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At 11/13/07 05:24 PM, reviewer-general wrote: How can someone so stupid POSSIBLY be given a medical degree?!?!?

I blame private education.
Anyway, scholarships are TEH LULZ. There's the University scholarship, they give you 600 pesos ( 189.27 dollars) A YEAR if your household income is less than 1200 pesos a month ( 378.54) and then there's the one given by the National administration 2500 pesos yearly (768.64) ,no idea of the requirements, and the Rocca one, 6000 pesos yearly, maximum household income, 2500 pesos (768.64) a month.
So basically, no scholarships for teh me =(

But I get free health care, and subsidized transportation =D
And a meal for 1 peso =D

At 11/13/07 07:47 PM, Proteas wrote: since they could easily be deemed "overweight" by such ridiculous standards.

And actually, if you pay attention, they're not even standardized from one site or company to the next. I had one chart come up and tell me that my ideal weight was 165 pounds.

Now, for someone who stands 5'10" tall and has a large frame, don't you think I would just look a wee bit on the starving ethernopian side to weigh that much?

At 11/13/07 08:47 PM, SevenSeize wrote: We danced alot. Danced for rain, for victory in battle, for love....

Did any of these dances work?

Specifically, the "love dance" ?

=D ;

At 11/13/07 09:31 PM, reviewer-general wrote:

At 11/13/07 08:47 PM, SevenSeize wrote: We danced alot. Danced for rain, for victory in battle, for love....

Did any of these dances work?

Specifically, the "love dance" ?

=D ;

Yes, they called it the "macaraina"

If that was culturally offensive I'm sorry

At 11/13/07 09:32 PM, stafffighter wrote: Yes, they called it the "macaraina"

I was going to say "The Cabbage Patch," but that works too.

At 11/13/07 09:36 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

Specifically, the "love dance" ?

=D ;

I DEFINITELY wouldn't know about that one.

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Me either. =(

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At 11/13/07 07:47 PM, Proteas wrote: I think I should have left well enough alone and NOT tried to read the wikipedia entry on Blind Guardian's Nightfall in middle earth whilst listening to the album itself. Jeebus Aich CHRIST do I have a headache now.

As I was reading this paragraph, "Mr. Sandman" by Blind Guardian came on. :D

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I saw Lions for Lambs today, excellent movie. I recommend seeing it before it is out of theaters, which judging by its box office performance is soon.

At 11/13/07 11:06 PM, JoS wrote: I saw Lions for Lambs today, excellent movie. I recommend seeing it before it is out of theaters, which judging by its box office performance is soon.

Of course it's doing poorly. It's showing the the deeply flawed political characters we've been lead to believe are hollywood schlock. When when reality is dramatic people can't be bothered to care.

At 11/13/07 10:53 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Lets have ice cream together.

I had to make an emergency to the grocery store a few minutes ago and while I was there I picked up a box of Snickers Ice Cream Bars.

They are scary good.

At 11/13/07 11:20 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: They are scary good.

We used to have those at school....they are good. I liked the Twix ones even though they didn't actually taste like Twix...at all.

Watched Hayao Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke today and it's bloody.

like seriously, the first time you meet the "princess of the wolf gods" the wolf goddess is shot and the princess (a human girl) starts sucking the blood out and spitting mouthfulls of blood into the river.

it was awesome. life real fucking awesome.

Hey everyone. Big thanks for all your comments and support, it really meant a lot to me.

Was at an event all day Saturday, the funeral home all day Sunday, and the funeral/wake all day monday.

Beautiful service done in the Serbian Greek Orthodox tradition. If any of you have had experience with Grk Ortho Christians, you know.

Service was sung in Slavonic, and it sounded magnificent. I didn't cry, but that's alright. I came close when thinking about my grandpa and mom, so I'm not too heartless of a bastard....

I was a pallbearer, which was a weird feeling.

For those who don't know, Serbs and Irish are a lot alike. We both do wakes afterwards. Difference is that Serbs drink for 1 day and Irish drink for 3. I've got both bloods in me anyways, so I get the best of both worlds.

Felt good to be able to comfort my grandpa and mom, just to be there for em. My grandpa's got a lot of friends, which was nice. He'll do OK if his friends keep him busy. As he said "This was a nice turnout. We even got some celebrities". Lloyd Carr dropped by for a few minutes, which was a nice gesture.

Since we're both in Ann Arbor, I'm gonna be seeing my grandpa more, just so he has someone to be with. He wants to sit on the dais when I graduate (being his first grandson out of college), so hopefully he won't be going himself anytime soon.

All in all an absolutely exhausting 3 days. These are the people who have been putting me through college and encouraging me to chase my dreams, and I'm doubling my efforts to not let them down. I owe them that much.

At 11/12/07 10:33 PM, stafffighter wrote: I just want to ask one short question. Why is it that when people know you haven't slept all they want to talk about is how tired you should be?

Misery loves company...

I admit... I do this all the time.
I'm back from work, and I got to edit a paper *blrrrg* and I'm... SOOOOO TIRED.

Gay bars aren't what it cracked up to be... you know.
At first, being hit up by old queens was fun. But when ONLY old queens hit up on you, it makes you feel like, "What? I'm chopped liver now?" Not that I'm looking-- just makes me wonder. Somebody asked if I was 20... I cried my happiness inside. Everyone always think I'm older.

At 11/13/07 10:57 PM, Politics wrote: tra la la la la laaaaaa

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tra laaa-tra lalalalala

Metallica songs are for people with mullets, though.

At 11/13/07 09:36 PM, SevenSeize wrote:

At 11/13/07 09:31 PM, reviewer-general wrote:

At 11/13/07 08:47 PM, SevenSeize wrote: We danced alot. Danced for rain, for victory in battle, for love....

Did any of these dances work?

Wasn't alive then, couldn't tell ya.

Specifically, the "love dance" ?

I DEFINITELY wouldn't know about that one.

;
I personally think that most cultures have dances for lovers, Especially the slow ones....nothing like holding onto a girl you really like :)

At 11/13/07 10:57 PM, Politics wrote:
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We're not back talking about Commie Smurfs, are we?

At 11/14/07 10:18 AM, D2Kvirus wrote:

At 11/13/07 10:57 PM, Politics wrote:
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We're not back talking about Commie Smurfs, are we?

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No haven't you ever seen that show, it's....Laaa la la lalal laaa, La lalal la laaa.
It's pretty lame, but when my daugters were young any cartoon kept them mesmerized.

At 11/13/07 08:47 PM, SevenSeize wrote: It only gets faster..... Congrats!!!

Congrats on getting old?

I've been to the FCE today, inscription was as I expected it to be (Internet>people), and I had some pictures taken for the inscription tomorrow.
And I stole an exam guide =D
I bought a new set of cards, $4,40

At 11/13/07 11:21 PM, SevenSeize wrote: I used to live in FairFax,

Where didn't you use to live in?

it's about a 22 hour drive from my house.

I wonder how much would it take me to drive from La Plata to Louisiana... I know that Bs As-Sao Paulo is 36 hours.

Oh, and change that expressionless smiley!
Smile! =)

At 11/13/07 11:20 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote:

At 11/13/07 10:53 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Lets have ice cream together.

I had to make an emergency to the grocery store a few minutes ago and while I was there I picked up a box of Snickers Ice Cream Bars.

They are scary good.

No ice cream, too cold :(

At 11/14/07 10:02 AM, morefngdbs wrote: I personally think that most cultures have dances for lovers, Especially the slow ones....nothing like holding onto a girl you really like :)

Sometimes my fiancee grabs me and makes me start dancing with her

...she always manages to bring up the subject of dance lessons before the wedding afterward too...

At 11/14/07 01:19 PM, Malachy wrote: ...she always manages to bring up the subject of dance lessons before the wedding afterward too...

I can't dance, I won't dance. Not even for my wedding day.

I'm sure I'll someday be made to eat those words.

I love Sam's Club

they have big boxes of microwavable chicken fried rice.

Our HS Quiz Bowl team lost today. To a team with a SEVENTH GRADER ON IT!

Doesn't that defeat the purpose of HIGH SCHOOL Quiz Bowl?

Oh well, we were up at the half and kinda let it fall away, but it was a good match. First time our team has ever moved on from the first round. So, yay for us! =D

Got out of school all day: we were gone for the first four hours and then the coach (also the various social studies teacher) told us to just go home instead of reporting back to class. =D

Had lunch at Culvers, which was delicious. =D

TWELVE DAY VACATION, WOO!

=D

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At 11/14/07 03:32 PM, reviewer-general wrote: Our HS Quiz Bowl team lost today. To a team with a SEVENTH GRADER ON IT!

my school had Quiz Bowl. It was probably one of the few things I didn't participate in. I always liked the questions, but wasn't quick with the answering thing, not to mention there was no point in joining because even if I did go I'd go as an alternate and never be useful, and my school never made it past the first round either

At 11/13/07 10:57 PM, Politics wrote: tra la la la la laaaaaa

I still haven't heard that yet, but if it's anything like Megadeth's cover of "These boots are made for walkin'," I'll probably die laughing just the same.

At 11/13/07 11:34 PM, Malachy wrote: I liked the Twix ones even though they didn't actually taste like Twix...at all.

There's a gas station in town that sells those for like a buck a piece, and I'll have to agree with you; they are insanely good, but the chunks of cookie biscuit and vanilla ice cream core tend to throw me for a loop whenever I eat them.

We can't keep the Snickers ice cream bars in the house, though. I can buy two boxes of them and they'll be gone before morning. And Schwan's makes a version of them called a Golden Nugget Bar that's fucking HUGE, like two or three normal sized snickers ice cream bars put together.

it was awesome. life real fucking awesome.

I tend to stay away from the more graphic anime series like that, Wrath of the Ninja and the Streetfighter movie kind of turned me off from that kind of stuff. Action oriented anime I don't particularly mind, I just don't appreciate gallons of blood being spilled.

... I get today and tomorrow off, and I don't have to go into work until Friday afternoon. Am I able to get drunk? Yeah, but the only thing here is a bottle of my dad's fine whiskey (which I won't touch because it's his for special occaisons only), a small mason jar of white lightning, and a bottle of vermouth. My brother played a rousing game of "clean out the liquor cabinet" the other day and left me without anything good to drink... fucker.

At 11/11/07 11:37 PM, Elfer wrote: I've never viewed the movie Waterlollies, and I haven't written a review for a flash in over a year. Time to change the ol' password, I guess.

God damnit, i was told he was banned, liars!

At 11/12/07 10:55 AM, Proteas wrote: I once read an article about the stuff that goes into processing coca leaves into purified cocaine powder, and it was like reading one of those "Dangers of Meth" things they put on the news; industrial solvents, diesel fuel, 3rd world day laborers stomping it in a vat with their feet like it was wine grapes... sick.

i saw a video of how it's made; not very pleasant. no i would not like to snort some turpentine, thank you very much.

At 11/14/07 04:10 PM, Proteas wrote:

it was awesome. life real fucking awesome.

I tend to stay away from the more graphic anime series like that, Wrath of the Ninja and the Streetfighter movie kind of turned me off from that kind of stuff. Action oriented anime I don't particularly mind, I just don't appreciate gallons of blood being spilled.

I didn't find it overly violent. It's clearly much more violent than the other Miyazaki films we've watched, but at the same time the movie had this overpowering humans vs. nature part to it.

there was social struggle as a town fought with the wolf gods and how they had a seemingly evil, yet likable queen.

The movie had a lot more to it than just blood and mindless violence, it had a lot of messages in it as well.

And it wasn't all action, either. There were serene pans on rolling hills and mountains and plenty of reflective pauses. There was also a lot of talk too.

I liked it. It was a great film.

Hey it's me!!!

Remember me Streaky??

anybody... um anybody?
Hey i'm a mod and....

*crickets*

sigh....well least I can look forward to South Park at 9 I GUESS... =-___-=

At 11/14/07 08:48 PM, Streakydesign wrote:

sigh....well least I can look forward to South Park at 9 I GUESS... =-___-=

Did the guitar hero episode feel weak to you too?

i just found a gallon of cranberry juice (NOW WITH 27% JUICE!) that had expired in 2004, made an awesome sound when i opened it. debating what to do with it.