I don't give a shit. I can only fly these days by ingesting 15 mg valium while boarding and 5 mg every two hours until the flight is over.
The sad thing is that I used to like flying. They just kept squeezing us closer and closer until one day I had a panic attack at 30000 feet and that was the end of my ability to relax on a flight.
I was there in EE too. Today, the fuckerbergs of the world would call the guy on the vhs a 'super-teacher' worthy of vast sums of money and the guy who changes the vhs - well, he's still a TA.
That's nice and all. But the bottom line is: using all of that intellect to perform an activity that is stupid and pointless is still a waste. That's another one of those things you just have to be bright enough to notice.
The MIT baseball team always seems to be having fun.
For some reason this makes me think of the trend in the early 90s of people creating hyperfiction, where the reader could pick the direction of the plot at certain points. That never appealed to me. Fiction should be about surprising the reader, not letting them control the narrative.
In the same way, I always like hearing a song which takes an unanticipated turn.
I can take action to mitigate being hit by a truck by looking both ways, not texting, crossing at the green. I can minimize my chances of dying on the roads by buying a large safe car, driving defensively, wearing my seatbelt, etc. If I am in an airplane in trouble, there is nothing I can do. If an asteroid in on its way, there is nothing I can do.
simply handling money doesn't result in your body absorbing enough cocaine to synthesize and excrete " benzoylecgonine and methylecgonine".
As the limits of detection get smaller and smaller, the chances are that I could detect one molecule of almost anything on you. So how much is legally enough to charge you?
The Big Bang Theory taught me that all smart people were pencil-necked geeks or had some obvious visual clue that they were intelligent. It is just not possible for someone to be athletic and intelligent.
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I don't give a shit. I can only fly these days by ingesting 15 mg valium while boarding and 5 mg every two hours until the flight is over.
The sad thing is that I used to like flying. They just kept squeezing us closer and closer until one day I had a panic attack at 30000 feet and that was the end of my ability to relax on a flight.
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HR is Lucy holding the football. Charlie Brown is everyone trying to get work done.
I was there in EE too. Today, the fuckerbergs of the world would call the guy on the vhs a 'super-teacher' worthy of vast sums of money and the guy who changes the vhs - well, he's still a TA.
He's a ikaa sahyaka
I took an EE circuits class back in 1983 where the professor, as far as we knew, existed only on some VHS tapes in the corner of the room.
Hartshe University?
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not measuring up in Disney's new high performance culture.
Fred, these chapatis of yours are just not quite right. I'm afraid we are going to have to let you go.
Cheating is OK when the reward is championships and the penalty is a wrist slap.
Found the bitter Colts fan.
That's nice and all. But the bottom line is: using all of that intellect to perform an activity that is stupid and pointless is still a waste. That's another one of those things you just have to be bright enough to notice.
The MIT baseball team always seems to be having fun.
There is a good reason why we don't let the deceased perform their own autopsies.
What - you mean a European shed or an African shed?
"Every day we had shed-loads of treasure coming out of all the graves...." Holy shed, that's a lot of treasure.
I pronounce "vase" as "ah-nt".
Duh - OB/GYNs, obviously.
I don't know how they will die on Mars, but we will be watching them with a 4 to 24 minute time delay.
For some reason this makes me think of the trend in the early 90s of people creating hyperfiction, where the reader could pick the direction of the plot at certain points. That never appealed to me. Fiction should be about surprising the reader, not letting them control the narrative.
In the same way, I always like hearing a song which takes an unanticipated turn.
What happens to the Standard Model if at 13 TeV they start hearing tiny screams at each fragmentation?
I can take action to mitigate being hit by a truck by looking both ways, not texting, crossing at the green. I can minimize my chances of dying on the roads by buying a large safe car, driving defensively, wearing my seatbelt, etc. If I am in an airplane in trouble, there is nothing I can do. If an asteroid in on its way, there is nothing I can do.
The last time I saw the word "smelt" outside of metallurgy was in The Hobbit.
He who smelled it delled it?
Hammer salesman: See that problem? That's a nail. Over there? Another nail. Got a question? Nail.
That's not a false positive. It is a positive test. It is up to the administrator of the test to decide if the result is significant to their purpose.
simply handling money doesn't result in your body absorbing enough cocaine to synthesize and excrete " benzoylecgonine and methylecgonine".
As the limits of detection get smaller and smaller, the chances are that I could detect one molecule of almost anything on you. So how much is legally enough to charge you?
Harvard would rather not have 1500 spots of every 1600 member freshman class be the sons and daughters of mainland Chinese billionaires, that's why.
The Big Bang Theory taught me that all smart people were pencil-necked geeks or had some obvious visual clue that they were intelligent. It is just not possible for someone to be athletic and intelligent.
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