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[Blargityblarg]

I wish they called 16-bit a munch.

Or a nom.

[MaximumZero]

How about a snack, or chomp?

...I would totally measure my memory in GigaChomps.

[ToonyMan]

I wish they called 16-bit a munch.

Or a nom.

32-bit is a CHOMP.

[Retro]

Finally fell asleep today after going near to four days without sleep (and doing quite a lot over those three days). Only got seven hours, which doesn't really make up for anything, but hey, it's something and I'm happy to have it.

[Vector]

Strangely enough, I've only read the Old Man and the Sea, but liked it.
Not read the others.
I have no system of organization for my books, and I have five such stacks of books, as well as two shelves, packed as tight as can be, a bunch of books on the top of the shelving unit, and a lot of books on my bed.

Yeah, I try to organize mine but the only firm divide is "things I've read" and "things I haven't read."  There's two bookshelves for the stuff I've read, and another two (really the size of four, though) plus my bed for everything I haven't finished yet.

Now, off for my date with calculus ~

[ein]

My bed is probably the most organized, with toppled stacks by author.
I've got all my Douglas Adams, Chekhov, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Palahniuk on my bed, and some scattered sci-fi things, mostly short story collections.

[ToonyMan]

Oh right, calculus.  My teacher keeps making it a point that it's suppose to be really hard, but being a flaming dipshit I'm not having much trouble.  I don't see a difference between it with algebra yet.

[Heron TSG]

Finally fell asleep today after going near to four days without sleep (and doing quite a lot over those three days). Only got seven hours, which doesn't really make up for anything, but hey, it's something and I'm happy to have it.

How do you work such witchcraft? Four days?

[ein]

Oh right, calculus.  My teacher keeps making it a point that it's suppose to be really hard, but being a flaming dipshit I'm not having much trouble.  I don't see a difference between it with algebra yet.

My teacher is doing the same with trig.
So far, algebra 2 was much harder, and half the stuff we're doing now I did in geometry.

[ToonyMan]

I never had a trigonometry class, I had to learn that for my Electronics shop though.

[ein]

We've got pre-algebra (skipped fast and hard), algebra 1, geometry (most people take this in summer school to get the credit required for it to take algebra two the next year, but I didn't), algebra 2, trig/analytical geometry, statistics, and calculus.

[Retro]

Finally fell asleep today after going near to four days without sleep (and doing quite a lot over those three days). Only got seven hours, which doesn't really make up for anything, but hey, it's something and I'm happy to have it.

How do you work such witchcraft? Four days?

Eh, it happens sometimes. If I can fall asleep I can get a good healthy amount of sleep, but it's really difficult for me to actually get to a sleeping state. Usually I spend a lot of time lying in the dark each night to at least get some rest for my body, even if it isn't remotely as healthy as a good dose of REM sleep.

Also, I talked a friend who's not really into hard sci-fi into reading I, Robot. Hell yes.

[Renault]

My bed is probably the most organized, with toppled stacks by author.
I've got all my Douglas Adams, Chekhov, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Palahniuk on my bed, and some scattered sci-fi things, mostly short story collections.

So many Ruskies. Ya know, for a country not really known for it's culture, Russians sort of dominated literature for a long time. That's sort of amusing.

[Schilcote]

17. It was an age of great inventions and discoveries. Gutenberg invented removable type and the Bible. Another important invention was the circulation of blood. Sir Walter Raleigh is a historical figure because he invented cigarettes and started smoking. And Sir Francis Drake circumcised the world with a 100-foot clipper.

http://serpent231.tripod.com/testjoke.txt

[Solifuge]

Had a rather good weekend; met some friends for dinner at a local restaurant and had a delicious Black Bean Burger, cleaned my mess of a bedroom, had some friends over for the first time, played some games, and finally got around to starting to read "Lucy: Growing Up Human", which I've had on loan from a friend for several months now. Now to finish it, so I can give it back for her to read... >.<;

Strangely enough, I've only read the Old Man and the Sea, but liked it.
Not read the others.
I have no system of organization for my books, and I have five such stacks of books, as well as two shelves, packed as tight as can be, a bunch of books on the top of the shelving unit, and a lot of books on my bed.

Yeah, I try to organize mine but the only firm divide is "things I've read" and "things I haven't read."  There's two bookshelves for the stuff I've read, and another two (really the size of four, though) plus my bed for everything I haven't finished yet.

Now, off for my date with calculus ~

I recall someone talking about starting a Book Club, and promising photographs of their alleged book horde. As of today, I have yet to see either. I'm beginning to doubt their existence.