Michelle's apartment was full of new things with the tags still on them followed by her starting to say where she was from and then trailing off until she said "the midwest".
It's a tad odd and implies that she is some kind of undercover cop.
Then again, I could be reading too deeply into things.
Michelle's apartment was full of new things with the tags still on them followed by her starting to say where she was from and then trailing off until she said "the midwest".
It's a tad odd and implies that she is some kind of undercover cop.
Then again, I could be reading too deeply into things.
I just assumed she was psycho and trying to get away from her past.
Michelle's apartment was full of new things with the tags still on them followed by her starting to say where she was from and then trailing off until she said "the midwest".
It's a tad odd and implies that she is some kind of undercover cop.
Then again, I could be reading too deeply into things.
Oh yeah, I forgot that bit. As for reading too deeply:
Michelle's apartment was full of new things with the tags still on them followed by her starting to say where she was from and then trailing off until she said "the midwest".
It's a tad odd and implies that she is some kind of undercover cop.
Then again, I could be reading too deeply into things.
I just assumed she was psycho and trying to get away from her past.
See, me too. But I have an excuse, because I'm used to girls who pay attention to me being heavy on the psychosis.
maybe if the initial cognition struck you. but the idea that she would be an undercover cop never occurred to me because I could see no reason they would take enough of an interest in Nico to send one over and date him. I guess he's there illegally, but that alone doesn't warrant that level of attention, and at that point in the game I don't think you're really aware of anything else
not to mention that I wouldn't expect and undercover cop to be so damn bad at her job :P
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Mojo_JojoWe are only now beginning to understand the full power and ramifications of sexual intercourseRegistered Userregular
edited May 2008
11am and three people are in the office. I don't know why my boss being away has encouraged the whole group to slack, it should just be his students really.
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11am and three people are in the office. I don't know why my boss being away has encouraged the whole group to slack, it should just be his students really.
I'm feeling in a slacky mood too, maybe its nationwide. I'm not in tomorrow or Friday and then its bank holiday weekend and I get Tuesday off also so I'm a happy chappy.
On a dull note though I have to travel to London tomorrow in rush hour so am not looking forward to it. Also I hate trains.
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edited May 2008
Haha, one of my group's postdocs just came to find me to ask for some help with a problem. Her problem was,
"Mojo, how can I get a Raman signal from a sample which is... fluffy."
Bank Holday weekend? I'd forgotten about that. Woooo.
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Would one would say, that for a person who spends most of their time working on some software development project or the like and claims to be heavily into mathematics, a Commerce/Law double degree is probably not accurately reflecting their major interest areas?
This is my youngest brother, and I am concerned he is about to make a poor undergrad degree choice which won't have many transferable subjects to the thing he is actually interested in. Also that he doesn't really understand what "investment banker" involves, or it's likely career course and just sees "I'm in the money...I'm in the money..."
Would one would say, that for a person who spends most of their time working on some software development project or the like and claims to be heavily into mathematics, a Commerce/Law double degree is probably not accurately reflecting their major interest areas?
This is my youngest brother, and I am concerned he is about to make a poor undergrad degree choice which won't have many transferable subjects to the thing he is actually interested in. Also that he doesn't really understand what "investment banker" involves, or it's likely career course and just sees "I'm in the money...I'm in the money..."
He is too far gone and has already lost his soul I'm afraid.
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edited May 2008
It's easier to get into investment banking with a hard science degree. So he shouldn't do something irrelevant to his interests even if he wants to sell his soul.
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Would one would say, that for a person who spends most of their time working on some software development project or the like and claims to be heavily into mathematics, a Commerce/Law double degree is probably not accurately reflecting their major interest areas?
This is my youngest brother, and I am concerned he is about to make a poor undergrad degree choice which won't have many transferable subjects to the thing he is actually interested in. Also that he doesn't really understand what "investment banker" involves, or it's likely career course and just sees "I'm in the money...I'm in the money..."
He is too far gone and has already lost his soul I'm afraid.
I wouldn't be worried if it was something he had any sort of particularly strong interest in, or if he was more directionless, but he's a lot like my other brother, who we had to strongly convince should be something he was also interested in and Commerce/Software Engineering fit well for him in the end (and he is an ardent supporter of doing what you're interested in).
He just seems stuck in this quandry of "if you don't do these then you never make any money and are trapped in a career" whereas I'm trying to stress "if you do Commerce/Law you are never going to be doing anything in an actual IT capacity, you will be doing Law or something"
It's easier to get into investment banking with a hard science degree. So he shouldn't do something irrelevant to his interests even if he wants to sell his soul.
There's also this - people get hired to write reports on whether some guys proposal is crap or not.
For some reason, when I came home for the summer, I keep waking up wicked early and getting tired early... my sleep schedule shifts to that of my parents... I fell asleep while watching the basketball game last night and woke up right as the post game show ended.
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Gah. Neighbor woke me up at 8.30 with shitty music going BMMF BMMF BMMF through two concrete walls.
I showed him his place with two minutes of Feindflug. Then he surrendered unconditionally.
Bleh. Time to go do the laundry.
Someone did that to me once, so I blasted Fear Factory back at max volume, playing their older stuff like Concrete and Digimortal.
They've never ever done it again.
At university halls, the next block to me kept playing oompa oompa bass music which woke me up repeatedly, I ended up downloading a baby's scream and looping it, I turned my speakers to face the wall full blast and then left for my building for a good few hours.
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edited May 2008
Popping in for a quick "hello" before i go back to the joys of ancient Greek.
But, more importantly, my Dad arrives in Cambridge in two hours - I haven't seen him in a year so it'll be amazing!
On the rain-slick...will be bought tonight and played instead of sleeping methinks...
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It's a tad odd and implies that she is some kind of undercover cop.
Then again, I could be reading too deeply into things.
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Oh yeah, I forgot that bit. As for reading too deeply:
Perfect companion for your hospital tunnel adventure!
edit: oh, gta. whatever!
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"What do you do?"
"I guess I am married to my job"
Comeon Tarranon, it's damn obvious now. :P
omg spoilerz 4 realz
not to mention that I wouldn't expect and undercover cop to be so damn bad at her job :P
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I'm feeling in a slacky mood too, maybe its nationwide. I'm not in tomorrow or Friday and then its bank holiday weekend and I get Tuesday off also so I'm a happy chappy.
On a dull note though I have to travel to London tomorrow in rush hour so am not looking forward to it. Also I hate trains.
"Mojo, how can I get a Raman signal from a sample which is... fluffy."
Bank Holday weekend? I'd forgotten about that. Woooo.
Thats, thats interesting... in a scary what the hell way
It's actually quite funny, in a "my brain is bleeding" kind of way. Makes virgin births seem so normal.
I'm constantly amazed that people actually buy into it really, I mean literally, they do buy into it, with moneys!
I showed him his place with two minutes of Feindflug. Then he surrendered unconditionally.
Bleh. Time to go do the laundry.
I have a theory: After reading one of the books from front to back, you are practically braindead and easily manipulable.
A dancing demon
No, something isn't right there.
So far I've got half a page of scribble for this damn first year report. It would help if I knew who I was writing it for.
Yes, that's because it's bunnies!
This is my youngest brother, and I am concerned he is about to make a poor undergrad degree choice which won't have many transferable subjects to the thing he is actually interested in. Also that he doesn't really understand what "investment banker" involves, or it's likely career course and just sees "I'm in the money...I'm in the money..."
He is too far gone and has already lost his soul I'm afraid.
I wouldn't be worried if it was something he had any sort of particularly strong interest in, or if he was more directionless, but he's a lot like my other brother, who we had to strongly convince should be something he was also interested in and Commerce/Software Engineering fit well for him in the end (and he is an ardent supporter of doing what you're interested in).
He just seems stuck in this quandry of "if you don't do these then you never make any money and are trapped in a career" whereas I'm trying to stress "if you do Commerce/Law you are never going to be doing anything in an actual IT capacity, you will be doing Law or something"
There's also this - people get hired to write reports on whether some guys proposal is crap or not.
It would be like a focussed blog about my IEBus decoder device, rather then one of those e/n deals.
Got your own hosted space? http://wordpress.org/.
Want something pre-hosted? http://wordpress.com/.
You can always join my blog as a co-author.
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@Aegeri: nah, you keep up with differenty sciences then I do. Also I'm bad at keeping up with science, I just learn fast when I need to.
And free!
It's you again. I see you there.
Someone did that to me once, so I blasted Fear Factory back at max volume, playing their older stuff like Concrete and Digimortal.
They've never ever done it again.
Curses.
At university halls, the next block to me kept playing oompa oompa bass music which woke me up repeatedly, I ended up downloading a baby's scream and looping it, I turned my speakers to face the wall full blast and then left for my building for a good few hours.
But, more importantly, my Dad arrives in Cambridge in two hours - I haven't seen him in a year so it'll be amazing!
On the rain-slick...will be bought tonight and played instead of sleeping methinks...
No more [chat] for me...must study....
If I shot her would it be classed as self defence, I mean, shes holding that rake in a threatening manner.