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However, I am really interested in astrophysics, astronomy, particle physics, chaos theory...
but most of what I try to read goes right over my head.

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Originally posted by Kelkhil:
Hey JQ so what kind of price break can you get me on Tuition then????

CIS Major with a 3.5 average.

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
(for a minute, i thought you were gonna tell us we exceeded our post count)
I feel I should clarify instead of erasing my confession regarding undies. Part of the reason I don't partake often in the panty wearing is because of my Company's New Dress Code. Granted, I was fairly free prior to that, but I do so enjoy being contrary to Corporate.

Ya see, part of the New Dress Code is that it is unacceptable to be at work with a "visibly obvious lack of undergarments."

So, I really just want to be in HR's office, with my accuser, when my accuser tries to explain that (s)he noticed I'm not wearing knickers because (s)he spent an inordinate amount of time staring at my ass.

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Originally posted by JonnyQuest:
Merciful, my ass. Exceeded your post count. you! And I'll be the judge of your ASSets.

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Hm. Is this post # 125 of this thread?
I'ma go to bed now before this thread is abandoned for a new one.
*stares at JoQu's ass*

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Originally posted by JonnyQuest:
At first glance, if you squint, jπ+1 looks like jimi, which is just plain cool. But that's just my skewed perception.

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Originally posted by RiverIsMyGoddess:
Thanks for letting us know about what you really do, and it is good to know that you are still a student of physics even though it is only through your own endeavors.

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Originally posted by RiverIsMyGoddess:
Everything boils down to math. Chemistry is physics, which in turn is math. Engineering is also physics, as well as some chemistry, which both will boil down to math. :)

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And for the record, Tidbit LOVES math. We've had to ban him from doing math at the dinner table.

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Reminds me of the map in Time Bandits, one of my "guilty pleasure" movies.

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Originally posted by RiverIsMyGoddess:
I am bored, so I thought I would start a new thread, with a slight continuation from the old one:

Secret math geeks?

* looks down at wrist *



The secret is out!

Old thread here:
http://www.fireflyfans.net/thread.asp?b=2&t=26407&m=436361#436361

~jimi
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'cause the Roman Gods up to that point were crap. Jeff, the god of biscuits, and Simon, the god of hair-dos.

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Originally posted by Kinetic:
Reminds me of the map in Time Bandits, one of my "guilty pleasure" movies.

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He's still sick. Stayed home from school today, too. He & Dad are having a boy's day at home, which means I will probably come home to pizza boxes on the floor, silly string on the ceiling, and Lord knows what else.

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Thanks for asking after him - & I love the IV bag of coffee. Mainlining coffee. Yessireebob, nevermind illicit drugs!

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I love Time Bandits. Not guilty pleasure at all. A exceedingly cool pleasure...but I know not of the Gilliam movie you speak.

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Morning all:) So what shall we ponder today? As we've been the underwear/math route I say we go with
What fictional character do you most wish you were like???

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For me it'd be Eve Dallas ( J.D.Robb books) she so dedicated and kick ass, plus her husband's amazing ( not that mine isn't) but I just really really like EVE

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EDIT) Jonny that film would me Man of La Mancha ( and that was so sad watching his sets wash away)

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caffeine - most addicted to drug in the U.S. (not grammatically correct)

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Ya see, part of the New Dress Code is that it is unacceptable to be at work with a "visibly obvious lack of undergarments."

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So this is totally late to the party, but I'm laughing too hard about this...

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Ya see, part of the New Dress Code is that it is unacceptable to be at work with a "visibly obvious lack of undergarments."

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Anyone seen Mal4Prez around?

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Does anyone remember The Book of Questions by Gregory Stock from the mid 80's? It had lists of deep questions. I found it over the weekend while moving the contents of a bookcase.

"If you could do anything you wanted for one year, without physical or moral implications, but would not remember anything from that year nor gain financially from it, would you want to have that year?"

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OK my chocolate said something profound... Test your own limits and keep going ( it's the wrapper or the dove promises which come with little messages, just so you don't think the cold medicine has sent me off the deep end)

So Hobbleit- what fictional character do you most want to be?

"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."- Albright

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Originally posted by Tristan:
Uh, JQ, not sure about that fictional character thing..."I am a real boy!"

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Hm. Is this post # 125 of this thread?
I'ma go to bed now before this thread is abandoned for a new one.
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"Guilty"?? I should think not! There's no such thing as a bad Gilliam movie unless it's one that refused to get made. (Bonus points if you can name it.)

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"If you could do anything you wanted for one year, without physical or moral implications, but would not remember anything from that year nor gain financially from it, would you want to have that year?"

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So this is totally late to the party, but I'm laughing too hard about this...

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Ya see, part of the New Dress Code is that it is unacceptable to be at work with a "visibly obvious lack of undergarments."

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Originally posted by RugBug:
For some reason I keep humming "Triangle man, Triangle man, does whatever a triangle can."

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Hallo, all!

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Hm. Is this post # 125 of this thread?
I'ma go to bed now before this thread is abandoned for a new one.
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For some reason I keep humming "Triangle man, Triangle man, does whatever a triangle can."

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DAMMIT!! Now I have that stuck in my head. Follows the physics / math thing nicely, though, with the Particle Man bit.... Gah!

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
Um. Also, so far, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman / Terry Pratchet, staring Robin Williams as Aziraphale and Johnny Depp as Crowley

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Stuck in your head, but don't They Might Be Giants rock?

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