My passwords get me access to a lot of stuff. Moon won't explode, I doubt there's been duel involving blood (I will NOT count grad students, especially if they've been drinking) in this field in the past 100 years or anything, but if the stuff I have access to get deliberately fucked, people could be fired, and I think there's also technically grounds for legal prosecution. Oh, And People Would Be Scandalized. Believe me, there is nothing quite as annoying as a righteously indignant scientist.

Needless to say, I'm careful. More careful than I am with passwords that contain info about me.

And Umm I just looked out my window and one of the redshouldered hawks is in the tree not 10 feet away. SO fucking cool.

Not looking at keyvoard. Postong by reflection in widow.

The scientists win. I am now broken, defeated, a shadow of the secretary I once was.

Hmph. Stupid scientists.

EDIT: OMG, practically verbatim laisse-faire x-post with Theodosia!!

Even funnier when you know we work at the same company.

The scientists win.

Say it ain't so!

OMG, I'm so cranky about the fact that now I have econ homework every week, when we never had it before the midterm. Especially because as far as I can tell, the homework problems vary between being copy-from-the-book answers, and problems that are more complicated than either what's in the book or what we did in class. I am IRKED.

Man, I had a great 10 days or so of not being irked by school.

Also, for anyone needing a splash of schadenfreude, I direct you to the wonderful world of wank: [link]

Where fandom makes Anne Rice look sane.

The scientists win.

As the lackey to real scientists, I ask: will they be able to survive a week in the world of bureaucracy and actually finding-a-pen-that-works without you?

If the answer is "yes", then your institute probably managed to invent a new breed of scientists, much superior to any kind I've ever seen before, and if that is the case, much like Nutty and Theo's skillfull hacker, then they deserve to win.

Aimee has a short attention span.

I forgot about the filming.

They just blew something up.

I need another new chair.

Monty Python Killer Rabbit Plush

That's more realistic, but I still have a fondness for the original with a jaw that takes up half its total body length: [link]

However, director Joe Wright is unperturbed by the criticisms: "They can go jump in a lake."

I think if I were making a movie whose primary audience is Jane Austen fans, I'd try to be a little more politic when responding to the criticisms of the Jane Austen Society in North America. It's not as if he has any explosions or pole-dancing shots in the trailer to pull in general moviegoers.