| DAILY 1835 VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL |
| I'll be honest. It was really hard to find good matches for all you beautiful people, so I decided that only the best and most obvious matches would be posted here and the remaining portion of this section is devoted to our friends (the ones we have pictures of anyway) |
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| Sam met Sam when he was born. Although some may call this narcissism, we at the Daily 1835 like to call it good publicity. |
| The king of Latin pop and the queen of loudness met in Georgene's dreams a few weeks ago. The fact that Ricky is too obssessed with the tightness of his leather pants to care about the 120-decible pitch of Georgene's voice makes this a match made in heaven. |
| Gample and McCormick...why the heck not? |
| Sterrett was first wary of Arican's ethnicity, but any racial tension was permanently doused with one special night at the Daily Northwestern when Sterrett "edited" Arican. |
| When Garland's stand-up comedy bid fell apart, Duckworth the Turkey was the only one who cared. |
| Ethridge, Mr. Raccoon and Jalice officialy became a three(four)some when all realized that a British-Japanese-Chinese-Animal combination was something that was not only appropriate for human propogation, but damn well necessary. |
| Paul, who believes that a woman's rightful place is in the kitchen, fits very well with Dubya's philosophy of 'Don't Mess With Texas.' |
| Chinese man meets German machine. Chinese man has German machine's baby. It's a wonderful time to be alive in the world. |
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| When Matt Cozza and Hristo Stoichkov first touched each other, neither would have thought that the feelings that followed afterwards would be as sweet as they were. And by sweet, I mean sweet, folks. Like freakin' honey with extra sugar in it. |