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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.
The down side would, of course, be all the rain, though.
And you know, Wendy's is bad for you.
But Alibelle, I get paid from USC/UCLA for work done in the same period. It's not like one semester I'm at one and one I'm at the other. Also, that I get paid through the district and through a private foundation.
Kat, you mean because of which schools they are, or just because it's different ones? Because one of my professors is teaching a class at my private school and at a city school this semester. As well as working for a private firm.
Because of which schools they are. It's just funny to me.
So, I told the director at UCLA that I do work with that I'm flirting with the idea of going half time next year and her eyes lit up. I think if I do, she's going to want me to work for her half time.
Which might not be bad.
And you know, Wendy's is bad for you.
Worse than not eating? Because I'm feeling seriously lazy.
But Alibelle, I get paid from USC/UCLA for work done in the same period. It's not like one semester I'm at one and one I'm at the other.
No, I know. Seriously, some teachers teach here Mondays and Wednesdays, and Tuesdays and Thursdays that are at UCLA, and Fridays they're at St. Mary's, or something.
Let me know if you want my broker's number -- he got me this place, but he works out of the Union Square office of Benjamin James.
OK, cool. My lease isn't up for months but I will try to remember that.
Not sleeping.
Incidentaly, Jim Buckmaster of craiglist fame, has no use for local sites.
He is rich. You are not. Do the math
so - if you aren't sleeping you should be entertaining, Mr. Gus.
I should not drink wine and watcy DIY. I get inapprpriate urges to use power tools - which would be dangerous.
I'm over the rain. It's official. The fact that LA has gotten twice as much rain as Seattle this season so far proves that there is Something Very Wrong going on here.
Totally. Though it has to be said, we're well below normal, so it's not like you're getting double a typical Seattle winter. It's been sunny for nearly 10 days straight now, which isn't supposed to happen till, like, July. And before that we'd have a day or two of rain followed by 5-6 days of sun. From what I heard somewhere on NPR, it sounds like the weather pattern that normally gives us our rain is parked way too far south this year.
Gus is probably reading up on fullerenes, in preparation for tomorrow's banter.
Gus--born in Milwaukee, dude. I am a product of the middle of the country and proud of it. Of course I left when I was 9, so....