River ,'Objects In Space'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Will it also be warm?
Dunno. It's supposed to be more pressurized, so that might help.
IIRC, airliners use air conditioners to cool the air entering the cabin, despite the fact that it's about 40 below outside. The air picks up heat as it is pressurized to cabin pressure.
Brenda, is that Klondike and Snow (who were old twins) or has another set of twin polar bears been born in captivity?
They've got my number with that one. I'm always waiting for a big gay hookup episode.
Well, there's a sleepover and boycut underwear and a pillow fight.
The woman I need to see at USC isn't coming in today. ARGH. Maybe I'll just mail the stuff I need to mail to her instead of driving it down.
No idea, Kat.
go mail, choose mail - with return receipt.
I was thinking of going to the library for a short lunch walk, but the windchill is -3, so I think not.
Someone at work just got smacked with the "no late fees" thing at Blockbuster. $18/movie, four movies.
I've suggested he join Netflix.
how is that no late fees, ita?
Brenda, there's an adorable video about Klondike and Snow that Lori and I have. They were born in captivity and then mom rejected them. They were about ~2-~3 lbs at birth with some broken bones from mom. The zoologists raised them.
apparently, for the first 6 months of polar bear life, the babies are completely deaf and make noise incessantly. They sounds sort of like miniature suctiony helicopters.
how is that no late fees, ita?
You get to keep the movies.
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They sounds sort of like miniature suctiony helicopters.
I had no idea. And I can't completely blame their mom for rejecting them, in that case.
They sounds sort of like miniature suctiony helicopters.
They go whumpa-whumpa?
what other kinds of cues do you notice in Europe
Shaking hands on introduction. Stick your hand out, if you want to be tagged "American" in a heartbeat. Some (most) Swiss (males) do a sort of not-quite-clicking-your-heels lurch, like an extremely stylized, aborted bow, on introduction. French women nod, and sometimes offer a hand. The proper response to this is to clasp lightly with both hands, and lift a little (signifying, without committing, a kiss on the hand). Italian women touch your arm above the elbow.
Putting your arm around the waist of an Italian woman is fightin' words.
Unless she's into it.
Gawd, it is all so confusing.