... and who doesn't?
Natter 58: Let's call Venezuela!
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.
megan has nasty heartbun, pass it on.
megan has a thing for Holly Golightly, pass it on.
Crap. Sean wins!!
Okay, I'm looking through an internal staff directory for one of our gov't depts. There's an Opus Penguin listed as an employee. That can't be real!
megan has a nasty rugburn, pass it on.
Okay, I'm looking through an internal staff directory for one of our gov't depts. There's an Opus Penguin listed as an employee. That can't be real!
Maybe it's their fake entry to prevent copyright infringement.
There's an Opus Penguin listed as an employee.
I have a test identity for our student learning system called Hello Kitty. Other test identities include Lara Croft and Arthur Dent. I hope they doesn't make it onto any directories.
One of my coworker's called the number and some guy named Adrian answered.
At Bell Labs, there was one G. R. Emlin who had an office (actually a common area), a mail drop, and who did made it into the company directory. I'm not sure if he had any papers published, though.
I think that there is no way to make Edward more attractive than Col. Brandon. The Col. Brandon character is just more attractive.
I really don't like either of the matrimonial choices from S&S. Edward is so passive, and Col. Brandon apparently falls in love with Marianne, who's almost young enough to be his daughter, because she's so much like his childhood sweetheart. Ick. If I were to marry an Austen man, Capt. Wentworth would be my first choice, then Henry Tilney, then Mr. Darcy. The S&S men would be just behind Mr. Knightley, but preferable to Edmund Bertram.
And I always loathed the sensibility side of Sense and Sensibility, because it seemed like the whole mess could have been avoided if only Young Miss Dashwood had read any other Jane Austen novel evar.
Well, S&S was the first one Austen wrote....