I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
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Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....
+1; altough in geology you might get to take a field trip or two.
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it is getting a little silly in here right now, don't you think?Dang it, I can't watch that. I regret forgetting my MyFi.
BTW, CJ, I made some notes on your replicant troll. I hope it helps, but feel free to ignore my suggestiosn. :)
I can't find it???
I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....
I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
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I can't find it???it is getting a little silly in here right now, don't you think?Dang it, I can't watch that. I regret forgetting my MyFi.
BTW, CJ, I made some notes on your replicant troll. I hope it helps, but feel free to ignore my suggestiosn. :)
In your folder on DropBox? I hope.
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I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!
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I can't find it???it is getting a little silly in here right now, don't you think?Dang it, I can't watch that. I regret forgetting my MyFi.
BTW, CJ, I made some notes on your replicant troll. I hope it helps, but feel free to ignore my suggestiosn. :)
In your folder on DropBox? I hope.
I do not see it.
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I do not see it.I can't find it???it is getting a little silly in here right now, don't you think?Dang it, I can't watch that. I regret forgetting my MyFi.
BTW, CJ, I made some notes on your replicant troll. I hope it helps, but feel free to ignore my suggestiosn. :)
In your folder on DropBox? I hope.
Grrrr. I'll have to check when I get home.
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Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
Nice shot, clone Treppa! I'm not sure about his wardrobe, but I'm sure we can find a buyer who's into pirates. No, selling him to a ninja for "research" wouldn't be right...I'm not running a chop shop.
*Sneaks in, steals all the clones, and escapes by leaping ahead of the explosion*
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I do not see it.I can't find it???it is getting a little silly in here right now, don't you think?Dang it, I can't watch that. I regret forgetting my MyFi.
BTW, CJ, I made some notes on your replicant troll. I hope it helps, but feel free to ignore my suggestiosn. :)
In your folder on DropBox? I hope.
Grrrr. I'll have to check when I get home.
no worry it needs a major rewrite and fluff added.
R.I.P. The Comic Box. 1990 - 2010. There goes one of the FLGS in Savannah. It feels like the end of an era. Dratted economy and comic book industry.
R.I.P. The Comic Box. 1990 - 2010. There goes one of the FLGS in Savannah. It feels like the end of an era. Dratted economy and comic book industry.
Sorry man..that's a painful loss.
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R.I.P. The Comic Box. 1990 - 2010. There goes one of the FLGS in Savannah. It feels like the end of an era. Dratted economy and comic book industry.
*pours some birdseed on the curb*
R.I.P. The Comic Box. 1990 - 2010. There goes one of the FLGS in Savannah. It feels like the end of an era. Dratted economy and comic book industry.Sorry man..that's a painful loss.
~sad sigh~ Yea. That is two FLGS that have closed down in the past month or so. The other one was newer, but still.
Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!
It depends on what culture you are studying.... you might study attitudes to sex in 18th Century Tahiti and its effect on western society...... Or the worship of Volcanoes as a supernatural force though out all cultures.
But you are right Volcanoes and Earthquakes are very interesting.
Awright folks. AFter a long stressful day that I thought would never end, it's time for me to head home for now. I'm going to be working online on the second job tonight, so we'll see if I can stop by for a few postan moments.
Until later on, folks....
That is so wrong!To apologize for disrupting the afternoon's festivities, I give you this:
+1
Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!It depends on what culture you are studying.... you might study attitudes to sex in 18th Century Tahiti and its effect on western society...... Or the worship of Volcanoes as a supernatural force though out all cultures.
But you are right Volcanoes and Earthquakes are very interesting.
Volcanoes are interesting...but I'm in Michigan and for some reason people like to study the local rock....so, yeah, glaciers....lots of glaciers.....Right. Here's hoping cultural anthro works out. ;)
Volcanoes are interesting...but I'm in Michigan and for some reason people like to study the local rock....so, yeah, glaciers....lots of glaciers.....Right. Here's hoping cultural anthro works out. ;)Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!It depends on what culture you are studying.... you might study attitudes to sex in 18th Century Tahiti and its effect on western society...... Or the worship of Volcanoes as a supernatural force though out all cultures.
But you are right Volcanoes and Earthquakes are very interesting.
Good luck :-) They probably wont have Tahiti though :-(
Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
Nah, volcanoes just save cultures for later cultures' use.
Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
Nah, volcanoes just save cultures for later cultures' use.
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Nah, volcanoes just save cultures for later cultures' use.Volcanoes beat cultures. Every time. Go Volcanoes!I second Cultural Anthro. As long as you can do it, of course.I'm leaning that way, but only if it doesn't interfere with the schedule for Anatomy.I recommend Intro to Cultural Anthropology.Sad panda. :(
** spoiler omitted **(random academic nonsense)<Insert snark about stupid academic requirements, and the inability of colleges and universities to accept "outside" credit because it's not theirs.>
Exactly. :)
Since I need a certain number of credits for financial aid and I'm totally stymied on most classes pertaining to my field of study until I pass the next math class I'm now trying to decide whether to take Geology or Intro to Cultural Anthropology. Decisions, decisions....I did Paleoanthropology as part of my Archaeology minor (Majored in Classics and Ancient History)- I now work in IT for a Bank :-). It was a lot of fun. Espcialy learning how to make stone tools and ID bones by gender and age.
Cultural should be interesting as it gets into living societies although Geology can be interesting as well with tectonics, and volcanoes.
Vacuum sealed for maximum freshness!
[ I'm sure that I'd feel a lot better if you told me what some of your secret plans are. You can trust me. I'm a doctor.What secret plans? ** spoiler omitted **
And then, the world!
Grar!
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So what did Ashe do to the messageboards, exactly?
He BROKE them....duh!
Uh he posted a thread with a name that was crazy for a fair number of Paizo thread watchers and created wonky formatting. Some of us did not experience this problem...or as far as I can tell...I...did not experience this problem.
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EErrr? What is happening to my posts?
Anyway,
The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
But back to the topic on hand; if I don't have the problem why would I ever try to bring it on?
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Man I am lagging behind 2,677 posts (3,532 including aliases). The funny thing is I don't have anything else to do.Karen thinks I post too much here. I do not post too much. All I have is 9,346 posts (10,071 including aliases). That is not too many posts.Weird. We have almost the exact same number of posts. I've got 9,286 posts (12,063 including aliases).
We've just been here longer. I've been on the boards since 2006.
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I honestly don't understand what is happening here...and I don't mean that in a fun FAWTL way...The original title was seriously messing up the appearance of the boards.
Mark Moreland changed the title, but a lot of people were still seeing the problem.
Closing my browser and restarting it seemed to have helped me.
F#~+, what was the original title?
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The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
Ha! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.
I'm curious, why does that phrase 'thinking about sport' suggest that I'm not from the US? You guys don't do sport over there? Or would you say 'sports'?
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The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
Ha! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.
I'm curious, why does that phrase 'thinking about sport' suggest that I'm not from the US? You guys don't do sport over there? Or would you say 'sports'?
Caught this before I logged off completely.
Yeah its a syntax thing. We would say "think about sports" or honestly most people I know have used a specific sport like "think about baseball". For whatever reason (and I would have to really think about why) it seems to me in my extensive intake of Brit/Aussie/Kiwi English that the word "sport" just comes up way more in day to day exchanges. We talk around the word a lot more by using specific sports or "game".
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Ha! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :P
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Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :PHa! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
I will certainly not address your good lady in an inappropriate accent my friend.
But yeah ... I’ve noticed similar phenomena in other Americans (and to some extent Brits). Love it. ;-)
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Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :PHa! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
Even Epic Beard man?
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Even Epic Beard man?Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :PHa! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
Guessin’ it helps if the bloke in question looks more like Hugh Jackman than say Rob Bredl.
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Guessin’ it helps if the bloke in question looks more like Hugh Jackman than say Rob Bredl.Even Epic Beard man?Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :PHa! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
R.I.P. The Comic Box. 1990 - 2010. There goes one of the FLGS in Savannah. It feels like the end of an era. Dratted economy and comic book industry.
I always hate to hear of a FLGS closing.
Mmmmmmmm.....sport.
Mmmmmmmm.....sport.
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Thank you for this bit of info. You are not allowed to address Solnes in any of your post. Nothing against Australians, it's just that accent makes her panties fall off. :PHa! You're right actually, this particular Mothman has an Australian accent.The phrase "thinking about sport" smacks of a non-US English user. I love the idea of a giant Mothman with an accent!
Mhhmmm listening to too much Andy Zaltzman.
I will certainly not address your good lady in an inappropriate accent my friend.
But yeah ... I’ve noticed similar phenomena in other Americans (and to some extent Brits). Love it. ;-)
You would. lol