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Silicon Waffle
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I cleaned up my mess.
I am not here to get a life or introduced a new life.
I am not here to get a life or introduced a new life.
You obviously had your mind on other things.Silicon Waffle said:I was very energetic working on my slime mold lab culture and all of a sudden the alert bell rang. Now all my enthusiasm to continue the work disappears. What the...!.
Off I go to watch TV.
There is a kind of nasty way to try to recover them if they are expensive.collinsmark said:Evidence suggests that I was hungry last night and ate one of my contact lenses.
I don't know how that can happen. They have absolutely no nutritional value. And I'm blind as a bat without them.
It defies all logic. Yet here I am.
That's very mysterious. What was the evidence?collinsmark said:Evidence suggests that I was hungry last night and ate one of my contact lenses.
I have heard ads like this all the time but have never seen anyone for real yet ?WWGD said:There are more than 150 weekly meetups within 5 miles of my place. If I was unemployed and/or wealthy, I could afford to spend around 50 hours a week in different meetups.
Sophia said:Oh I can't watch News any more. Not because of the content but because my ears hurt from such poor language used by the reporters. They talk like 15 year olds in the street!
Oh where are those old times when they had language editors who checked that they used grammatically and stylistically correct sentences? And they also used to have speech therapists who worked on their articulation. Where are they now?
Yep, same here :-(Sirsh said:I feel the same way except for the radio that we have here in Australia, completely mind numbing and ear bleeding causing quality... I cannot stand to turn it on.
Social identity theoryjackwhirl said:(Not sure what this phenomenon is called or if it even has a proper name.)
Try an online search for meetups, unless you live in the south pole or middle of the desert, sure you will get plenty of hits. There are meetups on anything, from calculus to theatre, to fashion, to computers, from intro to advanced levelsSilicon Waffle said:I have heard ads like this all the time but have never seen anyone for real yet ?
I think the organizers are doing some things far above and beyond calculus.
They sort of already are, in a soft, non-official way. It's assumed that no one is perfectly mentally healthy. The line between "normal" and "mentally ill" is drawn where a person becomes dysfunctional. "Dysfunctional" would include cases where a person is "a danger to themselves or others." So, a "normal" person might see some "other" group as "the enemy," for reasons of cognitive bias, but still have no violent intentions against them.jackwhirl said:How do these two ideas interact with one another? Are one or both of them poppycock?
Can (should?) other inherent cognitive biases be classified as mental health problems?
How about we use it for a name for a new cologne, to compete with Hugo? The snowy cologne, way cooler (literally) than Hugo ? Jonas: Hugo's classier brother.Borg said:It's going to be called Jonas. Looks like it will be a big one for Northern VA.
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There's one here with more than 800 only girls ...WWGD said:You may be able to set up your group if you cannot find one you like.
Is 'hero' American slang for 'clowns'?Silicon Waffle said:They are the true heroes in the land of the free.
Alcohol combined with Fox News is bad combination.California defense attorney Michael Malowney asked a San Diego judge to be lenient in sentencing his client, John David Weissinger, for a series of violent threats against the Council on American-Islamic Relations, because Weissinger was under the influence of alcohol — and Fox News.
Is that a harem meetup?fresh_42 said:There's one here with more than 800 only girls ...
Is that the Bundys from "Love and Marriage" or psycho killer Ted Bundy's family? Or some other Bundys?Silicon Waffle said:Most American farmers are real patriotic straight men. Look at the Bundys. Only strong men (physically and mentally) would dare to do something like that. They are the true heroes in the land of the free.
Astronuc said:Lawyer of man who threatened Muslims: Fox News made him do it!
http://www.vox.com/2016/1/20/10801948/fox-news-muslims-threat
Alcohol combined with Fox News is bad combination.
Don't drink and watch Fox News.
No idea. I'm still thinking whether or not I should apply for it.WWGD said:Is that a harem meetup?
I think it is good to have your Harem members get to know each other better.fresh_42 said:No idea. I'm still thinking whether or not I should apply for it.
Have you once lived in Utah for some time?WWGD said:I think it is good to have your Harem members get to know each other better.
No, but I may give it a try and maybe set up a sect of (desperate/confused) women to worship me. Thanks for the idea.fresh_42 said:Have you once lived in Utah for some time?
I don't know if it is true but it would be like another perspective from a reader of what I wrote.fresh_42 said:Is 'hero' American slang for 'clowns'?
Here they are. They and one of my coding professors live in the same state.WWGD said:Is that the Bundys from "Love and Marriage" or psycho killer Ted Bundy's family? Or some other Bundys?
They want things that aren't legally defined as free. It's an access violation.WWGD said:What makes them heroes? They just want some free land and free resources..
Best about UT is that NM isn't that far. However, stay away from Albuquerque's cops.WWGD said:No, but I may give it a try and maybe set up a sect of (desperate/confused) women to worship me. Thanks for the idea.
Wow, that sounds mysterious. Any issues with Jojo in Tucson Arizona? Any California grass?fresh_42 said:Best about UT is that NM isn't that far. However, stay away from Albuquerque's cops.