How do you choose your friends?

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Dan: "I choose friends based on how cool they are and how good-looking they are, I mean, dude, uh, their honesty and trustworthiness."

Rachel: "I make my friends through my millions of school-related activities."

Robert: "Uh, um, I don't pick friends. I'm just f--friends with the other people who have difficulty making friends."

Christina: "Whether shes dresses good or not."

Michael: "I like a person with a scathing sense of humor and an eye for odd political jokes."

Mr. Chruzlovsky: "I determine whether someone should be my friend or not based on how easily he can understand what I say when I discuss complicated math theorems, opinions or sociology."

Ms. Maloney: "I don't have any friends. My job is too important."

Bud: "Dude, I'm friends with people who will make me look cool. That means they have to dress like hippies and grow their hair out."

Hana: "Two words: school sports."

Ms. Art: "I'm friends with anyone who is interested in art, between the ages of 20 and 50 and wears offbeat colorful attire."

Mr. Curtain: "I'm friends with a nationwide network of male history and English teachers."