Comments on: Summer Megaparty: Doritos Collisions!

By: meepy

meepy — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 15:03:23 +0000

Muppet Baby, seems you were drinking at a young age if all this happened with you were 19 or earlier.

By: Cameron T.

Cameron T. — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 02:15:22 +0000

Magic Toy

I like “harbinger” too. One of my parent’s proffessors in college used to say “An ominous foreboding harbinger of future things yet to come.” Yeah, it’s fun because they all mean the same thing.

By: Magic Toy

Magic Toy — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 01:52:00 +0000

Well it is pouring rain here in the Chicagoland area. My lady is gone for the next few days. She and her sister went to a country music festival. Thankfully I dodged that bullet. Now to enjoy watching Lifeforce on Comcast On-Demand. Maybe finish off the last of a bottle of Crown Royal.

I just got Children of Men from Netflix today, so I may watch that later.

I just heard the world “harbinger” in the movie I am watching. I just realized I really like the world “harbinger”.

Geez it is raining hard. I hope I don’t lose power. Being alone with no power would be extremely boring.

By: Knegative

Knegative — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 01:48:59 +0000

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Oh, I’m pretty damn good now, Bill. It was a very slow process, it wasn’t explosive, more like drooling. Just annoying as we didn’t have any TUMS. I tried to drink some water and I swear to you, I felt it criss-crossing in my esophagus. Took like a minute before I felt it reach my stomach. Just ew.
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Cricket, if Manimal hasn’t told you yet, a Unit plan is set of lesson plans that are tied together thematically. I did mine on the American Revolution. I was told today by a teacher in the district I plan on teaching in, that we don’t have to write full lesson plans or unit plans once we start teaching. We have to have a Unit plan like every 3 years for our evaluations. But, hey, 1 plan in 3 years, that I can write AFTER I teach it? No problem.

By: Cameron T.

Cameron T. — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 01:43:18 +0000

Anyone starting the HP series: Get the first three books. Admittedly, the first two books are rather tiresome for me to read now, partly because I’ve read them so many times, and partly because they’re rather childishly written. But starting with the third book and continuing on, JK advances her writing style considerably. By the end of the 4th book, it will become pretty clear to you that these books are not for children anymore (heck, I just finished reading the 6th book and noticed that the word “slut” is in it…I would hardly call that a child-friendly word.

Anyway, my point is: Don’t judge the whole series on the first two books.

By: Bill

Bill — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 01:40:17 +0000

Muppet Baby don’t despair. Every stupid decision and dumb situation I have been in is because of beer.

By: Shuanfu

Shuanfu — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 01:33:43 +0000

kb: It’s never to late to start; buy the first book and you cna probably have it done in a few days. I HATE to read -as do many people- but I can read the HP books pretty much start to finish without too many breaks. They move so fast it keeps you going. But do that, buy the first book, and give it a try…