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yeah you can't get stoned from a hookah and you won't get pregnant if you use the rhythmn method.
 
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Awww... You look very pretty Gale. I can only see the one you attached because of this filter thing but it's definitely pretty.
 
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tribdog said:
yeah you can't get stoned from a hookah and you won't get pregnant if you use the rhythmn method.
whats the rythym method? i should try that!

and thanks s'ape. the other one's have hosam in them anyway. and if you're uptight about hookah's like trib, you mightn't approve anyway.
 
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I have smoked out of hookahs before. I smoke cigarettes regularly too so everyone can give me **** now for being a smoker instead of you. :wink:
 
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lol, I don't care if you smoke a hookah. I don't care if you freebase coke. You are a big girl and can do whatever you want. But don't blame stoner eyes on flash bulbs.
 
  • #2,106
You can't get stoned from a hookah if you use it to smoke tobacco.
 
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hypnagogue said:
You can't get stoned from a hookah if you use it to smoke tobacco.

exactly. and i was smoking tabacco, which was surprisingly good especially compared to cigarettes, (EWW! ) So yeah, i don't have stoner eyes, i seriously just can't keep my eyes open during the flash. i have other pics that make me look even more stonerish, and I'm completely sober... damned flash.
 
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Loved the photos of you two!
 
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Hey guys/girls
Let me present to you my new cat, it's already my third. Her name is Gioia (Italian for Joy) and she's a Brittish Shorthair. She comes from the most famous city in Belgium, after Brussels that is, BRUGES. She is born on 8th october 2005.
She's a beautie, isn't she :)


regards
marlon
 

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Shes a real sweetheart!
 
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She's a cutie, marlon.
 
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Thanks you guys... Ahh, there are so many girls that have stolen my heart...:)

regards
marlon
 
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http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/1333/dsc003127ec.jpg
am still alive! !
 
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Adorable kitty, marlon! What a sweet face!

I loved Greg's picture of Mason, too. I'm crazy about tabbies. They are a very intelligent breed, and the ones I've had have been very "talkative".
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Adorable kitty, marlon! What a sweet face!
I loved Greg's picture of Mason, too. I'm crazy about tabbies. They are a very intelligent breed, and the ones I've had have been very "talkative".
Thanks MIH, i appreciate the compliment. Have you checked out the pictures of Lilli and Silvio, my other two cats ?

regards
marlon
 
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Marlon, she's absolutely adorable!
 
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marlon said:
Thanks MIH, i appreciate the compliment. Have you checked out the pictures of Lilli and Silvio, my other two cats ?
regards
marlon
It's been a while since I've seen them. I had to go looking for them. I found them here on this page, in case others want to see:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=71356&page=3

Such cuties! I hope they are getting along well with the new kitten. Our friends had an older adult cat (15 years old, I think) and they adopted two new kittens. It was hilarious to watch. The older cat would act reserved and dignified for as long as he could stand it, but then eventually give in and start chasing the babies around the house and acting like a big silly kitten himself.:smile:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Such cuties!

Thanks, appreciate it. Also thanks to EVO.

I hope they are getting along well with the new kitten. Our friends had an older adult cat (15 years old, I think) and they adopted two new kittens. It was hilarious to watch. The older cat would act reserved and dignified for as long as he could stand it, but then eventually give in and start chasing the babies around the house and acting like a big silly kitten himself.:smile:

:smile: I know that story, i have seen such "cat-action" myself when i still lived at home. We have a big garden and always had several cats. Now, in the city, Lilli and Silvio are living at our new appartement and Gioia is still in the old one. So our cats have not really met yet. That will be something for around Christmass. My girlfriend and I are doing this because Gioia needs to go to the vet first and we just wanted some time to get to know her a little bit more. Ofcourse, i do think the three of them will get along...:rolleyes: after a considerable amount of time:rolleyes:

regards
marlon
 
  • #2,119
Men with beards

Just couldn't resist. :biggrin:
 

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Astronuc said:
Just couldn't resist. :biggrin:
:smile: :smile: :smile: arent you the nature's greatest miracle :smile: :smile: :smile:
 
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Gale said:
exactly. and i was smoking tabacco, which was surprisingly good especially compared to cigarettes, (EWW! ) So yeah, i don't have stoner eyes, i seriously just can't keep my eyes open during the flash. i have other pics that make me look even more stonerish, and I'm completely sober... damned flash.

That's because the tobacco in cigarettes is junk You need the good stuff for the hooka

BTW you two look lovely and very happy together (a handsom dude you have there, and what competition :cry: ).
 
  • #2,122
yeah, but he's in arizona... i see you're a new englander too eh. hmmmm...
 
  • #2,123
But his name is Francis.
 
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tribdog said:
But his name is Francis.
Frank Sinatra's name was Francis.
 
  • #2,125
but he didn't go by Francis. and before you tell me not to make fun of someone's name remember, my last name is Whipple
 
  • #2,126
I'm an Ugly One.

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Oh yea. If you read any of my posts and got a picture of what you think I look like. Did you picture me how I look in the pic or did you picture me differently?
 

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Notice my big head, in which contains a Big Brain, where the Big Brain in turn contains original ideas!
 
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zeronem said:
Did you picture me how I look in the pic or did you picture me differently?
You're cute! :approve:
 
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Evo said:
You're cute! :approve:

Why thank you! Some people say I look like Brad Pitt sometimes. kidding!

Yes, but you see being cute and shy at the same time is a bad thing. Since being cute implys that the ladies are too shy to talk to me, in turn I'm too shy to talk to the ladies.

I'm working on this right now! It's one of the main reasons I'm going from Mathematics and Physics, to Theatre Acting.
 
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zeronem said:
It's one of the main reasons I'm going from Mathematics and Physics, to Theatre Acting.
Why?

I still remember that math major at Rice I dated. Math majors are hot! Well, so was the guy majoring in nuclear physics at Rice. :!)

Yep, math and physics guys are HOT!
 
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Evo said:
Why?

Somewhere along the line during last semester I had a sudden realization. You see, I tutor for the college and they have a facility in which all the beginning math students are required to attend to get help from tutors. Anyways, it just got repetitive. The Majority of students in the "Math Lab" come for help in Intermediary Algebra, so rarely do I get to tutor people in Calculus I, II, or III. But anyways people from all different kinds of math classes go to the "Math Lab" to get help and work on their homework. Anyway's I just got tired of helping people with the same problem over and over.

The semester also happened to be the semester in which I was unable to take a math class because the community college wasn't offering any higher math classes. So I sit bored out of my head waiting for this next coming spring semester so that I could further my knowledge in Mathematics. Sure, I could of have done some further reading on the next math class I would take and get ahead but in a sense I've done that already. I'm just not being challenged and I am not really happy with Math and Science anymore. I had a dream of attempting a Ph.D in Mathematics but last semester I learned that I didn't want to take that road and that it isn't worth it.

So anyways that last semester I took Creative Writing(Poetry), Theatre Appreciation, Government I, and Intro Chemistry(which I wasn't supposed to take, but I took it anyways for an easy 4 credits). During that semester I missed my first government exam due to being sick. So I went to go see my Government Professor who has a Ph.D to make up my exam. I went in his office and I saw the most devastating, saddest thing I've ever seen in my whole entire life. I saw a lonely old man who had no wife, no kids, and all he cared about was knowledge and the United States Constitution. I spent all of my time in his class listening to his unoriginal ideas and statements to back up original documents that were written in 1770's.

The crazy thing is last semester, I actually gave up in education in general too. I didn't study at all and I would go home after class and go directly to sleep. I still managed somehow to get an A in all classes and I was absolutely pissed off about that. I'm tired of making A's and it's making me sick. During that semester I developed a passion for theatre. So now I am going into Theatre, but I still rely on my skills in Mathematics and Physics to make money as a Freelance Tutor and as a Tutor for Community College.


Whoa! Sorry I tend to have long answers to even the most simple questions.
 
  • #2,133
Well, the most important thing is to do what makes you happy. Just don't think that an education is going to prevent you from getting married and having kids. You're probably less likely to find a wife and kids going the theatrical route.

If you completely turn your back on science, you may find out too late that's what really made you happy, and you just let a lack of being stimulated and challenged get you depressed.

Is there some way you could balance things to let yourself pursue both?
 
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Evo said:
Well, the most important thing is to do what makes you happy. Just don't think that an education is going to prevent you from getting married and having kids. You're probably less likely to find a wife and kids going the theatrical route.

If you completely turn your back on science, you may find out too late that's what really made you happy, and you just let a lack of being stimulated and challenged get you depressed.

Is there some way you could balance things to let yourself pursue both?


Well in a sense I feel I am pursuing both. I'm only taking one math class next semester with Acting, Introduction to film, and Government II with the same professor :( I learned that only 2 percent of all Actors make a living doing it, and this is taking in account all actors not just stars. So, I got to have something to fall back on.

I forgot to mention that I am also changing my route because I specifically want to get in touch with the left side of my brain. I feel I turned my brain into a kind of computer over the last semesters. In that Poetry class I wrote nearly over 50 poems, and a lot of them disturb me personally. They may not disturb others though. Then in Theatre Appreciation I saw the most beautiful lady in all the Universe. I could swear I think she was built for me. She was majoring in Business which requires a lot of Math and she thought I was actually majoring in Theatre due to my knowledge of the subject and the way I acted in that particular class.

God, I hope no body I know reads this.
 
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zeronem said:
I'm working on this right now! It's one of the main reasons I'm going from Mathematics and Physics, to Theatre Acting.
Oh, really? They must be doing "Quasimodo" this year.
 
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zeronem said:
Then in Theatre Appreciation I saw the most beautiful lady in all the Universe. I could swear I think she was built for me.
AHA![/size]

I should have known. Women are the root of all evil.
 
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tribdog said:
Oh, really? They must be doing "Quasimodo" this year.
I bet I could play a good Quasimodo! :smile:
 
  • #2,138
lol, I once quit a GREAT job because I fell in love with a blackjack dealer at the casino. I quit my job and got a job dealing blackjack because I figured that would be the best way to get to know her.
 
  • #2,139
Anyways, I'll say this on my last speech to the whole Math and Science faculty at the last meeting with them,

"I love the mathematics and Science's! but,
I'm going to be a ROCK STAR!/(movie star), Peace out!"
Then I'll walk quickly out of the meeting.

I can already imagine the looks on their faces, all dissapointed...

Realistically they would all laugh as they would probably think I'm joking. Until that is when I walk out unexcused.
 
  • #2,140
judging by your sense of humor I'd say you are a geek and might want to rethink leaving the hard sciences. Your only chance of making it in the arts is as a "William Hung" or whatever that guys name was.
 
  • #2,141
I'll take that into consideration!

I'm not as smart as William Hung is though. I'll have to brush up on my physics.
 
  • #2,142
Gale said:
yeah, but he's in arizona... i see you're a new englander too eh. hmmmm...

Born and raised in the Berkshires. Right after HS I went into the Navy and spent 8 wonderfull years on the West Coast:cool: With a stop in Hawaii, Japan, and Korea.

Moved back in 96 and went to work out here in the Boston area in 99 because they closed the palnt I was working in and moved it to Burlington VT.

Jees Gale you're like a sailor or something;a guy in every port(state).Insatiable you are,watch out guys :biggrin:
 
  • #2,143
time to tell you more about myself:
my profile
http://www.biol.sc.edu/~vieyra/Bearded%20Dragon/lounge%20lizard.JPG

and just a important thing: I'm not ready for a relationship now. so I'm sorry for you if you're in love with me!
 
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Cute face, and nice scales, lizard. :biggrin:
 
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zeronem said:
I went in his office and I saw the most devastating, saddest thing I've ever seen in my whole entire life. I saw a lonely old man who had no wife, no kids, and all he cared about was knowledge and the United States Constitution. I spent all of my time in his class listening to his unoriginal ideas and statements to back up original documents that were written in 1770's.
The crazy thing is last semester, I actually gave up in education in general too. I didn't study at all and I would go home after class and go directly to sleep. I still managed somehow to get an A in all classes and I was absolutely pissed off about that. I'm tired of making A's and it's making me sick. During that semester I developed a passion for theatre. So now I am going into Theatre, but I still rely on my skills in Mathematics and Physics to make money as a Freelance Tutor and as a Tutor for Community College.
Whoa! Sorry I tend to have long answers to even the most simple questions.

Well, i had the exact same situation going on during my predoctoral year (this was just last year). I am doing a physics PhD at IMEC, Belgium after having completed by master degree at college. During that year i really felt that science was not my thing for about the same reasons that you state here. To be honest, i still have some doubts up this very moment. Anyhow, i just decided that after getting my PhD scholarship i would give it a try. I must admit that suddenly there was a transition in the way i looked at my work. I really feel i am growing into the research-work and i am starting to see/like the challenges ahead.

I too, really wanted to go into acting and indeed i also tutored freshman students at college to get some extra pocket money. I really feel there are much similarities between your story and mine, so i would just like to say : don't give up on science too easily because it can be a "little thing" that triggers your love for research.

regards
marlon
 
  • #2,146
Okay, this is what I do in my spare time when I visit the house...I love to irritate my neighbors...and yes, so what if I'm an Indian guy?
 

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Sting said:
Okay, this is what I do in my spare time when I visit the house...I love to irritate my neighbors...and yes, so what if I'm an Indian guy?
Very cool, are you playing some sort of bagpipe?
 
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Evo said:
Very cool, are you playing some sort of bagpipe?
How many canaries can you fit under a piper's kilt?

Depends on the size of the perch.

Sorry, couldn't resist.
I have a really cheesy one I made up myself!

Why do accordian players make such terrible boyfriends?

Because they are always fooling around on their main squeeze!:biggrin:

Still no groan smiley I see.
 
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Very cool, are you playing some sort of bagpipe?

Thank you. Yes, I'm playing a bagpipe (err...I think it's more accurate to say that I'm making noise on a bagpipe).

It's something unusual so I thought to invest in some and learn how to play them.

How many canaries can you fit under a piper's kilt?

Depends on the size of the perch.

Sorry, couldn't resist.
I have a really cheesy one I made up myself!

Why do accordian players make such terrible boyfriends?

Because they are always fooling around on their main squeeze!

Still no groan smiley I see.

You know why bagpipers have such large families?

Because their wives will do ANYTHING to get them to stop playing.

(drumroll and cymbal crash)
 
  • #2,150
my neighbor plays the bagpipes, they're horrible! he's not as good looking though...
 

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