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Ohh, "what's up " makes me melt, every time. It's like, "oh god, you're smiling at me? You must really like me!". I think I need to, like, reply with that next time. :3 ...but, uhh, yeah, the one-line messages are sort of creepy on top of making me go "give me something to work with, tell me about something, even if it's your grandmother's goiter or the parking ticket you got :|".

Or perhaps send them a really strange video. Just, like, "Oh, well, I was watching this when you messaged me.". And it's like...a how-to video. I think I'll do that~

Moronic guys are one of the least scarce commodities in the world. Dollars to donuts you get a "hey whaddup?" message in the next 24 hours after writing this blog.

Good luck with the new research job!
And I don't care how tech society has become, communication has to go beyond the text message for what's personal and important.

by text? bad form! Congrats on the new hire though!

The fox. No contest in my eyes.

Never see the South Park episode about Mormonism?

Now that I stop to think about it, I suppose every religion has a lot to agree with as long as one isn't forced to believe in their god(s) or particular interpretation of God.

The fox hands down, but I've always maintained I want to be reincarnated as a river otter - they seem to lead awesome lives.

Thanks for the birthday wishes Higgs!

It's gotta be them, not you. If you're ever in Oregon, I don't talk politics lmao.

wow, talk about a bad streak!!
hope you can turn it around!!

Hey... I met my girlfriend via on-line dating. So I speak from experience: There is a good side too it. Yes, there is a lot of crap to wade through, but I dare say you'll run into just as much bullshit in your average bar.

Far more often than not, efforts to make human relations uncomplicated don't work out as planned. But that doesn't seem to prevent us from trying.

I think the Internet can be a great help in weeding out obvious mismatches before one ever gets to an offline meeting, but I'm dubious about the efficacy of online dating sites. At least for me, it seems to be easier to get to know someone in another place whose explicit purpose isn't dating and matchmaking. At the dating sites, you can find people who match a set of specific criteria, but those sorts of matches tend to miss a lot of the ephemeral but critical stuff that has to be there for people to actually be a great match.

For better or worse, College Station is basically exactly what it appears to be, socially. Tx A&M can be a great university, but it is in a small town.
If you can get over to Austin for a weekend, you'll have a much better time and most likely hear some very good music. Houston can be entertaining as well and there's a place for everyone; I am biased however since it's my home.
Hope you find some much deserved fun!

Well apparently you are on the wrong side of the State, everyone knows the WEST side is the BEST side, lol. Either way the state is not that big, I've driven to Spokane many of times, so wherever you are is reachable

That's good that he lost with dignity. Especially because it was his first. There should never be any bad blood there.

Good luck editing, are you planning to post it after you clean it up? I'd enjoy reading it. Take care.

congrats on your paper! you seem to have done quality research!! : some to make you truly proud !!! ...is this your first time?

Awesome! Congrats!

Woooooooooooooooooooo That is awesome! I was pretty sure it was. But you know me, full confidence and all.