#4751
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:15pm
What was wrong with the Cat Scratch Club?
The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part five — Page 191
#4752
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:15pm
Fantab, I'll get the pic up eventually. They are hard to describe.
AHHHH. You guys, I'm literally speechless right now. I've thought for a while that an 8th grader at my synagogue has a crush on me, and I told him my AIM the other day, and he IMed me the SECOND I signed on, and now he sent me to this link about a crush calculator or something, and...I don't know what to do!! AHHHHHHHHHH! HELP!
AHHHH. You guys, I'm literally speechless right now. I've thought for a while that an 8th grader at my synagogue has a crush on me, and I told him my AIM the other day, and he IMed me the SECOND I signed on, and now he sent me to this link about a crush calculator or something, and...I don't know what to do!! AHHHHHHHHHH! HELP!
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4753
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:16pm
Poor Elphie. Why did you give him your AIM? Silly.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#4754
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:17pm
Regarding NYU: I'd recommend the Princeton Review's website (or, if you can afford it, one of their college guidebooks) for exact details. I believe approximately 28% of applicants are accepted with an average SAT score in the upper 1300s-low 1400s (old scale).
The NYU newspaper published some data about acceptance rates last week, if anyone is interested: http://www.nyunews.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2006/02/02/43e1c87f52d5d?in_archive=1
I think the extent of anything I've done would be saving geometry proofs in my calculator and copying the first 18 lines of The Canterbury Tales out of my purse on a "memorization test" (don't ask, my teacher was odd).
Heh, our math teachers made us use cheapo calculators on tests so we couldn't do that, and one of my wackier professors enjoyed telling us the story of how she cheated on her Astronomy midterm in college by writing the information on her legs and wearing a skirt the day of the test.
The NYU newspaper published some data about acceptance rates last week, if anyone is interested: http://www.nyunews.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2006/02/02/43e1c87f52d5d?in_archive=1
I think the extent of anything I've done would be saving geometry proofs in my calculator and copying the first 18 lines of The Canterbury Tales out of my purse on a "memorization test" (don't ask, my teacher was odd).
Heh, our math teachers made us use cheapo calculators on tests so we couldn't do that, and one of my wackier professors enjoyed telling us the story of how she cheated on her Astronomy midterm in college by writing the information on her legs and wearing a skirt the day of the test.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#4755
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:17pm
What was wrong with the Cat Scratch Club?
I wasn't the one who originally brought this up, but I always imagined it as a seedy S&M club in a run-down East Village building, not something that looks as nice as Scores!
Elphie, I think you should gently just tell him that you're not interested. :) Say that you're flattered that he thinks that much of you, but you're a bit old for him.
I wasn't the one who originally brought this up, but I always imagined it as a seedy S&M club in a run-down East Village building, not something that looks as nice as Scores!
Elphie, I think you should gently just tell him that you're not interested. :) Say that you're flattered that he thinks that much of you, but you're a bit old for him.
#4756
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:17pm
Don't do that crush calculator thing.
And I've definitely regretted giving my screename to people I met at this rally thing. I knew them for like two days and they IM me constantly!
And I've definitely regretted giving my screename to people I met at this rally thing. I knew them for like two days and they IM me constantly!
#4757
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:17pm
That's fun. 
Yay for crazy English teachers.
I think I can still recite most of it.
"Whan that Aprille with his shores sote,
The droghte of March perced to the rote"
*stops*
It's things like this that end up clogging my memory so that I can't memorize things now, I think.
Yay for crazy English teachers. I think I can still recite most of it.
"Whan that Aprille with his shores sote,
The droghte of March perced to the rote"
*stops*
It's things like this that end up clogging my memory so that I can't memorize things now, I think.
#4758
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:19pm
Yeah, it was a little too nice, but I did like how in the outside shot of it, the lights of the sign were the only bright thing on the street.
#4759
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:20pm
I gave him my AIM because he asked. What was I supposed to do? Say NO to his face?
Okay, so it's not *quite* as bad as I thought. The crush calculator made me put in my name and put the name of my crush (I put Raul, hee). Then it went "Aha! You've been fooled! Your crushes have been sent to (this guy)." He said he wanted to use it as blackmail. But I still don't know what to think... AHHHHH!
Okay, so it's not *quite* as bad as I thought. The crush calculator made me put in my name and put the name of my crush (I put Raul, hee). Then it went "Aha! You've been fooled! Your crushes have been sent to (this guy)." He said he wanted to use it as blackmail. But I still don't know what to think... AHHHHH!
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4760
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:21pm
Elphie, whatever you do, do not go to that online crush calculator thing. I went to eCrush 5 years ago to try to guess the identity of someone who sent me a crush notification, and I'm still getting spam from some poetry competition that I had to enter to get a hint.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#4761
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:21pm
BG, thanks for the link. Holy ****, if they only plan to admit 4,100 people and received 35,073 applications -- that's an 11.8% acceptance rate! I guess I'm lucky!
Elphie, I always tell the people I have no desire to communciate with via AIM that I don't have a screenname.
Elphie, I always tell the people I have no desire to communciate with via AIM that I don't have a screenname.
Updated On: 2/5/06 at 11:21 PM
#4762
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:22pm
Oops, too late! Ah, well.
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4763
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:23pm
Do You Love Me just came on my iTunes, and it reminded me of Adam, because he can't dance.
#4764
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:26pm
SD~ It's not that I have no desire to communicate with him; I like him well enough, but merely as a sort of friend. Also, when he asked, my sister was sitting right there and she went "OH, YEAH SHE DOES!" So, I couldn't very well say "No".
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4765
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:29pm
Since it was mentioned earlier...Grey's Anatomy tonight...so good!
And as also mentioned just a second ago, do NOT under any circumstances use eCrush/crush calcuators/etc...those just breed spam.
And as also mentioned just a second ago, do NOT under any circumstances use eCrush/crush calcuators/etc...those just breed spam.
#4766
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:30pm
Oh, okay. I see. Sorry, then. 
#4767
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:31pm
It's okay. I'll deal.
I didn't have to give my email address for that thing, so maybe I won't get any spam.
I didn't have to give my email address for that thing, so maybe I won't get any spam.
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Wishes come true, not free.
Wishes come true, not free.
#4768
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:34pm
I was thinking of those opening lines from The Canterbury Tales just today. My college professor had us learn (what they think might be) the correct pronunciation and take turns reading aloud. He would give the shy girls the dirtier bits to do, of course. But I still remember those opening lines, and kind of how they were pronounced. And how TS Eliot echoed them when he wrote The Wasteland.
April is the cruellest month, breeding
Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing
Memory and desire, stirring
Dull roots with spring rain.
(I had to look up the Eliot though.)
April is the cruellest month, breeding
Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing
Memory and desire, stirring
Dull roots with spring rain.
(I had to look up the Eliot though.)
#4769
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:40pm
"There's nothing wrong with SUNY schools."
Unless it's ESF
To catch up-
I'm good at essays, but bad at in-class essays because I'm ADHD and I can't sort out my thoughts in time.
I don't intend on cheating, but occasionally my eyes wander during multiple choice tests.
My freshman year, we had to memorize a monologue from Romeo and Juliet. I really wanted to do this one, because I already had most of it memorized but this obnoxious girl got picked first and she wanted to do it just because it was Juliet's, so I got stuck doing a Nanny's speech and I completely blanked on it, so it sucked. Still don't like that girl.
Unless it's ESF
To catch up-
I'm good at essays, but bad at in-class essays because I'm ADHD and I can't sort out my thoughts in time.
I don't intend on cheating, but occasionally my eyes wander during multiple choice tests.
My freshman year, we had to memorize a monologue from Romeo and Juliet. I really wanted to do this one, because I already had most of it memorized but this obnoxious girl got picked first and she wanted to do it just because it was Juliet's, so I got stuck doing a Nanny's speech and I completely blanked on it, so it sucked. Still don't like that girl.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never knowing how
Wanting life but never knowing how
#4770
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:41pm
T.S. Eliot? I came in at the right time - I'm always up for some literature-related threadjacking!
I love The Wasteland, with all the images it creates, all the thoughts it provokes, all the references it makes to everything from Buddhism to Shakespeare. I think it's such a beautiful poem; which can be taken as ironic, as one interpretation of the poem is that it criticizes modern society for its lack of culture/beauty.
I love The Wasteland, with all the images it creates, all the thoughts it provokes, all the references it makes to everything from Buddhism to Shakespeare. I think it's such a beautiful poem; which can be taken as ironic, as one interpretation of the poem is that it criticizes modern society for its lack of culture/beauty.
#4771
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:41pm
This thread is going to be done tonight, I'm sure of it.
#4773
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:45pm
Assuming the talk about T.S. Eliot didn't kill it.
#4774
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:45pm
I don't want to go to sleep because I don't want to miss the making of a new thread...I'll just get pajamas on for now.
Shari Lewis: Did you ever wish upon a star?
Lamb Chop: I once asked Mr. Rogers for his autograph.
#4775
Posted: 2/5/06 at 11:47pm
Guess what.
With this post, I'm a legend.
It took me two weeks after I made my new username.
I talk too much.
With this post, I'm a legend.
It took me two weeks after I made my new username.
I talk too much.
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