The Random Crap Thread
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awesome.
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Shadazz
Why are you referring to it in past tense?
WHAT DID YOU DO
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE 
Did you pull it out? Oh God why would you do that it hurts so bad.
Speaking of which don't ever let someone pull facial hair. It's like getting punched in the balls.
Speaking of which don't ever let someone pull facial hair. It's like getting punched in the balls.
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Shadazz
You bastard! THINK OF THE HAIR'S FEELINGS!
You bastard! THINK OF THE HAIR'S FEELINGS![/QUOTE]
I feel what my hair feels.
We are Legion, and We are Many.
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Shadazz
Oh dang.
North_Ranger
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Thanks, CG... I'm still working though, decided to take a last minute check-up and make sure I'm not making a complete ass of myself. But if all goes well, I should be printing this puppy in a matter of hours.Well done, NR!Knew you could do it! Congratulations on your hard work; I know it's been rough.
Just wait until you find your first 2 inch long, white hair growing from your eyebrows. Or ear or shoulder or ... down there...
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Kitty Sinatra
Thanks, CG... I'm still working though, decided to take a last minute check-up and make sure I'm not making a complete ass of myself. But if all goes well, I should be printing this puppy in a matter of hours.[/QUOTE]Well done, NR!
Conga rats!
About time, you slacker! ^.~[/QUOTE]
Ditto.
Now get a hair cut and get a real job.
But is it printed out or not?! I've been waiting all day for the final announcement to say "Congratulations!" and maybe some other words I would improvise!
North_Ranger
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Check the epic win threadfor update, bubs and bubettes.
For the last few years I've resolved to read 50 books in a single year. I've never really come close, but I feel like it's a pretty good carrot to chase. It's driven me to read a lot more, that's for sure.
Now I am considering incorporating The BBC's The Big Read list of the UK's favorite 200 books into my reading goals. Originally I thought "read the whole list by 2015, but that means roughly 40 books a year (I've already read several of them). That's a bit too much, and won't leave much room for other non-list reading. I think what I might settle on is to have read the whole list before I turn 30, which gives me an average of 20ish books per year, which is pretty much doable.
Now I am considering incorporating The BBC's The Big Read list of the UK's favorite 200 books into my reading goals. Originally I thought "read the whole list by 2015, but that means roughly 40 books a year (I've already read several of them). That's a bit too much, and won't leave much room for other non-list reading. I think what I might settle on is to have read the whole list before I turn 30, which gives me an average of 20ish books per year, which is pretty much doable.
try e-books out. I think I must've read 75 books on breaks at work the first year I started reading ebooks.
I HAVE been very seriously considering getting an e-reader, but I'm worried about a few things. First, I'm a very tactile person, so I fear I might miss the feel of paper and the turning of pages. Also, there's just something nice about browsing through a bookstore, versus amazon.
But considering that I've been trying to get rid of many of my possessions (books included), the notion that I can take a library's worth with me wherever I go is an attractive thing.
But considering that I've been trying to get rid of many of my possessions (books included), the notion that I can take a library's worth with me wherever I go is an attractive thing.
Oh, I don't use an e-reader...total waste of money, I think.
I get PDF or RTF format ebooks, for the most part and read them at my desk. If you like Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Baen books has some awesome subscription models (or even good prices on single books).
I get PDF or RTF format ebooks, for the most part and read them at my desk. If you like Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Baen books has some awesome subscription models (or even good prices on single books).
Warning: Durrcapitation ahead
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Dusty668
In the series The Legacy of the Aldenata usually the Grat get the Abat, but sometimes the Abat get the Grat.
So true, so true.
So true, so true.
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It's NUTS here, even in the suburbs. Outside, people are yelling, and fireworks are popping all around.
Cajungal
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It's NUTS here, even in the suburbs. Outside, people are yelling, and fireworks are popping all around.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it is nuts! My dad got to go there, and he had a ball. My cousin took her 4 year old son so that he could witness history!
figmentPez
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Woot-off going on.
Cajungal
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Man, I wish she didn't take attendance. I would have done the same. What are you doing with your free time?
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Actual conversation in here:
Prof: Why do you say you're not coordinated?
Student: Well I can't... like... catch balls and stuff.
Prof: Well maybe you just don't have enough ball experience. You're probably coordinated in other things. You just need more ball experience.
Ball experience is the term of the day.
---------- Post added at 08:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:08 AM ----------
Actual conversation in here:
Prof: Why do you say you're not coordinated?
Student: Well I can't... like... catch balls and stuff.
Prof: Well maybe you just don't have enough ball experience. You're probably coordinated in other things. You just need more ball experience.
Ball experience is the term of the day.
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