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If you drink on the weekends and you do your homework before you go out, you'll be fine.

I'd rather just drive an automatic. :thumbsup:

Interesting...I've never even considered that. My guess would be what the drawing is but I have no clue if it's right :-P

My Dad made me watch this as a kid, I love it!!

Le mépris (1963) This film is simply stunning. I loved Godard's Breathless, but this film really blew me away.

No. Realists. There's a big difference. Even if Jesus and Christianity are real, does this lady think Jesus IS READING FACEBOOK??????

This was on my Facebook today and it annoys the hell out of me. Does she really think that Jesus is going to intervene on a case by case basis to stop the natural atmospheric flow that generates weather patterns? Most of those hidden comments are "I'm praying too!!!!". So annoying.

My friend has a bearded dragon named Zeus and that thing is awesome. They get much bigger though, so be prepared.

The Eagles are all hype. We saw how Vick crumbled under pressure and Andy Reid has yet to put together a Super Bowl caliber team.

Because the Packers are better....and closer to Canada than the Vikings! In all honesty, the organization is run better, Lambeau Field is very historic (they don't play in an inflated marshmallow dome lol), and I'm from WI so we're going to be bitter enemies if I see you rooting for the Vikings :P

I think what you meant to ask was are there any PACKERS fans here, because following the Vikings is foolhardy. :-P

I know this is quite late, but The Sun Also Rises is his defining work in my opinion. It's beautiful. I'm just about done with On the Road by Kerouac. It's good, but doesn't seem to have the profoundness I thought it would. The Sun Also Rises is the Hemingway novel I decided to pick up. I love it so far, been a bit busy moving though, so I haven't had time to finish it yet. Ah, good to hear you like it! I love Hemingway's style: simple and bold. The few cues and details he provides are enough to let the reader's mind go exactly where Hemingway intended it to go while reading.

What Would Sagan Do!?!

Dude, no. Just.....no. What... why not...? Are you one of the people that say all covers suck? Dio is still the best. :shades: No, there are definitely some great covers, but I really do not like Killswitch. They're so produced and their cover of Holy Diver is so blah. Just my opinion though :P

Dude, no. Just.....no.

Sig wut?

You guys are seriously missing out. I've been to Disney World with my entire family (G&G, Aunt, Uncle, two cousins, Mom, Dad, Sister) three times. Once when I was in second grade, again in 6th, and the last time in 10th grade. My grandparents are relatively well-off and love spending their money on family so they fly everyone down and put us up in one of the resorts for about five days. We're probably going to go again over Christmas break this year. I absolutely loved it every time I've been there. You have permission to act like a total child anywhere in the Disney complex and it can be tons of fun if you let it.

Swimming is part of Sailing, duh. The higher Sailing level, the better swimmer you are.

You'll regret not having that money when you're broke and there's still two months before finals this spring. I hate my job with a passion, but it's only another week and a half before I go back and having the money is more important than sitting around my house doing nothing. I will have plenty of free time during school.

I know this is quite late, but The Sun Also Rises is his defining work in my opinion. It's beautiful. I'm just about done with On the Road by Kerouac. It's good, but doesn't seem to have the profoundness I thought it would.

Toyota/Honda mashup? I dig it.

Make time to hang out with your friends, stay away from computers, take your mind off RS, or take up a hobby.

TrainspottING :P

Rashômon (1950) It was very good even if the acting was a tad over the top, but that's the nature of Japanese film. If you've ever seen Hero (2002) or Basic (2003), Rashômon is where those directors got their ideas from.

Yeah, like others said, you'll be back! :P I find that browsing TIF is a great way to break up homework. There are days I spend 10+ hours a day on Saturdays and Sundays doing research in the library and having a distraction like TIF is a good way to take a break. Browsing the forums for 10-20 minutes every few hours, checking Facebook, or playing a game of chess on Pogo help me drop what I'm doing and come back fresh. College isn't as scary as it seems. I was a total slacker in high school despite getting average grades and now I'm a dedicated student. It's all part of growing up. Dedication and discipline are all it takes to succeed. That and making good acquaintances with your professors. Good luck with your studies! :D