Please tell me he's gay.
My informant didn't know.
I'm thinking about an angled bob, but I think my face is too pudgy for it. And that is not fishing for compliments -- some face shapes simply do not work with certain hair styles, and that's just fact, not insult.
Actually, I think an angled bob would work for you, as long as the front was *just* below chin-length.
Actually, I think an angled bob would work for you, as long as the front was *just* below chin-length.
Heh. I just cut that much off, actually. Curses!
Not ugly, just, uh, high energy.
I need to note that just about anybody looks high energy next to Jesse - She Who Has Mastered The Range From Laconic To Phlegmatic.
I need to note that just about anybody looks high energy next to Jesse
Bet I don't.
Document help: Where does the List of Figures go?
Has anyone seen the shows "Medium" and "Numbers"?
I got a huge "I am so not working on lesson plans" brainlock this weekend and watched those shows and actually kind of liked them. I never thought I would buy Dr. Fleichmann as a FBI guy, but I kinda do.
I wonder about the math in Numbers, though. I take it on faith, cause, so not mathy, but I found myself wondering what would all the math-oriented B'tas think? Is this all accurate, or TV bullshit?
omg I hate working on my resume. am I seriously supposed to remember quantifiable improvements that were part of a job 5 years ago?!
I need to note that just about anybody looks high energy next to Jesse
Bet I don't.
Raises hand.
Languidly, and really not very high.
Bet I don't.
Well, the only time I met you was right after you finished your all-day krav testing. I can't take an ita bounciness baseline off that.
Jesse's fairly unflappable though. Okay, that time I ran up to her unannonced on the street in Manhattan? She flapped a little. But that's just because I'd broken just about every covenant of proper behavior in NYC.
ita, it varies depending on house style. Usually immediately after the TOC.
I think they have a math consultant on hand for Numb3rs, Erin. There are some things I don't buy, but they're mostly innate mastery of computer programs that work in a domain other than math of physics. I don't know from higher math anyway.
Having watched all 4 eps, I agree with DX and disagree with Beverly -- the body language in #2 was part of the episode itself, and not indicative of consistent hugely awkward socialisation on the geek's part.
am I seriously supposed to remember quantifiable improvements that were part of a job 5 years ago?!
No, you lie.