I acknowledge there might be a point there. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by amberlita
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I acknowledge there might be a point there. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by amberlita
Oh man. I'm not sure I could handle this thread if Mara was drunk. :lol:
she's not normally drunk? :|
Everyone should get drunk once in a while. Once....in a....while. Yes...
So, you're saying every day?Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMan
I have trouble writing polite business letters when I'm pissed off. They come out very sarcastic.
"Thank you for giving me the opportunity to respond to your idiotic complaint."
Nah....Quote:
Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
Although I used to at one point. Luckily I drastically cut back.
Had a potential roommate over today and liked her immensely. Want her to move in and wasn't sure how to convey that non-creepily, like without tackling her and screaming "PLEASE LIVE WITH MEEEEEE."
On the plus side, if you did that, and she was cool with it, then you'd really know she was The One.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara
I hope you're not accepting them as a roommate because they have a lot of cool STUFF. I once accepted a roommate because he had a lot of cool stuff. He would also use binoculars to peep through the neighbor's windows. Needless to say, the arrangement did not last.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara
I hope she doesn't have stuff-- at least, not space-consuming stuff. My house is already cramped enough. My last roommate-- a lovely friend, bless her heart-- had too much freaking stuff. It was stressful.
Honestly, we just clicked well personality-wise. Spent the whole time laughing and telling each other stories. I think she will want to move in if she decides to leave DC and move to Baltimore, but I told her no hard feelings if she decides not to move and we should still hang out because we got along so well. We have a number of mutual friends who have apparently been talking me up (because I'm awesome) and she didn't mind the small inconveniences of my funny old house.
Top US Cities I haven't visited yet in my adulthood:
-Boston
-Austin
-Philadelphia
-Portland
-Miami
Think I'll need to take off a few on that list.
You know you better hit me up when you get here right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Called my ISP today to see if any faster options have come along. Been with them for a little over 2 years now, it's satellite internet and we get 5mb/s download speed...so it's not great.
They told me that yes, they have a package upgrading to 10mb/s. "Sign me up!" I said. Can't wait to play some games properly now!
They set it up.
I'm now running at 0.05mb/s
Thanks, guys!!
Weird, I was in three of those cities (Boston, Portland, Miami) in the past year, all for the first time. I've been to the other two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Ha. Work blocked Match Cut again. They've got my number.
Can someone explain to me in laymen's terms how a 3D printer works?
WitchcraftQuote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
The way your printer works, except instead of ink it spits out plastic-like sculpting material that hardens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
A 3D computer model of an object is divided into horizontal slices (the thinner the slice that can be printed on the printer, the more detail it can produce) which are then deposited, using several techniques and materials, one on top of the other, from the ground up. The layers fuse and harden, and the result is a threedimensional object.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
I've had such a terrible week so far, many aggravations, and I can only look forward to lots of work left in the week. But when I saw this and remembered this moment, I laughed so hard I cried.
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lk...7e7lo1_500.png
"Homer, have you been up all night eating cheese?"
[pitifully] "I think I'm blind."
If I remember correctly Mr Burns drops from the ceiling after that line because he was trying to sneak in and steal Bobo from Maggie. One of the best episodes ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wryan
MOLDY? OLD? I'm gonna get something to eat!
I'm on a film set in Los Angeles with Mickey Sumner (Frances Ha), James Wolk (Mad Men), Cloris Leachman, and Judd Nelson.
There's a ton of crew running around working their asses off & I'm standing around with my hands in my pockets.
It's very interesting & extremely dull at the same time.
Cool. Low level film jobs have been the least thrilling work I've ever done (no big budget stuff, just supporting work for indies, student, and industrials). I think I'd thrive with more responsibility, but being an intern/assistant/gopher/whatever really decimates the appeal of filmwork for me.