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vecoriwen, on Mar 11 2008, 01:00 PM, said:

WHAT!? I gotta find more out about this... Although it probably doesn't include drinking in excess.

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Pufer, on Mar 11 2008, 06:15 PM, said:

A Super-Moderator. Or even better, Magnus and Andrew.

we no longer have a super-moderator

lemonyscapegoat, on Mar 11 2008, 08:46 PM, said:

There's still EVula.

He isn't on the ATT marquee though.

-Pufer

vecoriwen, on Mar 11 2008, 05:47 PM, said:

The obvious solution seems to be...marry Sundered Angel?

I don't see how that is the obvious solution. But, I'm all for it. I do, SA! I do!

-Vec

No. You only want me for my booze.

Ouch.

-Vec

Don't forget the Irishman! It's never too late!!!!

SA - You'll find someone... keep your chin up

When I'm upset about something, I play video games until I can't remember what it was (and I loose my ability to even remotely tell how long I've been playing). It always works, trust me. And if you do remember it again, just play more video games. But make sure you don't accidentally starve yourself to death, because you can't play video games if you're dead. Unless you put your brain in a jar that's hooked up to a computer or console, which I highly recommend.

I found you!

(Smashes open jar containing brain)

Ick...

This post has been edited by JacaByte: 13 March 2008 - 06:16 PM

Scared...

Can't talk.

I had to go to the Human Anatomy Lab last semester and got to disect human brains...at the same time I got to look at the face of the man I was working on...Lovely.

*shudder*

NO WAY!!! What class is this? I might have to change majors...

I know you're probably just kidding, but I'll still advise everyone to not ever change majors if you're anywhere near completion, just add another one. I can't tell you how many people I've spoken to who are like two classes away from a degree in something only to throw it all away and move into a completely new major. C'mon, just take the two classes and double (and then triple) major. Even if it's underwater basketweaving or something, it's better to have a Biology and Underwater Basketweaving degree than just a degree in Biology by itself.

-Pufer

It was in my Physiological Psychology Class... They had a head with the face still in the front, but the back part was open so you could see the bone, membranes and brain. Oh. And the spinal cord was still attached.

Dude... sweeeeeeet!

And Pufer, you're correct in your assumption. There's no way I'm changing my major. I won't go with the "I'm too passionate about it" thing.. but there's just nothing else I can see myself doing permanently.

Ugh.. it is hard though Meh, hard work always pays off.

/me keeps telling self that.

What if you don't have a major?

After hearing about underwater basketweaving so many times as an example of the a ridiculous and farfetched subject, I'd actually be interested in trying it. I mean, wouldn't it be essentially the same as abovewater basketweaving?

I highly doubt it. Have you ever taken a cold shower? Multiply that by 20 million times and you've got underwater basketweaving. (It was my first love..)

Rickton, on Mar 13 2008, 06:44 PM, said:

Then you have to really worry about getting enough hard and diverse upper division credits (read: 400-levels) so that you'll be able to say on your grad school apps that you accomplished something despite not limiting yourself to a particular subject. If you get a university studies degree and only have one 400-level on your transcript, you're screwed if you want to go on to a quality program. If you're a triple major with four minors or something and have done the same, then you might be able to get away with it.

Mispeled, on Mar 13 2008, 06:56 PM, said:

Not really. Underwater basketweaving is basically just basketweaving with reeds that have previously been soaked. It can be done under water or just on your lap after taking the wet reeds from a bucket (you're not making baskets in scuba gear at the bottom of a pool or something). If you have any quality wicker baskets around, they most likely were either woven when the reeds were young and freshly cut, or when they were old and strong, but dry, and then woven "under water." It's really hard to do dry basket weaving without making thread, in which case it's not really the same thing as having a reed basket.

The thing I'd really be interested in is either Oxford or Cambridge offers a PhD in knot-tying. I imagine that it's fairly involved, but that is exactly the type of potentially bullcrap doctorate that would almost be worthwhile. If it wasn't a two year bit part time, I'd already have my massage license.

-Pufer

Listen to Pufer, for he is wise in the ways of institutionalised education.

Okay, I'm back now. JacaByte, you put me in the hospital for two days. TWO DAYS. Do you know how long that is when you have nothing to do but sit there with your thoughts? Just being your brain, floating around in an incubator? Fortunately, you mostly hit my cerebellum (I don't need that anymore, since I don't have muscles). But the key word is mostly. You see, I can't remember playing most of the levels on Halo anymore. All I've got is The Pillar of Autumn, Halo, and The Silent Cartographer. You owe me a players guide.