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Posted: **6/27/2008, 1:06 pm**

I have a check for $11,500 8-)

Is your niece for sale?

Posted: **6/27/2008, 1:16 pm**

She is not for sale!

She's also very small and cute and lovely looking :love:

Posted: **6/27/2008, 2:40 pm**

crustine wrote:I wasn't suggesting taking intro courses for your electives. Usually once you have completed first or second year you are able to take upper year courses in most areas. Also I think it was different for me because being in sciences you have many more required courses so if you put them off you are majorly screwed, actually I don't think it is even possible.
You are right that the intro courses, when taken in your final year, are incredibly inane, unless you are taking them to boost your average.
Be thankful for the opportunity to take electives as there are programs, engineering for one, where you get a grand total of 2 credits the entire 4 years to take what you want. Personally I am not sure that is a very well rounded education.

Hey if you can take some music courses i would definitely recommend it. The ethnomusicology course I took was amazing - i think it was World Music.

i miss electives :cry:

Posted: **6/27/2008, 4:44 pm**

Kicker774 wrote:I have a check for $11,500

Is your niece for sale?

No but you can pay me to not ban you from this forum...which I now consider doing...

Posted: **6/27/2008, 5:27 pm**

kicker eats babies.

Posted: **6/27/2008, 6:53 pm**

Get in ma bellai!! I'm gonna eat ya!!

All in good fun of course.

On the serious and maybe a bit sappy side, I can tell you it does change your life even if it isn't your own child.
Before my nephew was born I never wanted anything to do with kids. Never really smiled at them. They usually just got in my way.

Now after watching him grow up over the past 9 years I always smile at kids and say hello to them. When I buy cereal I buy the one with the coolest toys in them and give them to little kids at the race track.

Posted: **6/27/2008, 7:33 pm**

Kicker i thought of you today. On my walk there was this dude and his girl taking pictures of his new wheels down by the water. I remembered a thread talking about the best backdrop for vehicular pictures. It was kinda funny watching them stage the shot. I liked the one with the sail boat flying the spinnaker behind it. I bet they are great pics

Posted: **6/27/2008, 7:43 pm**

Yea I tend to get strange looks sometimes.
Or hassled by airport rent-a-cops

My car was in neutral not park!!

That shot would had been so much sweeter were it not for that useless fence!

Posted: **6/30/2008, 5:34 am**

@ Sooz - now that I'm back from London, I finally understand your little icon thingy

Posted: **6/30/2008, 7:13 am**

Never been to the UK and I udnerstood it all along.

Welcome back Megan. I swung by your place Sunday morning to say hello but you might not had been back by then. Tell us all about England.

Posted: **6/30/2008, 10:35 am**

myownsatellite wrote:@ Sooz - now that I'm back from London, I finally understand your little icon thingy

hehe. My original avatar said Angel on it, but Stace made me the Soozy version. Now if only I could really have my own tube station.

I hope you had a good trip?

Posted: **6/30/2008, 2:34 pm**

Brian, I moved so even if I had been home you wouldn't have caught me. I didn't get home until 7am today.

Sooz, I love the tube. LOVE. Much better than the NYC subway. *shakes fist* I miss all the "Mind the gap" and everything

The trip was awesome <3 Too bad I didn't get a chance to talk to you before I left, we could have met up while I was there!

Posted: **6/30/2008, 7:34 pm**

I ate dinner at the coolest place tonight: O Noir
It's completely in the dark, and the servers are all blind. You order before you go in, and you eat without being able to see anything. Really an amazing experience. Yummy food too. :love:

Posted: **6/30/2008, 9:06 pm**

Bret Michaels took three of his girls there during the last season of Rock of Love. It was interesting to watch. Not sure I'd ever want to eat at one of those places myself!

Posted: **7/1/2008, 12:01 am**

beautiful liar wrote:I ate dinner at the coolest place tonight: O Noir
It's completely in the dark, and the servers are all blind. You order before you go in, and you eat without being able to see anything. Really an amazing experience. Yummy food too.

Probably an easy way to pass off leftover poutine that's becoming green and moldy

Posted: **7/1/2008, 1:37 am**

We'll see. If I'm sick tomorrow, you win

Posted: **7/1/2008, 5:44 am**

hmm interesting.. new posts in the news section cant be edited or deleted.

also poutine :drool:

god i miss poutine.
poutine and a keiths and im in heaven

Posted: **7/1/2008, 5:49 pm**

I loved the tube too! Seriously...if we just had that here...life would be so much easier.

Posted: **7/1/2008, 7:51 pm**

Just being able to swipe my card at the tube and even on buses was amazing. I didn't have to stand in line to get a ticket, I didn't have to talk to morons who don't speak English or understand the question "Which train goes to Penn Station?" All I had to do was swipe the card and run to my platform. The trains run every five minutes instead of every 15-20, I could get to almost anywhere within a half hour, it was awesome.

*shakes fist at the NYC subway*

Posted: **7/2/2008, 9:12 pm**

I had a bit of trouble getting the hang of swiping that damn card though. I am an American idiot.

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