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 Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 3:23 pm
AraTeran Thomas Neo Anderson ButterBalls
Eh, I'm not looking too much into bird flew right now because it's killed 16 or so people in Southeast Asia. It seems like it's going to be like the New Anthrax or something. It's something to definitely consider but at this point I don't really feel it's going to cause mass destruction with numbers of 16 people. I have read enough about it though. I read the newspaper every day in a reading period that we get, so. I think the main scare with the bird flu is that it will mutate into a form transmittable from human to human. Because then we have a possible pandemic on our hands. I do know that we do not have many vaccinations prepared if it were to come to America (something like 4 million) and it is very costly and time consuming to make it, and I heard someone say (though I don't know if this is true) that the only way they can detect it is after the human/bird is dead. So when you take a virtually undetectable (?) disease that spreads through contact/air and we don't have a ready source of cures, I think it might be bad. Ditto. Also, it is supposed to hyperstimulate the immune system or something, which means the most likely group to die are within the 15-25 age group (aka best immune system). I don't think there is a vaccine or anything either, and there definitely isn't a cure. Sorry to distract from your posts Butterballs....
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:57 pm
"I won't get the insurance companies involved since it doesn't make sense and you will be paying for it forever when your premiums go up" ******** liar... scream
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:15 pm
The one time in like two weeks I want write something in on a site and it wont let me, lol. Kind of funny.
My grandma is asking me for things that I want for Christmas and this is how bad our society is now. I feel bad for not knowing anything I want for Christmas... Congratulations corporate America.
Hm... I can't wait until the weekend.
If anyone can teach me monatomic and polyatomic ions in like 15 minutes I'd appreciate it. I need to know charges too. Since my absenses, I have no idea what the ******** I'm doing in Chemistry. Three tests too. Been one hell of a week, I guess. The week hasn't even ended either.
"Sometimes, you just gotta say, 'What the ********.'" - Tom Cruise.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 3:57 am
ButterBalls "Sometimes, you just gotta say, 'What the ********.'" - Tom Cruise. When you consider the source, that's the most hilarious thing that has ever been said.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 2:14 pm
Chalda "I won't get the insurance companies involved since it doesn't make sense and you will be paying for it forever when your premiums go up" ******** liar... scream I'm assuming this is about your little accident?
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 2:31 pm
So, I figured out how I could fornicate with royalty for free. God is every where which means he or she is all around us. Now, by most people it seems like God would be a guy. Now, does that mean every time I masturbate I'm having sex with god? Does that mean I'm homosexual? Does that mean everyone who has sex with anyone or anything is homosexual, considering that you'd be a guy. Or what if God was a girl? That would mean, by definition, all women comitting an act of sex are lesbians. Haha. That's funny. Anyway, in short, God seems to be the ultimately royalty, so ultimately, I'd be fornicating with royalty.
So, if God was bisex, then everyone would be homosexual and heterosexual. In general, Pat Robertson and Dobson would be queers, now that's funny.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 4:00 pm
[ Message temporarily off-line ]
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:15 pm
Thomas Neo Anderson Hey, asking for a bit of advice, kind of. I received my 5th out of who knows how many pieces of mail from colleges and I wanted to take the time to reply to one since it would bother me for years if I didn't take advantage of free postage. Anyway, so here is what I wrote, I am just wondering if this will make them angry or if I am breaking any laws or anything. Can they hunt me down and kill me for this?: Dear person who opens this envelope, This first part is not directed towards you personally, but rather the group you represent. So unless you alone make up the University of Miami, this has little to do with you specifically. On that note, I would like to say that the adhesive on your envelope tastes better than that of any other college to have sent me near-identical letters. Having sampled delicacies such as Washington University in St. Louis and Hampden-Sydney (Virginia), I can proclaim this boast with moderate confidence. Perhaps the layout designers of the Admissions Office need to go back to Imagination and Innovation 101. Is that a class? If so, then they obviously slept through it the first time through. But good job on Edward M. Gillis? signature on the front of the reply envelope, it really looks like it wasn?t mass-produced to evoke feelings of security. Oops, sorry. That was sarcasm and I was trying to avoid it while writing this. In any case, person, this is not against you, or anyone really. You are just opening dozens of envelopes each day, and without this function, not only would you be out of a job, but Miami?s most prestigious university would have no other way to lure American minds (and dollars) to Florida. What is your percentage of foreign grad students, anyway? But what do I know? Faceless-Sixteen-Year-Old-From-a-Hick-Military- Town-You-Will-Never-See I am pretty sure it is legal, and I doubt they would actually hunt you down. I actually think whoever opens the envelope will either roll their eyes, feel slightly annoyed, or laugh and share it with friends.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:17 pm
Soleq Chalda "I won't get the insurance companies involved since it doesn't make sense and you will be paying for it forever when your premiums go up" ******** liar... scream I'm assuming this is about your little accident? Yeah, I was wondering the same thing.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:35 pm
Dammit, what the hell is wrong with people? http://www.news10.net/storyfull2.aspx?storyid=14343Sorry, this may seem a bit random, but it is all over the news (it's in my county), and it just makes me sad. The guy was just doing his job, and gets shot for no reason. They have about 300 officers out right now from all over, trying to catch the guy. I hope they do. Too bad they can't shoot the guy though.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:47 pm
Soleq Chalda "I won't get the insurance companies involved since it doesn't make sense and you will be paying for it forever when your premiums go up" ******** liar... scream I'm assuming this is about your little accident?
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 12:25 pm
Wow, some dumbass accused me of pretending to talk on my cell phone today, because sometimes I call my boyfriend in the morning, before school.
*snort*
I hate the crackheads on my bus.
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 2:44 pm
AraTeran Dammit, what the hell is wrong with people? http://www.news10.net/storyfull2.aspx?storyid=14343Sorry, this may seem a bit random, but it is all over the news (it's in my county), and it just makes me sad. The guy was just doing his job, and gets shot for no reason. They have about 300 officers out right now from all over, trying to catch the guy. I hope they do. Too bad they can't shoot the guy though.
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 2:47 pm
Thomas Neo Anderson Hey, asking for a bit of advice, kind of. I received my 5th out of who knows how many pieces of mail from colleges and I wanted to take the time to reply to one since it would bother me for years if I didn't take advantage of free postage. Anyway, so here is what I wrote, I am just wondering if this will make them angry or if I am breaking any laws or anything. Can they hunt me down and kill me for this?: Dear person who opens this envelope, This first part is not directed towards you personally, but rather the group you represent. So unless you alone make up the University of Miami, this has little to do with you specifically. On that note, I would like to say that the adhesive on your envelope tastes better than that of any other college to have sent me near-identical letters. Having sampled delicacies such as Washington University in St. Louis and Hampden-Sydney (Virginia), I can proclaim this boast with moderate confidence. Perhaps the layout designers of the Admissions Office need to go back to Imagination and Innovation 101. Is that a class? If so, then they obviously slept through it the first time through. But good job on Edward M. Gillis? signature on the front of the reply envelope, it really looks like it wasn?t mass-produced to evoke feelings of security. Oops, sorry. That was sarcasm and I was trying to avoid it while writing this. In any case, person, this is not against you, or anyone really. You are just opening dozens of envelopes each day, and without this function, not only would you be out of a job, but Miami?s most prestigious university would have no other way to lure American minds (and dollars) to Florida. What is your percentage of foreign grad students, anyway? But what do I know? Faceless-Sixteen-Year-Old-From-a-Hick-Military- Town-You-Will-Never-See
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