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See, I don't get this.
As far as I'm concerned prom is basically a costume party. Mistakes are not possible.
One guy touched me on the shoulder at boot camp like, super briefly, and this dick chief threatened to separate him and said he wasn't committed to the Navy because he touched me.
I think the view from Camp Scrubfriends is perhaps a bit skewed!
i no longer really have this discomfort but initially when i was first exploring program that exact concept scared me. sometimes the amount of stuff i had to learn seemed overwhelming and i thought 'how will i ever be competitive with- or even in the same league- the kids who have been doing this since before puberty'
brb, going to my mom's house.
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When I tried it last month I was bitching about it a lot.
The shooting doesn't even get fun until you can unlock a scope! The iron sights are negative fun. I couldn't see shit and I was dying. As soon as I got the 4x with the chevrons it was duck season.
<_<
>_>
Touché, spool!
I got punched in the face and my nose broken by a huge guy and held back a year because of the school's zero tolerance policy against fighting
The rest of the school career was depression, medication, and therapy
ages 15 and 16 contain basically no memories and I dropped out after that
sup brah
those clothes are comfy!
You'll have to remove my leggings from my cold, dead, man-ish hands.
i know some people in forth year taking a class which features neural networks
someone learning that on their own really isn't surprising
That is actually not bad.
Next formal work function I'm so going to rock that.
Or go in my Hitman Cosplay.
We'll see when the time comes.
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/user/Mort-ZA/
@MortNZ
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
you do so by getting into technologies that are new. Nothing I learned as a teenager is even remotely useful today. At least not directly. There is some advantage in that each time you learn a new language it is easier than before.
I wouldn't want to compete as a pure C++ dev against someone with 20 years experience. But I'd go up against them on like win8 apps or XAML or whatevs any day.
oh i forgot to add
i also had one of those "black chrome" belts
i think my senior prom was more formal so i wore a plain black tux so those pictures are tolerable, even though i look like a damn child
They are super comfy, aren't they? When I wear leggings with a shortish dress (which covers my butt, mind), I'm always like wow wut.
That's what I wore.
I guess the only difference is, I actually looked bad ass.
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/user/Mort-ZA/
@MortNZ
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
Programming is something that I honestly am pissed is not taught to children almost immediately. The basic concepts are so simple and intuitive and so easily built off of that young children should be capable of grasping them much more easily than a lot of our even most rudimentary subjects. It's also a skill that has basically boundless applications. There are very, very few people in the world who wouldn't benefit from learning some programming logic.
Imagine the way it would affect the way products are made and society is run if we could make the same basic assumptions about literacy in programming as we can about literacy in English about the general populace? Programming ought to be a fundamental skill.
Sometimes I wear them without a dress. Like I wear them as pants.
Fashion faux pas, maybe. But fuck it, I do what I want.
I can assure you that you did not.
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Well, it's molded by that obviously. I meant that at the point where a girl is picking out clothes in the morning, it's usually more "i love how I look in this" than "boys will love this."
I think that is an excellent idea.
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What's weird is that, that guy thought I was gay up until I told him I wasn't, so his hand on my shoulder meant nothing.
I went to the top of the mountain
it was nice
then we went down another path that took us through a really cool area and we discussed architecture
*gentle hand on shoulder*
no
no mortious
you
*tears up*
.......you didn't
Yo
http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~tmf20/tieknots.shtml
the tie knot i generally use doesn't have an actual name?
it's knot type 10 Li Co Li Ro Li Co T
Hahahaha
tired
omg
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like so bad, you have no idea.
I can't speak with authority but I'm pretty sure there are at least some girls who dress thinking "boys will love this", "girls will love this" or "I will gain the attention of the dark lord cthulu by wearing this"
I finished the semester's worth of work (basically learning to type) in two classes and spent the rest of the class dicking around on the internet
God, then there's no chance of them leaving the country. We'll have to deal with programmers everywhere, correcting people about small, unimportant details!
Hey, are you wearing space pants?
Because that ass is out of this world.