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It was in her middle-phase... not at her largest, Stay-Puft phase, but not at her anorexic Phen-Fen stage.
lmao 'Stay-Puft' phase. That is totally entering my library of analogies
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It was in her middle-phase... not at her largest, Stay-Puft phase, but not at her anorexic Phen-Fen stage.
Yeah I think they're really fake too. My first year in college The Real World was being taped in my hometown (very small town) so whenever I went home they were always there. My friend lived right across the street from them and some of my guy friends got jobs as security just standing outside the house. It was completely embellished for TV drama. They told me that one time during a fight the girl got out of the van and shut the door and the producers were like "Can you do that again and slam it harder and yell louder?"... I dunno but supposedly they were always doing stuff like this to make it seem more interesting and dramatic.
Nice, clean desktop. What kind of mouse pad is that. I wanna say W.O.W?
Yep, TBC Collector's Edition, played since 2005.
Nice. That game seriously consumed two of my summers off. It is a heavily addictive game and dangerous if you ask me. lol
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How's that chat thing work?
Damn, I'd be kind of scared to have a mirror like that... looks like the kind that will suck out your soul if you look in it, or be the door to an alternate reality... 😱
Any game can be. I know countless people who play CoD:MW/MW2 like it's their job and that's just a damn FPS, you know? Granted, MMORPGs/RPGs lend themselves to addictive gameplay, since they technically never end (Even after beating end-game bosses, there's still items to get, even after getting a Gladiator title in PvP, there's always more seasons to get it) but everything is good in moderation.
I definitely don't play as much as I did in 2006, since that was basically the only thing we could do while deployed that didn't involve sleeping or shooting (Yeah the latency was pretty bad, but 950ms or so is manageable depending on what you're doing) and while on garrison duty at home (24 hour shifts and such).
At this point, if I didn't make pretty good side-money playing at LAN PvP (Player vs. Player) tournaments, I wouldn't really play it very much.
When I had a lot more time and was really into sim racing, I would practice 2-3 hours a night and then run at least two 3 hour races per week
When I had a lot more time and was really into sim racing, I would practice 2-3 hours a night and then run at least two 3 hour races per week
Yep, case in point!
No one cares about my pictures except Doc SS... last time I post any for you guys!
I like the diplomas on the wall 🙂Yep, case in point!
No one cares about my pictures except Doc SS... last time I post any for you guys!
I like the diplomas on the wall 🙂
Also, I remember you said your wife was planning on applying to schools back east, has she changed her mind? I saw those brochures were from Cali schools. Berkley is a sweet school 🙂
I like pictures. I like having visuals to the users on here.
Nice. That game seriously consumed two of my summers off. It is a heavily addictive game and dangerous if you ask me. lol
... good thing I quit that for good!lol... I was supposed to apply to pharmacy school for class of 2013... that game is the reason why I didn't get that done... good thing I quit that for good!
lol... I was supposed to apply to pharmacy school for class of 2013... that game is the reason why I didn't get that done... good thing I quit that for good!
You guys, I think I am officially addicted to SDN. I am going to overcome the urge and go to bed now since I have to be at work in 6 hours...booooooo
P4Sci, you sure like to work in a cramped space. Nice pic, tho 🙂
Ahhhh so am I. I have work at 10am (that's nothing I know), but I have errands to do beforehand. hahah
Oh that's nothing compared to what I had to work with for years in the Army, lol. =-/
I should say, my wife has most of the space, but she has a massive TBR (To Be Read) pile and since she's a blogger and all that jazz, I let her have the space. I'm fine with what I've got. When I need to do work, I have a big desk in the office.
I believe it-- about what you had to work with in the Army. From what I have read, you are a sweet husband- always putting your wife first. Your wife is a lucky gal.🙂
lol... there was a lot more to it than just that... but it certainly didn't help ><That speaks volumes about your personal fortitude and your decision-making skill...
Thanks! #1 is UMDlol that's hilarious! It got the best of you huh? Btw, good luck on your CCP interview. What's your top choice?
Wow, Passion that looks delish ! Why is it so expensive though ?
Part of my collection includes a bottle of a Belgium dark ... Malheur Brut Noir. Saving it until I figure out something perfect to pair it with.
I tried the Delirium a couple months ago. Its definately quality
The first picture is from a Santa Monica restaurant called the Whist. I have pictures of the food from the Whist as well.
Pictures from your home or GTFO! 😱
and my pictures of my corner desk are any better?I'm inbetween homes, you'd just see a lot of cardboard boxes and my ikea desk in pieces in the corner haha

Pictures from your home or GTFO! 😱
Caffeine was my only vice and now that I have given that up, it has been replaced by constantly reading through SDN threads. I think I might have to hide my Blackberry from myself... :/ not good...
Maybe.So you HAVE been reading the lounge??? 😛
Totally agree...I appreciate your pictures p4sci! The picture threads are my favorite... It's always a lot better to SEE what other people are talking about than just trying to describe it.
Yale's in Stamford, CT (Where Jerry Springer is filmed now, weeee) and while it's not as cold as Cambridge, MA or New York in the winter, it's still not as nice and sunny as CA is!I think it's really cool that your wife has the ability to go to the most selective law schools. I remember someone talking about Yale a few months ago too, but that is definitely on the east coast and someplace you probably would not want to live.
Well, whatever goes into the LSDAS system (Their version of PharmCAS), the law schools can see, and plan accordingly. She had a really high LSAT, since she's half-Vulcan (Eschewing emotion in favor of rationality in almost all cases, except some, hence only being a mudblood Vulcan) and loves logic puzzles and such (Which is all the LSAT is - Reading and logic). Law schools do admissions based almost 100% off numbers - Interviews are rare for law, and every attribute a candidate for admission has is numbered. There is actually a law school acceptance predictor compiled from years of admissions data because their admissions are so rote and quantifiable, LOL, and it's dead accurate almost every year. Kinda scary really...I'm guessing that they're sending her all those packages because of her LSAT scores? Don't they have some kind of access to those?
Well, I'm not much of a polyticks person myself, but what I hate the most is the Proposition system. It allows voters, most of whom are uninformed, undereducated and just dumb to vote on things costing hundreds of millions of dollars (Such as the "bullet train" from Sacramento to Los Angeles, woweeee that sounds exciting doesn't it Chester!?) or voting to ban gay marriage (Which gives politicians the ol' "Hey, look, the people voted for it, yeah!") which you would think wouldn't happen in CA of all places, right? That, and the ridiculous gas excise taxes we all pay which are dramatically higher than anywhere else save NYC... when my wife was back in NE for the holiday, gasoline (87 octane) was $2.49/gal... here it's $3.05/gal for 87 and creeping upward (I can't use anything but 91 in either of my cars, great idea I know, but I lived in TX at the time - Cheap gas). There are other things more personal to me, like how CHiPs pull me over because I don't have a front license plate drilled into my Mustang (I bought it in TX, where they don't req. a FLP, and thus the car from the factory without mounting holes) despite people flying by me at 85-90 MPH, stuff like that. Makes no sense.On another note... I don't really know a lot about politics, but why are Cali politics worse than the east coast?
Don't worry about a beer gut if you exercise and drink moderately... A couple of beers a week or when you're out with friends won't develop you a beer gut!I really like beer too which is bad because it will create a beer gut if you drink it often. I like the good beer too... I'm embarrassed to be caught ordering something like bud light. I guess I appreciate it the same way I do good food...not as a means to get schwasted. If I am out eating wings watching football and I'm complete broke I might order whatever domestic thing is on special because wings taste so much better with a beer... but that's about it.
There is a little European specialty store in my hometown called Kalinka and my dad and I always go there because they have the best beer. They have a bunch from the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, Germany, etc. It's really hearty and amazing.
Heh, speaking of that... before I joined the Army, I decided to give a low-carb diet a try and I went down to 157 pounds (I'm 6'1" so that's way under my ideal BMI) and would've stayed on it had I not had to eat MREs (Carbo-freaking-licious) and such in the service. Back to a more comfortable 179-185 now... which I think is what my BMI says I should be.I do have to say though... I love bread. I could LIVE off of bread cheese wine and coffee. I love carbs... I really only eat meat because I have to. I tried being a vegetarian in high school but I looked like crap because I lost too much weight doing that. 🙁
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