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[Duke 2.0]

My step-Dad gave me a box telling me to pack everything I own in it.  We lost our house and I'll be living with my Grandma for awhile until we find another place.

D:

I'm here for ya Bro.

[Ochita]

yayyy for feeling ill. Sleep for me.

[ToonyMan]

My step-Dad gave me a box telling me to pack everything I own in it.  We lost our house and I'll be living with my Grandma for awhile until we find another place.

D:
I'm here for ya Bro.

I don't know where you live.  I might just end up in the White House or something.

[Rose]

My step-Dad gave me a box telling me to pack everything I own in it.  We lost our house and I'll be living with my Grandma for awhile until we find another place.

D:
I'm here for ya Bro.

I don't know where you live.  I might just end up in the White House or something.

if you end up at my place, you've swam too far.

[alway]

I've never understood too well how the US university system works (as in literally. I lack knowledge of the process). TBH, The "openness" does sound that it might be a good idea education-wise, but doesn't it complicate the "standarization" of titles afterwards? (eg: what determines the courses that an engineer or a doctor must study?). I sort of have the impression that it might lead to confusion afterwards.

People tend to look at where you get it as much as actually looking that you have it. Someone who got their degree from a prestigious school which is well known will be much more likely to be hired than someone who got it from Bob'sDiplomaMill.com, or even from less prestigious schools like community colleges.

[Duke 2.0]

My step-Dad gave me a box telling me to pack everything I own in it.  We lost our house and I'll be living with my Grandma for awhile until we find another place.

D:
I'm here for ya Bro.

I don't know where you live.  I might just end up in the White House or something.

if you end up at my place, you've swam too far.

I don't think swimming is required to move up and down the coast.

And don't worry the Washington Monument is usually empty this time of year and I have the keys to the X-BOX360 cabinet.

[Gunner-Chan]

Duke gave me the image of there being an "Xbox cabinet" in the white house.

You know, a political group.

[ChairmanPoo]

Also for the record, there's some permeability between degrees in European universities. For instance,  in my university the first cycle of the biomedical degrees (medicine, biology, pharmacy) overlaps quite a bit, and you can move from one to the others with a minimum of extra subjects (the most restrictive one is moving from biology or pharmacy to medicine, I think, which at most removes a year from the latter). In fact, I think that some second-cycle degrees (ie: biochemistry) can be accessed from any of the others.

[Tellemurius]

this song made my day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W6gToNl-DQ

[Duke 2.0]

Duke gave me the image of there being an "Xbox cabinet" in the white house.

You know, a political group.

It'll be like the sex-party of Australia, except better in every way.

[Cthulhu]

Took off my speed boots and put on waterwalking boots so I could cross the moat into Rodney's tower.  Went to take them off and found out I probably should have kept them in my bag of holding, a lich cursed them.

who would even make these conksuck boots anyway, imigrants?

Speaking of which, Sweet Bro's plight has always really spoken to me.  I used to go carp fishing in Cowan Lake's drainage creek with my dad, and we had to wear galoshes.  I don't know why, we never actually walked in the water, that creek alternated between super-deep and so fast it'll sweep you off your feet, but still.  Those conksuck galoshes, man.  You can't put that shit on, it's impossible.

[SalmonGod]

Japan sent delegations to my elementary school as well, actually.  If anyone is familiar with the educational philosophy outlined in Totto-Chan: The Little Girl at the Window, that was basically my school but with more budget and crazier teachers.  Seriously, it was... really, really similar.  We even had a farm run by the kids with animals and produce that we sold every Tuesday (the produce, not the animals).  Nowadays it has classrooms with Mandarin immersion programs.  There was a huge library... and this was a public school, even.  No grades.

Thinking about it makes me want to be 7 so that I could do it all over and enjoy it again.

So envious.  Most of my grade school education was run by bigots, bullies, and molesters.

[Akigagak]

Took off my speed boots and put on waterwalking boots so I could cross the moat into Rodney's tower.  Went to take them off and found out I probably should have kept them in my bag of holding, a lich cursed them.

who would even make these conksuck boots anyway, imigrants?

What game are you playing?

Not that I need another timesink.

[Aklyon]

Sounds like Nethack.

[ToonyMan]

Sounds like Nethack.

I didn't know until he mentioned Mind Flayers awhile ago.  I have to make a Nethack check though or else I keep thinking Cthluhu is going crazy.

Wait he's trying to beat Nethack.  Have you done this before and succeeded?  A high score screen shot would be cool.