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[Oct. 17th, 2008|02:51 am] |
I know this sounds bitchy but I wish they had kept facebook college exclusive so people like this wouldn't participate in online debates over Proposition 8 and make me upset:
Elizabeth George:
If they took away a right I had I'd either deal with it or move. They can deal with it or move, too. Have them go to Massachusetts. I've moved plenty of times when my family had 'no money' to do so, so money isn't an option. >_> Many people are 'moving to California' to get married while they can, so why don't they move to Massachusetts while they're at it? 9_9
Marriage = between man and woman. If ya don't fit the bill, you can't have the title. It's a rule of sorts. You don't change the rules to Tic Tac Toe and still expect it to be called Tic Tac Toe. Tic Tac Toe = Marriage. Advanced Tic Tac Toe, or any variation of it called a different name = civil union.
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[Jun. 21st, 2008|11:34 pm] |
Hi Sondra,
I was wondering if there was a large format scanner that I could possibly use in the GSD building. I've asked others in the studio and they've said it was complicated and not really supposed to be for us to use.
I wanted to do a written analysis of the Carpenter center but first wanted to scan in my 1/16th scale drawing and lay the typed analysis on top of it. Would that work?
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Glen
hi Glen,
There is a large-format scanner in the basement of Gund Hall, in the basement computer labm but it is complicated to use, and I've heard that there isn't any more clear acetate that one has to use to cover a drawing before feeding it into the scanner. My suggestion would be, for this weekend, to just make another 1/16" drawing, and diagram on top of it. You could also photograph the drawing and photoshop on top of it, using diagrams and words.
Good luck, and please email back if this doesn't make sense. |
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[Mar. 7th, 2008|01:04 am] |
Nerdie boy (12:31:41 AM): and i just rubbed lube all over the cat
Nerdie boy (12:31:42 AM): LOLLLLLLLLLLLL
brdr123 (12:32:01 AM): what!?!
brdr123 (12:32:02 AM): gross
Nerdie boy (12:32:07 AM): hahaha
Nerdie boy (12:32:36 AM): hes very slick now
brdr123 (12:46:33 AM): haha no really
brdr123 (12:46:36 AM): why did u do that?
Nerdie boy (12:59:16 AM): because i wanted to see what would happen
Nerdie boy (12:59:25 AM): i thought he would come out really sleek and sexy
Nerdie boy (12:59:37 AM): instead he just look like ms hill with her frize ease
Nerdie boy (12:59:45 AM): isnt that just what frize ease is
Nerdie boy (12:59:46 AM): lube
brdr123 (12:59:54 AM): hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
brdr123 (12:59:55 AM): no
brdr123 (12:59:58 AM): well maybe
brdr123 (1:00:00 AM): but it works
brdr123 (1:00:04 AM): ms hill had gell in her hair
Nerdie boy (1:00:47 AM): no it was frize ease
brdr123 (1:00:55 AM): how do u knowwwwww?
Nerdie boy (1:01:06 AM): because it eased her frize |
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[Mar. 2nd, 2008|01:20 am] |
Things I realized this week
1. People are nice. People also suck.
2. No one is intrinsically interesting.
3. Caffeine is not a sufficient solution to a week full attempted suicide of an acquintance, a full time job, three classes, design work, party, and the ordinary stresses of near-quarter-life.
4. I don't deserve anything except that which I get with my own efforts.
5. I should aim for excellence but be proud nonetheless when it comes out merely competent.
6. I am an adult. (This revelation came when I discovered I no longer had the desire to write long-winded, narcissistic posts about my admittedly banal existence.)
7. I should always do what I know in my heart to be the right thing.
8. Life is tough and it's going to get tougher (not that I am as of yet a model citizen). |
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[Jan. 27th, 2008|11:25 pm] |
I was making dinner and the cats don't respect me so they kept jumping on the counter while I was cooking.
And so I was forced to lock them in my room, but unbeknownst to me, they diarrheaed under my bed (perhaps as revenge).
Later that day I used the irobot roomba vacuum, and it spread the diarrhea EVERYWHERE (it kind of looked like spreading peanut butter over wonderbread) and it smelled absolutely atrocious.
After mopping the room like 10 times with lavender detergent it no longer smells of shit, but it still smells of cat.
The are no longer permitted in my room. |
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[Jan. 13th, 2008|06:28 pm] |
So I got this umbrella at TJ Maxx, and the sheath was a Red Sox thing. And I think, oh cool. And after I buy it and open it up, I'm shocked to find huge NY letters covering it.
It might not bother me but I'm going to be staying a few blocks from Fenway.
Someone must have switched it.
Who would do such a thing??? |
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[Dec. 9th, 2007|09:15 pm] |
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I think I may be homeless when I move back to Boston. And jobless. |
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| guess what school is the 4th ugliest college in the US? |
[Dec. 5th, 2007|10:16 am] |
Yes, the alma mater, Brandeis University
"Way-out weird design all over campus. Each building tried to be modern and contemporary with a mix of glass and brick, but it just looks unfriendly and cold. Which is actually a good description of Boston in the winter. I’ve heard from multiple students that say Brandeis is a horrible campus and fairly ugly. And the sad part is they try to mix a contemporary smorgasbord in with a castle! That does not work. And…oh my, a cottage. A demolished cottage with another cottage in the background. So Brandeis is: A modern, contemporary, medival, country college campus. If you’re as confused as I am…"
http://campussqueeze.com/static/20-ugliest-colleges-in-the-USA.html |
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