According to their little graph, it makes you white. I came out right smack in the middle as well. Apparently merely knowing who certain people are is enough to label you left-wing or right-wing. I cheated and googled to make sure of who was who.
Which one is Cita? The big tall one with the mustache. Holding that adorable little baby...... Isn't she just the cutest thing? She's small, she's got a fuzzy head, she's soft and round, she's got big eyes, and she has t
my results: Moral: * Your values are neither extremely traditional nor particularly progressive. * When it comes to social morals, you feel that society's current laws need to be more liberal and flexibile across the board. * You believe that the government's current positions are generally balanced and fair, but disagree with a few of its practices. Personal: * You are relatively open to new experiences.
Well, I did go to a good college, had excellent professors, and studied the subjects that I knew I was interested in. Sure there was some basic memorization stuff, but that'll be true of just about anything. I'm happy to say that my college education was one of the best times of my life. Even the course that got me in the most trouble academically was interesting.
Please feel free to comment, even if only to say "dude, wtf was that?" These poems are for amusement value, not for artistic merit.
Watch Me Now And his skirt blew up around his ankles; in fake modesty he pulled it back down. Ah, tickles your scrotum like a drill mounted wire brush dipped in hydrocloric acid. SH may stand for Screaming Harpy or Saddam Hussein! While gargoyles watch, eyes red with evil hunger, An' ever I shall I stroke your hoary haired tusks, the
Dharma, I just sent you a picture of me, my fiancee, and my daughter. (I"m the tall one.)
I'm glad you mentioned that, I'd figured he was the one in the foreground with the fern-leaf shirt.
I am with you 100% on the fried chicken thing, ND.
Personally, I find the derived fact that our federal budget is 1/4 of our GDP disturbing. (Military spending = 5% GDP = 20% Federal. Simply multiply by 5 to find that 25% GDP = 100% Federal.)
That's not a riddle, that's an exercise in poor accounting skills. To illustrate what I mean, let's say that the clerk kept the entire $5. Then each guy paid $10 for the room, so 3 * $10 = $30. The clerk kept $5 as a tip. $30 + $5 = $35. Where did the extra $5 come from? If you say "Why the heck would you add the $5 the clerk kept to the $30 the guys paid?" then yo
Thanks, it was just bothering me every time I came to the Forum listing.
Joseph, that was the Japanese way in their feudal period. Obedience was the trait valued most highly by their culture at that time. However, I think what we're trying to get at here is that the more effort it takes to do something good, the more noteworthy that good act is, regardless of the absolute size of the good act. To give an example that you may find more palatable, if I have $1,000,000 and I donate $10 to the local food shelf, is th
Hey, 7 orgasms sounds like a good day to me. I agree, though, if an article has the "adult content" flag set, an indicator should be visible when that article appears in the sidebar. Maybe a little "[21+]" before the title or something.
You can always re-take your right of privacy by encrypting the message with, for example, PGP. I have no idea what kind of ads GMail would then decide to serve up, though....
I kinda figured it might be, but it was the second time you asked, so I thought I'd go ahead just in case.
If I'd known that about grad schools balancing GRE and GPA, I would have looked a lot harder at going for a second degree. (Not to brag, but I outscored you on the GRE by about 4.35%, CS Guy.) I still feel like an undereducated person relative to many of my friends who have Masters' degrees. On the other hand, that doesn't stop me from feeling that I am smarter than them anyway.
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It reminds me of the Japanese take on samurai: given two samurai who both obey their masters, which one is the better samurai? The one who does dark, terrible deeds at his master's command, which he finds personally despicable, or the one who performs the good acts that his master orders, and which he enjoys? The standard answer is that it is more difficult, and therefore more honorable, to follow the orders go against your nature. The fact that
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Yes, I'm still thinking of more possibilities... blong (BLAWNG): A blog entry that is one gigantic paragraph, spanning more than a screenful of text, which looks much too imposing to attempt to slog through. Alternatively, a blog entry that contains such a paragraph. blaugh (BLAWG) or blaugher (BLAWG-'r): a blog or blog writer that consistently makes you want to scream. orgassm (OR-gass-'m): The incredibly good feeling that
Most one-way mirrors can be seen through with a little effort....especially if there's an internal light source.
"Sort Category" drop-down list at the top of the Forum listing contains the misspelled option "Polpular".
I'm glad I got Nietzsche and Rand, because those are the only two I've really read.
My top 5: 1. Nietzsche (100%) 2. Stoics (100%) 3. Spinoza (98%) 4. Jean-Paul Sartre (96%) 5. Ayn Rand (89%)
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