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ebukys
18y ago
This just means that I have to do actual 9 to 5ish work while launching this summer, that's all. In the end though, ALL the rewards will be mine, so I'm not too worried about it.
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ebukys
18y ago
I'm with you on this one, I get to start swimming again tomorrow. Huzzah, nothing like a couple of my guy friends doing it alongside me to get me moving. I seem to have a competitive streak...
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ebukys
18y ago
No as well, but frankly I expected it (as my idea really has very little programming in it). For a form letter, the email they sent was pretty well written. I feel more challenged after reading it, and fully plan on making some serious mone
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ebukys
18y ago
Haha, brilliant! The problem is, you need at least one person (someone who has deciding power) to be impressed enough with your pure stubborn flippancy to let you in even after having been rejected.
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ebukys
18y ago
I was wondering how long it would take for something like this to go into effect--the school I'm currently attending (University at Buffalo, in NY) started an text message alert system last September. It's good to know that all of the major
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ebukys
18y ago
But if we toppled this horribly useless company, how could we laugh at the jokes based on it (think How I Met Your Mother: "Yes, I received your submissions Barney, and no, we will not be attending any parties in your pants." "But you enjoy
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ebukys
18y ago
I think I'd give in just for the sake of having something fun to do... I'm not playing with blocks, Mommy, I'm building a workspace!
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ebukys
18y ago
Cute. I'm kind of irritated, I want to get a new laptop but I'm going to have to go through and get rid of Vista, as it's the standard Windows operating system now... And I can't stand it. Anyone else also boycotting Microsoft Office 2007?
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How-to have an excuse for anything
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ebukys
18y ago
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ebukys
18y ago
I stop trying to manage my time and just DO the things that I need to do.
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ebukys
18y ago
Haha, I already know the result. I live in a house with four other girls, and the sink is usually filled with any number of dishes. Once it becomes completely piled up (as we don't eat together, and most of us cook real meals, this usually
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ebukys
18y ago
"SMS messages are transfered over air made of solid gold." Hahaa, brilliant! So that's why I've been paying insane amounts for texting... @ breck: I have semi-unlimited texting with Verizon, it's free to send or receive from Verizon custome
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ebukys
18y ago
The article makes a very good point. I like the dents-in-the-car metaphor. I don't, however, agree with how he interpreted it. If I have a car with, say, ten dents in it, and I get one more, no, I am not inclined to try to fix it. And let u
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ebukys
18y ago
"It's not going to be a lot of fun. Recessions are never fun" I laughed when I read that. What I would actually be interested in, though, is a study on how difficult it is for the unemployed sector to find jobs if they are completely open t
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ebukys
18y ago
Ha, I'll bet Verizon waited them out on purpose, just to make them wimper a bit.
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ebukys
18y ago
Growing willpower is pretty much impossible for me--I'm smart enough to reason my way out of anything, even if it's something that will benefit me in the end (ie: exercise). The key is to not think about it. If I start to think about not wa
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ebukys
19y ago
Brilliant, I feel like it's describing me to a T.
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ebukys
19y ago
If I could pick any way to die, this would be it...positively legendary.
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ebukys
19y ago
While it's a good idea in theory, it would ultimately fail if we tried to apply it to reality. Think about it. Ignoring the fact that we are releasing personal information (no matter how trivial), attached to our email address, how often do
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ebukys
19y ago
It's a very good point--but its lost in translation. There is nothing that aggrevates a reader more, whether consciously or subconsciously, than being told "THIS IS THE CONCLUSION". It is? Really? Are you sure? Criticisms, however well thou