Sunday, February 18, 2007
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- Aftermath
- Seriously scary storm
- Why physicists are cool (Reason #498)
- The return of the lazy space-filler post
- How to spot a good person
- Rock climbing in Australia is full of surprises
- Wow.
- Despite what it looks like (shameless gossiping), ...
- 10 weird things about me
- Pavlovian
- Serial conference fraud
- Tech support in the middle ages: how to use a book
- The light was so soft and pretty yesterday that I ...
- Urban commando parrot
- World's worst witness
- It's raining, it's pouring!
- Parrot Junior High
- Technology firsts
- Pssst!
- Your academic work condensed into haiku
- Roadside pile-up
- Hee hee
- An epic tale of woe, torment and eventual success ...
- Surrealness, or hairdressing terminology gets me e...
- Three cheers for internal organs!
- Where are they now?
- Update on the not-so-clueful student
- I see a formatting nightmare in my future
- Lesson in what not to say to grad students
- Tips for despairing grad students
- Achievement of the day:*
- This is why they invented email
- The end of the world must be nigh
- Highlight of last night's phone call from my mother
- The photo not taken
- Is there even a right answer to this?
- Geekman and immigration
- Achievement of the day
- I have questions
- The dwarven professor is magic
- Scammer or stupid?
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2 Comments:
And then a note was passed. "Do you like me? Check yes or no."
And then they went to the school dance together and stood on opposite sides of the room with their friends, blushing whenever they made eye-contact.
Talk to me! (You know you want to!)