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[tahujdt]

Happy birthday Simmura. Today, in the USA, you are an adult.
If your an Australian that you are starting to hit the age where drinking looses its novelty.

So, are you named Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, or Bruce?

Sorry, that just got me thinking of the Monty Python sketch.

[Simmura McCrea]

Happy birthday Simmura. Today, in the USA, you are an adult.
If your an Australian that you are starting to hit the age where drinking looses its novelty.

Sadly, I'm a Scot, so drinking lost its novelty about a decade ago.

[tahujdt]

Happy birthday Simmura. Today, in the USA, you are an adult.
If your an Australian that you are starting to hit the age where drinking looses its novelty.

Sadly, I'm a Scot, so drinking lost its novelty about a decade ago.

One of my friend's dad is Scottish, and is also a redneck, and a politician. Scottish drinking+redneck drinking+politician drinking=O.O

Seriously though, he is a great guy, but he can get a bit weird at times.

[Yoink]

That art style reminds me of Will Eisner.

[Euld]

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I find this extremely amusing, for some reason.

God, college teachers are exactly like that.  They can give you an F on an assignment that's one week late, but I've seen teachers go months without grading and returning work.

[MrSparky]

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I find this extremely amusing, for some reason.

God, college teachers are exactly like that.  They can give you an F on an assignment that's one week late, but I've seen teachers go months without grading and returning work.

That's one of the things that made Rob my favorite professor. If it takes him over a week to grade and return a test then he gives points for each class period he's late. Actually he's extremely generous when it comes to grading. A significant portion of the class missed a question? You get the value of that question added to your score regardless of whether you missed it. He disagrees with the book's answer? Any answer is fine.

[Euld]

In fact I just checked the grades for my classes, and two of my teachers (out of three...) haven't graded my homework for the last month.  We start finals in two weeks as well @_@

[Putnam]

Well a moon is what we call a pretty big satellite, so I guess so?
I don't know, those space boys can be a little arbitrary with their categorizations. Planet, dwarf planet, where do you draw the line?

The dwarf planet classification came around specifically so that those space boys would be less arbitrary with their classifications. They draw pretty specific lines now.

Everyone complains about Pluto being demoted, but nobody celebrates about the promotion of Ceres. Or Haumea or Makemake, for that matter...

[AlleeCat]

Well a moon is what we call a pretty big satellite, so I guess so?
I don't know, those space boys can be a little arbitrary with their categorizations. Planet, dwarf planet, where do you draw the line?

The dwarf planet classification came around specifically so that those space boys would be less arbitrary with their classifications.

The dwarf planet classification is for those emotionally unstable, alcoholic planets with long beards that we couldn't quite classify before. It really is very useful.

[FearfulJesuit]

Esses posts novos de spam na Discussão de Dwarf Mode me faz alegre.

[Putnam]

Portuguese is a weird language

(that is Portuguese right)

[FearfulJesuit]

Portuguese is a weird language

(that is Portuguese right)

É, mas eu não sei a palavra pra "post" neste significado, então é mais como Portinglês...Não é muito estranho!

[Flying Dice]

My Spanish is a minor aid at best here.

Something along the lines of "Yes, and there isn't a word signifying the same thing as "post" in Portuguese...it's very strange!"

How terrible was that? 

[miauw62]

That "and" should be "but", I think.

[Flying Dice]

Ah, you're right. I was thinking of "más", which would have been slightly awkward to translate as something like "moreover".