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Heh, the cops had more to worry about than me. I'm just a harmless provocateur, man. Mostly Harmless, at least. Though I'm a bit taken aback by the presumption that on-lookers would be giggling. Be ye implying that mine masculine wiles strike less than fear in the hearts of all who daren't avert their eyes?Step six: Get up, go to the door, and explain to the cops why you were standing naked in front of the window shouting at the moon while the revelers below were looking up and giggling at you. -
I think you're confusing me with Ryan Miller - he's the one who said he liked Connecticut Yankee. I haven't read it. Though I do dislike Great Expectations. I read it in middle school and swore off Dickens. Only a year ago did I read Oliver Twist and decided that Dickens wasn't so bad after all.I found EC's remarks terribly cogent, because I too love ACYITCOKA and also dislike Great Expectations.[...]I didn't realize EleC and I were so much on the same page. Gives me a tingly feeling all over. -
I wasn't a nonconformist when I was six, man. Hell, I was a hardcore Christian fundamentalist until around twelve.However, I am saddened to report I have noticed that in BOTH pictures your SOCKS MATCH. I am disillusioned. -
Yes, but you were already well aware of my fedoraffinity .cool fedora pictures
There's where you're wrong - there's ALWAYS something to blow up. Obviously, you're slackin' on your blowin'.I'm like the anti-John McClane: in the wrong place at the wrong time, but nothing to blow up.
Profane symbol: He. Has eight offendons in its outer orbital. A noble swear, an inert interjection, from the last column of the Profane Table of Elements.Problem is, those aren't reactionary enough.hellium. -
Heh. A friend was over here taking pictures the other day, and emailed that one to me. The first thing I thought was "You know who would appreciate a picture of me smirking defiantly and adjusting my hat while standing in front of a pirate flag? AwesomeDude readers."I just want to say: Great, great Picture. I'm not perving on it, though.
Maybe, but he's got to put all those Latin lessons to work somehow, and I can't think of a better use for 'em.Blue, you have too much time on your hands.... -
...Liberty spikes are gay, now? Jeez. I always thought the Devilock was the gayest punk hairstyle, personally. And yes, I did wear one back in middle school. Gimme a break - I wanted to look like Davey Havok."They wanted to fire him, because of his hair, but the union wouldn't let them because his hair is an expression of his h-o-m-o-sex-u-ality." -
I just sent chapter 15 to the Dude and the Codey's World staff.
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Jeez, it was right in the title, too. Typo = corrected.I had to read the blog entry just to see if "Stipping" was a new word. OK, so it's a typo. -
Yeah, but it's still a difficult field to get into. There's a safety fence around it, after all.Second: Haha. Ecology really is a wide-open field these days. -
No, the one by Modest Mouse. It's catchy.Also, for a great example of the Novocaine'd vocal style, check out Tom Frampton's songs, here: http://riotfolk.org/member_music.php?id=7I recommend "Sectarian Communist Party Blues" and "Best of Intentions."Black Cadillac? The one by Dan Macenzie? -
Yeah, that's what I figured. Which is why I decided to screw with him a bit.
The end. Exactly.Reputable companies don't do this shit. Whether they wear ties or not.
Haha! I hadn't thought of that one.Though, I did entertain the idea that he was an axe murderer, luring ambitious people to a fake interview location and then chopping them up and feeding them to an alligator. I don't know where he'd get a gator here in Ohio, but he seems like an engineering chap - came up with the whole interview front for his axe-murdering, anyway....fake alibi for a bank robber... -
Hey, this is the first time I've gotten to two pages of blog comments. 'Course, half of them are either blank posts, mistakes, or posts about blank posts or mistakes...but even so, it's a milestone of some kind.
Still haven't gotten back my writing scores - they said it'd be 2 to 3 weeks.I did get my other scores, though - 186 in math and a 182 in reading (out of a possible 190, with 175 required to pass).Writing was the hardest one, not because of the essay (which was no problem), but because of the multiple choice. I hate multiple choice, because I tend to over-think everything.But I think you should start the revolution with me whether I pass or not.OK, back on topic: Hey, EleCivil, how'd you do? Didja pass? Didja pass out? Should I start the revolution without you? -
When this question was first raised, my first thought was of the Urkmobile - the tiny, awkward car that Steve Urkel drove on Family Matters. But then I realized that it would have to be the NmG Sparrow - an electric car with three wheels.Yeah...if there's an EleMobile, that's it. I wonder if I could get one with mismatched tires..."(Just what kind of car would EleCivil father? Now there's a question.)"Something radical? -
Hahaha, awesome, Hoppi. Gotta love Nothing Nice to Say.
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Pretty much, except, like I said, I'll make an "Out of Step" shirt and put X's on the backs of my hands. It may be taking the easy way out, but he's the only musician I really like that has enough of a distinctive look.How the hell are you going to dress up as Ian Mackaye? Isn't that how you already dress?
http://www.pajiba.com/images/freaks2.jpgHe's the one at the top of this cast shot. Though the geeky guy and the band guy are both in the movie, too.But I'm wondering who the favorite, Seth Rogan was. The geeky guy, who was done spectacularly, the cute guy who ran around school nude, or the pudgy guy? Or was he the band guy the girl liked? -
It worked! I can't believe I never tried that!Thanks! Now I'm off to write.
This should work on most laptops. I've done it before.I cannot state with certainty, but I believe the laptop MAY work if you removed the battery and leave the charging unit plugged in to provide power. -
Man, I haven't played Soul Calibur since the Dreamcast days. My strategy was always to pick Maxi (Dandy of the South Seas!) and then mash the hell out of some buttons. Needless to say, you'd probably kick my ass way quicker than you did long-hair-dude.
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Yeah, man, chains and leather is way too mainstream for me. I'm only really interested in encounters that involve clipping my toenails in a bathtub full of cottage cheese while doing a Bill Cosby impression. Anything less than that and you're just buying into the system. Actually, it wasn't the bondage gear that creeped me out (not my kind of thing, but whatever) - it was the fact that I had to have a conversation about said bondage gear with my mom, and the last thing I need is my mom thinking about me in bondage gear with a high school girl. I mean, c'mon, there's limits even to MY depravity.What I found most amusing was the great non-conformist appearing to be offended by the idea of wearing chains and leather.... Does that mean that bondage gear is now mainstream? -
Hah, I'm the nerd? You're the one texting me Carnac jokes in the middle of the night.'Course, I don't deny laughing at them.So...what was my point, again?This calls for an AWKWARD EMOTICON MOMENT. Yeah. What now, Mr. Miller? What now?
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Ha, I did look kinda like the kid from The Kid. And he grew up to be Bruce Willis, who kicks all kinds of ass. Hey.But no, I never had a lisp.You looked like that little kid in The Kid. Did you have a lateral lisp as well? (Most people usually get that after they find out they're gay, anyway.) -
I'm only going to tutor while I'm working in the computer lab - they let us do that - which is why I only count it as 2.5 jobs rather than 3. I'm not working any extra hours, just doing more work during the hours that I'm already scheduled for.How are you going to juggle that around with school...?
It doesn't relate to mismatched socks, since my decision to wear mismatche socks was a completely illogical one.Critical Thinking/Logic class is about applying systematic mathematic principles to statements to determine their validity. Diagraming arguments and conclusions in a mathematical way to show how the ideas lead from one to another, and then pointing out flaws in reasoning based on the form used in statements (formal fallacies). Also, pointing out informal logical fallacies on the level of the text of the arguments themselves.The class was really cool. All the examples the professor gave us were statements from local and national political figures, so it was really fun to identify all the flaws in their arguments.I'm more interested in what is Critical Thinking/Logic, and how it relates to mis-matched socks. -
Haha...my dad said the same thing. Well, not the EXACT same thing, but pretty close. My mom, on the other hand, just burried her face in her hands and said "Oh, Lord, my son's a skinhead..."You once told me that I'd make a terrible hit man, and I agree...but I think I'd make a damn good hired goon.You look like you could be a small-time mafia thug, like the guy they call when they whack a stoolie who had been hitting the cannolies lately and they need an extra hand to throw him into the bay. -
About $4000. Covers all the damages.And what kind of settlement are you looking at? -
Heh. My mom (mum?) claims to be "English in spirit". According to her friends, she once skipped middle school to go see a Shakespeare performance, and she's been throwing around words like "bloody" and "zounds" ever since.I don't know how many Englishmen actually use the term "zounds" any more, though.You look VERY English in that picture BTW
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