Congratulations Mih on Biology Scores!

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The thread celebrates Mih's achievement in Biology scores, with participants expressing congratulations and sharing personal anecdotes related to drinks, particularly martinis. The discussion includes informal exchanges about favorite drink recipes and preferences, as well as light-hearted plans for future gatherings.

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Main Points Raised

  • Participants express congratulations to Mih for their Biology scores, with multiple affirmations of "way to go" and similar sentiments.
  • Mih shares feelings of excitement and nervousness about returning to biology after a long break, attributing their success to a knowledgeable and humorous teacher.
  • There are discussions about the challenges faced in chemistry, particularly regarding oxidation and reduction reactions.
  • Participants discuss preferences for dirty martinis, with varying opinions on ingredients and preparation methods.
  • Some participants express interest in experimenting with different martini recipes, including chocolate martinis and variations with flavored liqueurs.
  • A list of various martini types is shared, highlighting a wide range of options for future experimentation.
  • There is a humorous suggestion to set up a "martini lab" for testing different mixtures, with playful remarks about the effects of alcohol on data recording.
  • Participants reminisce about past experiences with drinks and food, including garnishes for cocktails.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on celebrating Mih's achievement, but there are multiple competing views regarding drink preferences and recipes, with no consensus on the best martini variations.

Contextual Notes

The discussion includes personal anecdotes and subjective opinions about drink preferences, which may vary widely among participants. There are references to specific recipes and ingredients that are not universally agreed upon.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in informal discussions about academic achievements, drink recipes, and social gatherings may find this thread engaging.

  • #31
Les Sleeth said:
Raisin (your godchild) enjoys the potty martini.
:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
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  • #32
Woohoo, MIH! Rock on. :biggrin: Sorry, I'm really falling behind here. You're in CogSci, right? Have you narrowed it down yet? If you ever take linguistics anything, let me know?! :!)
 
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  • #33
Congratulations MIH!
 
  • #34
This is a flagrant theft of Evo's Good Grades Party. She did such a fine job, I just knew it could be matched. :biggrin:

Yeah MIH!
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Way to GO, Sis! We're SO proud of you!

I can take over the martini making up to a pint - er, I mean POINT. :biggrin: Then I'll have to go to bed. Which will be anywhere I happen to fall. :smile: (how many martinis are IN a pint, anyway? 4? 5?)
 
  • #35
Tsu said:
(how many martinis are IN a pint, anyway? 4? 5?)
One, if you make it right. :biggrin:
 
  • #36
Thanks, fi, HRW, and Tsu. :smile:

I am still planning on going for Cog Sci, and I sent in my application last week to the university. I won't know anything until May, so I have to sit tight. I am hoping that someday I'll become a teacher, so I think Cog Sci will be a good path for me to understand how people learn and represent things internally. I am especially interested in what works for young people with learning disabilities. The major is full of distractions, though! Animal cognition is also a big fascination for me, so I'm sure I will take classes in that area, as well.

Anyway, pass the martini pint over here, Danger. Don't forget the olives!
 
  • #37
Tsu said:
This is a flagrant theft of Evo's Good Grades Party. She did such a fine job, I just knew it couldn't be matched. :biggrin:
It was a flagrant theft of a Moonbear party. :redface:
 
  • #38
Evo said:
It was a flagrant theft of a Moonbear party. :redface:
Yeah, it seems to be one good party that just keeps going, and going, and going. :smile:
 
  • #39
Moonbear said:
Yeah, it seems to be one good party that just keeps going, and going, and going. :smile:
Yep, just slip them a twenty and promise them food, they'll go anwhere. (kinda like me) :biggrin:
 
  • #40
That's our MB. :approve: She sure knows how to throw 'em. :biggrin:
 
  • #41
Math Is Hard said:
I am still planning on going for Cog Sci, and I sent in my application last week to the university. I won't know anything until May, so I have to sit tight. I am hoping that someday I'll become a teacher, so I think Cog Sci will be a good path for me to understand how people learn and represent things internally. I am especially interested in what works for young people with learning disabilities. The major is full of distractions, though! Animal cognition is also a big fascination for me, so I'm sure I will take classes in that area, as well.
Cool, I think you would make a great teacher. I'll keep my fingers crossed that the admission people aren't so incredibly stupid that they fail to snatch you up. :smile:

Wow, it's pretty hard to type with my fingers crossed like this...
 
  • #42
honestrosewater said:
Cool, I think you would make a great teacher. I'll keep my fingers crossed that the admission people aren't so incredibly stupid that they fail to snatch you up. :smile:
I agree, you'd make a great teacher. And, you're right, a good part of the job requires just understanding what makes people tick.
Wow, it's pretty hard to type with my fingers crossed like this...
:smile:
 
  • #43
Moonbear said:
a good part of the job requires just understanding what makes people tick.
:smile:
And knowing ways to make them tock?
 

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