“I had a lot of explaining to do, I felt, as a kid. I was born here [the U.S.] but my brother and I really didn’t speak English until about four or five, so it was quite difficult to assimilate. My name seems very easy to pronounce this day and age, not for everybody, but at that time, for the first ten years of my life, no one pronounced my name as Rami. It was very difficult, I think, forming a sense of identity. Perhaps that’s why I gravitated to creating so many of my own, in my own private moments of creating characters as a kid. They thought it rhymed with Sami, so Sami and Rami. It only took me until high school where I found the confidence to tell everybody, ‘No. My name is Rami.’ It’s a very upsetting thing to think about; that I didn’t have the confidence to correct anyone at that point.”
Rami Malek, speaking with Terry Gross on NPR’s Fresh Air, November 21, 2018
did anyone else have the fucking. dolphin girls at school
they were like horse girls except they couldnt ht gfbfnfbnfj eb do sorry a mojth started attacking me
its dive bombing me like its world war 2 im just tryn to shit
toilet roll now controlled by enemy forces
anyway dolphin girls where like horse girls but since they couldnt get their own dolphins they always had 24 books called like “sparkle glimmer cove” wherever they went
