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  • Jeff Mother F'n Marks 6 months ago

    Very cool show! Love to see NYers come out like that. Very nice work Julie, and great job NYC!!!

    • Bluto 6 months ago

      So, … Jule’s
      Are You Really a Jayhawk Girl?
      (KU) Tee on your Aids Walk?

      • Abe 6 months ago

        Great show, and way to rock the KU shirt, Julie. Still amazed that Chalmers hit that shot.

        • GraphicsSmith 6 months ago

          Love the Rock Chalk love! Chalmers is a God in my book! Just wish I graduated this year, instead of 07…

          Great show!

          • Richard 6 months ago

            Interesting - AIDS remains a problem. Enlighten me - What’s KU? As usual good interviews.

            • GraphicsSmith 6 months ago

              KU - University of Kansas - Home of the Jayhawks. Yes, its backwards, but UK is Kentucky….

              • Tom/Phoenix 6 months ago

                Julie, You you do a great job interviewing on the street. Great job for a worthy cause.

                • Rob J 6 months ago

                  Feel it coming back now. Not sure about these questions though. What, exactly, are they supposed to be aimed at and who will be answering them….really.

                  • Abe 6 months ago

                    @ Rob - Bluto chose to ask on the comment board instead of in the “Ask Julie!” box about her University of Kansas (Lawrence) allegiance as she is wearing a KU shirt in the video.

                    Richard asked “Enlighten me - What’s KU?” Which was answered by GraphicsSmith

                    The rest of the conversation not about the video was related to the recent NCAA National Championship won by the KU Men’s Basketball team, of which I am a fan (ROCK, CHALK, JAYHAWK). And while I know you probably could have read the posts again and figured it out, any chance to babble about KU basketball is something I look forward to, savvy?

                    • Alex 6 months ago

                      The question:

                      Julie, what do you think is a necessary income to be able to raise and properly educate a child in New York? two children? four? ten?
                      How many would you like to have? :-)

                      Alex,
                      Vancouver, BC

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