kbordson

I mean normal in a "beautiful woman's inner serial killer comes out in the form of a mime from hell who is really into the Friday the 13th series of movies and has some seriously captivating eyes and lips considering she is about to chop your head off with with a dull circular saw." way. Can I have some? See... everybody wants to be normal.

I mean normal in a "beautiful woman's inner serial killer comes out in the form of a mime from hell who is really into the Friday the 13th series of movies and has some seriously captivating eyes and lips considering she is about to chop your head off with with a dull circular saw." way.

NO! I'm normal. (everyone else is weird)

How so? Sometimes it's necessary. Do you want your Dr to have skills that he/she "just picked up"? Or how about your teachers just saying "well, I don't know for sure, but lets see what happens here"? Or engineers designing a bridge without knowing about harmonics or tensile strength? Shared knowledge is very important for many occupations. But you are right, not all... And some programs do just take money and give a piece of paper that is hard to use in the "real world." But that is why it's important to think about what you want to learn about and why. With that, direct your energy and education to that goal.

ABSOLUTELY worth it. Money/Debt for Knowledge. A safe bet any day of the week. With knowledge, you have the potential to make more money. With money, you just spend it (sometimes wisely... most of the time...) Time for Knowledge. Remember, in the end, we're all going to die. Why not take the years to learn as much, do as much . . . push it. Effort for Knowledge. I would LOVE to just have the knowledge inserted into my mind (like in the Matrix.) but I also enjoy reading and having that spark of "THAT'S WHY!" There are papers and tests and boring lectures... trust me, I've had them. But with the papers, you learn so much more about that subject. With the tests, you're challenged to show that not only did you sit like a lump in the class, but you understood it. (the boring lectures, you just have to endure) My husband has become VERY successful in his business - without a college degree. BUT he has worked VERY hard (his idea of reward for hard work is more hard work). He is a very skilled machinist. Has become a very intelligent design engineer. Has learned GREATLY from prior employment (using their money to learn about marketing and then applying that to his company). So do you NEED a degree to be "successful." Of course not. Just be willing to work harder for it. But you should always endeavor to keep learning.

Sartre??? Excellent guess. Sartre puts on a "nice" act but you *know* it's gotta be a front to hide the evil that lives inside her. I can't see whether you are right or not--it is up to the Mystery Woman to reveal herself. Walt Squeak was right. (DAMN that 150 IQ!) (good thing I can afford to go to Perth.... now where is my circular saw?)

Torchwood. Red Dwarf Dr. Who Top Gear. (almost tempted to get cable just for the BBC)

Lemonade and malibu rum

I am high maintainance. I am needy. I hate rum. (and I am a DAMN fine swooper!)

DUDE. You at totally loosing points!

Yep. Walt Was i right? Do you SERIOUSLY think that I'm a scary mime! I'm guessing ... (lets see... who was in your tub that has a high risk of being converted to a deranged zombie type)

For a long time I've had a dream of walking into a biker bar and loudly screaming, "Who's the piece-of-shit pussy who parked that black piece-of-shit Harley out front?!!!! Move it out of the fucking way so I can park my fuckin' Honda!!!!!". Walt Bring your sidearm. maybe a shotgun too. Hell, you better have the Terminator with you. And some SF guys (and I don't mean skyfest) And maybe a heavy set girl named Bertha to take on the Biker babes that you can't handle

I have small hands....

Is it needy to want to be with others? Not necessarily wanting to be the center of attention, but knowing someone else is there and finding comfort in the noises of others. Or is that a desire to be part of a community?

There are definitely times that I chose to be that much of a Dom. I'm feeling more gentle and equal right now.

Hey... I have a history of head injuries too. (at least that's one excuse)

Funny how we go from discussing "shit" beer... to anal penetration. Guess I can use my finger to stir the beer then.

Yeah! Cuz they NEVER used profanity or foul language while playing poker in Deadwood. (oh wait.... yes, they did)

You're a bit young for needing a prostate exam.

You're just so sweet... how can I not pick on you! (some day we actually have to meet so that I can change that opinion! ) and ftr, I was just teasing on the Dr. . . . I do not in any way, shape or form resemble Christopher Eccleston or David Tennant. "Karen" is just fine.

I would have put Truman in one of the top 5. (and would have bumped Wilson out) Truman had a very difficult term but always accepted responsibility for his decisions.

Umbilicial? I thought you would have wanted me checking for an Inguinal hernia. Yeah... I thought I was funny too, but the humor is lost when you have to explain it. (shakes head at the innocence and ignorance in the world)

Agreed.... I'm surprised by how bright even the western states are getting. I thought that was more wide open, "Gods Country." Africa was beautiful, and even Australia didn't have all that many lights.

"flexible internal frame"?! does that mean? ummm.... Interesting image.