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Galveston

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by joe_schmoe, Jun 13, 2006.

  1. joe_schmoe

    joe_schmoe Active Member

  2. boots

    boots New Member

    Don't know about the pros but you will do preps.
     
  3. Anyone interested in the position should give me a shout on private mail.

    Just call it an NC-17 version of Clarissa Explains All, and Melissa Joan Hart's nowhere in the building.
     
  4. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    I worked with a guy who came from Galveston. Biggest bullshitter, and eater of watermelon, of all time.
     
  5. Jones

    Jones Active Member

    I would kill for that to be my epitaph.

    P.S. I've always had a thing for Galveston, at least since I read Isaac's Storm and went down there to see the buildings that survived. I also pushed back a bucket of beer that afternoon.

    What this has to do with this job, I have no idea.
     
  6. SEWnSO

    SEWnSO Member

    eater of watermelon... ???
    Gee, Jones, along those same lines, I went there frequently as a kid.
    Woo-Hoo!
     
  7. Ace

    Ace Well-Known Member

    Well, since people frequently ask about the area they might be working, anything you can add would be of value.

    Not sure if dietary habits add all that much to the discussion, but good restaurants could make the deal.
     
  8. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    Yes, eater of watermelon.

    I got a postcard from Galveston about 6 months ago. Fantastic eye candy.

    Never been there. Isn't it on the gulf?
     
  9. SnoopyBoy

    SnoopyBoy Member

    Yes, it's an island 50 miles south of Houston that sits in the Gulf of Mexico
     
  10. SEWnSO

    SEWnSO Member

    The sand is too rough for me, but then, it is still the beach.
     
  11. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    An island? Sounds like Catalina, about 26 miles from Long Beach.

    Nothing like a hoops game at Avalon High on Catalina Island.
     
  12. SnoopyBoy

    SnoopyBoy Member

    That may be the first time Catalina and Galveston have ever been compared. But yes, Galveston is surrounded completely by water.
     
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