15pm, Anna and Frank Criscitelli were preparing to put their boat to sea when the boys reached the shore and ran towards them yelling, "Don't go out, don't go out, sharks, sharks."

The boys were in shock. "Our friend has just been taken by a shark," they screamed.

Over the next few hours Nick's surfboard was washed up and some human remains were recovered. At first light more remains were found.<br/>Tags: surfing, teenager, shark, shark attack, fatal, surfer, gnarly<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/89184">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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        When I was sixteen I got picked to go to New York on the <a href="http://www.ioof.org/">Oddfellows and Rebekahs</a> <a href="http://www.unpilgrimage.org/UNP_Program/UNP_PgmOverview.html">United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth</a>. Up until that point I had never been anywhere that didn't share a border with Iowa. I'd been to Nebraska to visit my great grandma. I'd been to Missouri to clear brush off my grandparents' retirement land. I'd been to Minnesota for fishing and to visit cousins, and I'd been to Illinois once to buy a coon hound.

A busload of fifty-two Midwestern teenagers drove all the way to New York City, where we met up with four other busloads of teenagers from other parts of the US. Needless to say, I didn't want to waste a minute of my time on this adventure <i>sleeping</i>. On the way to New York, we slept in the bus a lot, but in New York we stayed in a hotel. We were there for three days and I probably didn't sleep more than a couple hours a night.

At one point I remember being in a hotel room with maybe a dozen other kids and a grown up for some kind of briefing about the ending ceremony and essay competition (I was a finalist and so had to read my little patriotic piece out loud during the ceremony). I probably hadn't stopped moving for sixteen hours straight and when I sat down on the floor of the room to listen, I literally almost could not keep my eyes open. My butt felt like it had grown roots into the carpet and I could barely move. I concentrated on keeping my eyes open and tried to listen. The woman who was going over all of this information kept making incredibly strange digressions. Talking about animals or my parents. I sat there watching her, and listening, and then I looked around and I realized that I was moving in and out of sleep, with my eyes open. She wasn't talking about Uncle Jim's corn field. Her speech and my dreams were just intertwining. I'd had this experience before watching television late at night. Piecing together a film half from dreaming it and half from watching, but this was the first time that I'd ever felt so lucid about it and I think that this was the first time I was asleep with my eyes wide open. Thank goodness I didn't say anything.<br/>Tags: sleep, story, teenager, sleeping, dreams, sleep deprivation, eyes open<br /><br /><a href="http://www.platial.com/post/950745">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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