My dad showed me The Fountainhead at a really young age for some reason even though he hates Ayn Rand. And so its one if those things I am supposed to hate but can't because its imprinted on me, like the Super Mario Bros. movie and Batman and Robin
The movie or the book?
The movie has Gregory Peck and is therefore at least watchable.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
Sounds like she has a disconnect between what she thinks she wants and what she actually wants. Which is always tricky business.
thing is, i think i'm the thing she actually wants
like, if that's the problem then i'm almost certainly the thing she actually wants. i won't go into the details of the conversation where she decided not to "jump into anything," but yeah. it's pretty clearly a case of thinking there's something missing, but still wanting what's here. or something. i'm drunk, this shit aint gonna make sense. point being, she's inexperienced enough that she wouldn't know a good relationship if it bit her in the ass.
My dad showed me The Fountainhead at a really young age for some reason even though he hates Ayn Rand. And so its one if those things I am supposed to hate but can't because its imprinted on me, like the Super Mario Bros. movie and Batman and Robin
The movie or the book?b
The movie has Gregory Peck and is therefore at least watchable.
Sounds like she has a disconnect between what she thinks she wants and what she actually wants. Which is always tricky business.
thing is, i think i'm the thing she actually wants
like, if that's the problem then i'm almost certainly the thing she actually wants. i won't go into the details of the conversation where she decided not to "jump into anything," but yeah. it's pretty clearly a case of thinking there's something missing, but still wanting what's here. or something. i'm drunk, this shit aint gonna make sense. point being, she's inexperienced enough that she wouldn't know a good relationship if it bit her in the ass.
edit: the vap cooler bit, mind you. nothing with this girl makes any fucking sense at all. i'm sticking around, though, because having her as a friend would actually be pretty spiffy as well.
My dad showed me The Fountainhead at a really young age for some reason even though he hates Ayn Rand. And so its one if those things I am supposed to hate but can't because its imprinted on me, like the Super Mario Bros. movie and Batman and Robin
The movie or the book?b
The movie has Gregory Peck and is therefore at least watchable.
The movie. And you mean Gary Cooper
Yes.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
Having one of those moments where you can't remember how something pretty basic works and thus feel dumb for it.
Maaaan, how do fans make things cooler via moving air?
Your body heat warms the air immediately in your vicinity by convention. A fan moves that air with slightly cooler air.
This also allows moisture on your skin to more easily evaporate by reducing the dewpoint of the air immediately touching you.
So fans only make you feel colder but do not actually make the room colder.
Okay, this makes far more sense to me.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
Having one of those moments where you can't remember how something pretty basic works and thus feel dumb for it.
Maaaan, how do fans make things cooler via moving air?
Your body heat warms the air immediately in your vicinity by convention. A fan moves that air with slightly cooler air.
This also allows moisture on your skin to more easily evaporate by reducing the dewpoint of the air immediately touching you.
So fans only make you feel colder but do not actually make the room colder.
Okay, this makes far more sense to me.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
that is a fucking genius explanation. i'm gonna have to remember that and keep it on tap.
Man, the problem with your entire circle of friend having the same work schedule is everyone wants to do something on the same night. Got invited to three different things tonight, of course, I am gonna go with Simon's but still! Oh wells.
Having one of those moments where you can't remember how something pretty basic works and thus feel dumb for it.
Maaaan, how do fans make things cooler via moving air?
Your body heat warms the air immediately in your vicinity by convention. A fan moves that air with slightly cooler air.
This also allows moisture on your skin to more easily evaporate by reducing the dewpoint of the air immediately touching you.
So fans only make you feel colder but do not actually make the room colder.
Okay, this makes far more sense to me.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
that is a fucking genius explanation. i'm gonna have to remember that and keep it on tap.
Thank you.
I am also able to explain magnets, tides, and the entire English language.
I figure I could take a bear.
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Man, the problem with your entire circle of friend having the same work schedule is everyone wants to do something on the same night. Got invited to three different things tonight, of course, I am gonna go with Simon's but still! Oh wells.
Don't do anything for my sake, hanging out with me is stagnation incarnate. The party don't start until I walk out, etc.
Having one of those moments where you can't remember how something pretty basic works and thus feel dumb for it.
Maaaan, how do fans make things cooler via moving air?
Your body heat warms the air immediately in your vicinity by convention. A fan moves that air with slightly cooler air.
This also allows moisture on your skin to more easily evaporate by reducing the dewpoint of the air immediately touching you.
So fans only make you feel colder but do not actually make the room colder.
Okay, this makes far more sense to me.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
p much
its also the explanation I was given for down jackets
the down just creates pockets of dead air around your body which your body warms and then keeps you toasty
AAAAA!!! PLAAAYGUUU!!!!
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Having one of those moments where you can't remember how something pretty basic works and thus feel dumb for it.
Maaaan, how do fans make things cooler via moving air?
Your body heat warms the air immediately in your vicinity by convention. A fan moves that air with slightly cooler air.
This also allows moisture on your skin to more easily evaporate by reducing the dewpoint of the air immediately touching you.
So fans only make you feel colder but do not actually make the room colder.
Okay, this makes far more sense to me.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
that is a fucking genius explanation. i'm gonna have to remember that and keep it on tap.
Thank you.
I am also able to explain magnets, tides, and the entire English language.
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The movie or the book?
The movie has Gregory Peck and is therefore at least watchable.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
sweat evaporation
you see, your sweat doesn't evaporate as easily in high humidity, which makes a fan that much more effective
thing is, i think i'm the thing she actually wants
like, if that's the problem then i'm almost certainly the thing she actually wants. i won't go into the details of the conversation where she decided not to "jump into anything," but yeah. it's pretty clearly a case of thinking there's something missing, but still wanting what's here. or something. i'm drunk, this shit aint gonna make sense. point being, she's inexperienced enough that she wouldn't know a good relationship if it bit her in the ass.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
oh yeah.
but vap coolers don't work for shit.
they do if you vent the increased humidity very fast
a fine spray of water is added to standing fans in open-air events sometimes for that reason
Sounds like a plan
:winky:
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
edit: the vap cooler bit, mind you. nothing with this girl makes any fucking sense at all. i'm sticking around, though, because having her as a friend would actually be pretty spiffy as well.
Yes.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Air is a much better insulator than we realise. Imagine replacing that inch of air between your hand and a hot pan with.. anything else, really. Or remember why wool sweaters made of holes work so well.
i was thinking of going for the naked man instead
works two out of three times
http://www.twelvesouth.com/products/hirise_macbook/
that is a fucking genius explanation. i'm gonna have to remember that and keep it on tap.
Okay, bedtime for reals.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
the burt reynolds
every time
If I used a desktop with any regularity, I'd be all over it.
oh yeah thats no good
Thank you.
I am also able to explain magnets, tides, and the entire English language.
Don't do anything for my sake, hanging out with me is stagnation incarnate. The party don't start until I walk out, etc.
Feels really good to just tell people, 'You're doing it all wrong!' after years of respecting their right to suck at international business meetings.
Hey Simon, I am about to run out the door so fire me off an email as to when you think you will be getting into Sendai.
Toodles!
p much
its also the explanation I was given for down jackets
the down just creates pockets of dead air around your body which your body warms and then keeps you toasty
oh yeah?
what about Portuguese then
http://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/comment/24757102/#Comment_24757102
dafuq
this is why cancer ain't cured yet.
To those who utilize boobs often, this is probably a fair trade.
hasn't smoked long enough