I don't name stuff, not cars nor electronics, aside from my iPod because it asked me to name it.
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Having a network means that computers get names. The cars are 'The Honda' and 'The Nissan'.
I don't name stuff, not cars nor electronics, aside from my iPod because it asked me to name it.
I name everything. My car is named Serenity the Black Pearl, my iPod is named Threnody, my cell phone is named Aurelia, and my laptop is named Achates.
I have no idea where this stuff comes from. His teacher was all "We are concerned that you did not tell us this in our mweeting, it could explain some of his behavior". HAHAHAHA - me with three kids. HAHAHAHA. A college graduate, would have put me at 17 if it was a bio kid.
I soooo want to ask him about this tonight, but am pretty sure I should wait to see what the therapist says.
I wonder if he's just working out different scenarios, seeing how people react to them. This one is "What if people felt sorry for me."
Em did something like that - she told her teacher and her after-school care that I was pregnant with twins.
My netbook is "Hardison" and my media server is "Mary Sue". Unfortunately, my Mac is stuck with deptname-staff-username; I'm sure I could come up with something more fannish if only they'd let me.
The only machine I've named was "The Beast," a 1980 dark brown AMC Spirit with 120,000 miles on it when I bought it.
My new (to me) laptop is Sam (after the Winchester) because it's fast and talented and smart and I'd like to pet it.
I decided after that the old one was named Alistair because it was demon-like.
And my MP3 has an embarrassing but totally suitable bandom name.
I was wondering why they'd bother calling you. They couldn't work out he was making stuff up? And if he was, does it really warrant a call home? He's just a kid!
My sister just emailed me about the silly Newsweek blog fuss about Zahara Jolie-Pitt's hair. Some completely intrusive, apparently black, woman has decided that the white folks aren't taking proper care of the black child's hair and needs to start an uproar about it. Child looks perfectly fine. As my mother would say, somebody airing their underpinnings outta door. How completely issue-laden is that woman?
Gotta prepare for a presentation to people I've never met over the phone. I hate not being able to visualise my audience. I risk being too strident when I don't have good feedback.
And my MP3 has an embarrassing but totally suitable bandom name.
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