Ask Cajungal things so she has something to do while waiting for her professor this afternoon!
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Er.. uh..
Can I respectfully flirt with you occasionally in the context of fun, harmless, internet shenanigans?
GasBandit
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.... you ever considered dying your hair red?
Cajungal
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Yes. ^_^ The flirting around here is generally fun and not off-putting. Just keep your hands off my butt. I just ate cheese.
What kind of cheese?
GasBandit
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I make one little comment about how you flirt with all the red heads and now you are trying to up your count already. Sheesh.
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Cajungal
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You know, I have, but I don't think I ever will. I didn't even start blowdrying it until college (and even then not much). So it's super soft and shiny. I don't know if I want to start putting up money and time to doing something that will likely damage it and also require a lot of upkeep. Low maintenance is my style in all things appearance.[DOUBLEPOST=1444156329,1444156300][/DOUBLEPOST]
Colby jack.
How dark is your natural hair? I haven't had to bleach my hair to dye it red.
(I'm going to the next time around because I want real fire hair, but I digress.)What professor are you waiting for?
What kind of sauce pan do you have?
What kind do you want to have?
Which member of Halforums would you give the greatest food you ever made to?
How many shoes do you own?
Who is stronger Hulk or She-Hulk?
How many widgets do you own?
Is it really all @GasBandit s fault?
What are you getting me for my birthday next week? Is it Lego?
What kind do you want to have?
Which member of Halforums would you give the greatest food you ever made to?
How many shoes do you own?
Who is stronger Hulk or She-Hulk?
How many widgets do you own?
Is it really all @GasBandit s fault?
What are you getting me for my birthday next week? Is it Lego?
Cajungal
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Because people think "theory" means something that it doesn't--they think it means hypothesis. Creationists claim that anything that was not actually observed cannot be real science. It's also something to take on faith. So, if that's true, then intelligent design (in their opinion) should receive equal time. Most people I've come across have no problem with evolution. They have a flawed perception of what it actually is. I made a kid with a fundamentalist dad cry when I tried to explain it for a kid who didn't understand "why there were still monkeys (ARGH)." I keep it fairly simple, because they're still young. But he literally believes that God just snapped his fingers. Most kids who go through the Catholic schools down here are taught that that's just a symbol for something that took a lot longer.
Cajungal
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1) Super dark brown with some tinges of red in the summer. I can't wait to see how yours turns out.How dark is your natural hair? I haven't had to bleach my hair to dye it red.
What professor are you waiting for?
I like the color you have now, too.2) My "Nature and Needs of the Gifted Individual" professor. She's pretty great.[DOUBLEPOST=1444156945][/DOUBLEPOST]
But are you the letch king?
Aww! That's the sweetest thing.
And selfishly I want to come eat your food because YES PLEASE. Also that means we could meet and that makes me excited.
And selfishly I want to come eat your food because YES PLEASE. Also that means we could meet and that makes me excited.
On a scale of Incredible to Divine, how amazing is sriracha?
Cajungal
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I'd call it Super-Incredible, though not divine. In my made-up classification of condiments, a divine condiment has a smoother texture. Also I like the one in the jar with garlic in it a little bit more.
GasBandit
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Well, some do fear my wrath...
HaHAA, I thought he meant the drag queen Divine.
Cajungal
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Divine is better than Sriracha.
Okay, I'm pretty sure I would remember if THAT happened, because I would still have a gigantic stupid grin on my face!
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That sounds like a fascinating class. Is it?
I did a paper on the needs of gifted/talented students and lack of support in public school for a class I took on the psychology of the exceptional child. It was a thought-provoking subject.
Cajungal
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It is! We have a wonderful textbook that's got a narrative feel to it, so it's informative and easy to read. We cover issues like perfectionism, under achievement, and interventions for students with high emotional sensitivity. I love it. It makes me much more mindful.
I am totally jealous.
Cajungal
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I'll send you the book title. I'm not looking right at it and therefore do not know the title at this moment.
Can I just ask you one question?
Oh wait, damn
...ok, can I ask you two questions?
No, shit!
I mean, can I ask you a question after this one?
Ha! Alright....uhm.... I forgot what my question was. ....soooooooo... If you could teach any single subject, what would it be?
Oh wait, damn
...ok, can I ask you two questions?
No, shit!
I mean, can I ask you a question after this one?
Ha! Alright....uhm.... I forgot what my question was. ....soooooooo... If you could teach any single subject, what would it be?
If money and time off work were not an issue....where have you always wanted to travel and what would you go see first?
I know I am likely way later than your appointment with your professor but hey I was on a plane earlier.
I know I am likely way later than your appointment with your professor but hey I was on a plane earlier.
Cajungal
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3-5 homeroom is my favorite, because you get to cover both language and math. It was always what I wanted the most.
Cajungal
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No. It was actually a class. I'd actually set up this ama thinking I wouldn't be able to come back until later that afternoon, but I blew off grading. I'll pay for that later
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