Menolly, it's only cold when I can't put on enough layers to compensate. There's usually a week in January or February where we don't get above 0 F. That's cold. This is just cool.
Mortice Root wrote: Menolly, it's only cold when I can't put on enough layers to compensate. There's usually a week in January or February where we don't get above 0 F. That's cold. This is just cool.
*shaking head*
...thinking perhaps I am not so anxious to move out of Florida after all...
...nah...it will still be worth to it to move away some day....
Mortice Root wrote: Menolly, it's only cold when I can't put on enough layers to compensate. There's usually a week in January or February where we don't get above 0 F. That's cold. This is just cool.
In the Fox Valley. Which for those who don't know, is about midway between Milwaukee and Green Bay. Guns, you're around Madison, right? Madison proper, or one of 'burbs? (I grew up in Mad-town )
The pressure keeps changing, so I keep getting nosebleeds. Yay. Had a nasty one on the way home today, car's kept slowing down because my blood was flicking out past my bike onto their car.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.
Balon wrote:The pressure keeps changing, so I keep getting nosebleeds. Yay. Had a nasty one on the way home today, car's kept slowing down because my blood was flicking out past my bike onto their car.
I have that same problem with nosebleeds. We'll probably both die young.
Life is a waste of time
Time is a waste of life
So get wasted all of the time
And you'll have the time of your life
I had a symposium for most of the day, and I had a party until 2 am yesterday, so I'm a bit tired... When I took the bus to go to the city center there was a very beautiful girl sitting just across from me, and I saw her again when I took the bus to go back home; I kept wishing I could find an excuse to talk with her, but I found none (and I'm just goofy enough in approaching people that without an excuse, she might have thought I was a weirdo). And now I feel like I missed an opportunity.
I've also noticed that Germany really is different from what I'm used to. Whenever I come back home or I go out, chances are I'll see some other students coming in or out of the student dorm, and I always say "Hi" and smile - even just out of courtesy, regardless of whether I know them or not. Most guys reply back, but most girls barely look at me, if at all, and unless I know them, they do not reply. And this doesn't happen just to me, but to all my friends - both male and female. Things like these make me think that wherever I go next for my postdoc, I should choose a place where people are more open and less reserved than many Germans seem to be...
Xar wrote:I've also noticed that Germany really is different from what I'm used to. Whenever I come back home or I go out, chances are I'll see some other students coming in or out of the student dorm, and I always say "Hi" and smile - even just out of courtesy, regardless of whether I know them or not. Most guys reply back, but most girls barely look at me, if at all, and unless I know them, they do not reply. And this doesn't happen just to me, but to all my friends - both male and female. Things like these make me think that wherever I go next for my postdoc, I should choose a place where people are more open and less reserved than many Germans seem to be...
*nodding*
I only know second hand through marriage, and only for the mid-west German-American Lutheran community my in-laws are a part of, but this pretty much sums up my experience with Hypercerption's side of the family and the community they belong to, even after nearly 20 years of marriage.
...of course, the fact that Beorn and I are practicing Jews on top of this has nothing to do with it...
Come to Florida, if there is a decent school in your field here!
There's been snow and freezing rain for about the last four hours. I just hope that there won't be enough snow for the snowmobiles to come out. They tend to ride by at all hours.
Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a good carpenter to build one.
Balon wrote:The pressure keeps changing, so I keep getting nosebleeds. Yay. Had a nasty one on the way home today, car's kept slowing down because my blood was flicking out past my bike onto their car.
I have that same problem with nosebleeds. We'll probably both die young.
But at least we'll die freaking other people out.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.