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jinianModern pinup babe sadly does not appear to be hyperintelligent or anything.
OmniWeb displays <ul type="circle"> with dashes instead of circles, and I missed a point on my quiz for it. Hmph.
I'm really pretty sure that I saw a bus with a factually impossible Amfar ad on it today, but the ads on their site don't say what I saw. (Thought it said, "1 in 250 Americans is HIV-positive. 1 in 500 of them know it." The "of them" isn't on their site, but why would the ad have set off the edit-detector otherwise?)
Did people always wish each other a nice day? I have this idea that it'd make more sense to wish someone a good harvest, or something, if their lives were spent more on longer-term goals like that. Are we as a culture strangely focused on the immediate? (Well, the answer to that last one is pretty clear.) Maybe I am just obsessing about goals because I'm starting to grow some. (Still inchoate, will share eventually.)
And back to smart-and-beautiful: Love is a Fallacy.
Now, how much homework do you suppose I got done this afternoon? *whistle*
OmniWeb displays <ul type="circle"> with dashes instead of circles, and I missed a point on my quiz for it. Hmph.
I'm really pretty sure that I saw a bus with a factually impossible Amfar ad on it today, but the ads on their site don't say what I saw. (Thought it said, "1 in 250 Americans is HIV-positive. 1 in 500 of them know it." The "of them" isn't on their site, but why would the ad have set off the edit-detector otherwise?)
Did people always wish each other a nice day? I have this idea that it'd make more sense to wish someone a good harvest, or something, if their lives were spent more on longer-term goals like that. Are we as a culture strangely focused on the immediate? (Well, the answer to that last one is pretty clear.) Maybe I am just obsessing about goals because I'm starting to grow some. (Still inchoate, will share eventually.)
And back to smart-and-beautiful: Love is a Fallacy.
Now, how much homework do you suppose I got done this afternoon? *whistle*
