pat didn't mention a girlfriend - in fact, i think he's crashing at a friend's place. he's moving to LA in march. you will be (or maybe not) relieved to know that he's still a huge nerd 
a photo!
All hope is not lost!
Very happy to hear that he's still a huge nerd. Actually... I don't know if I ever realized he was a huge nerd; I was too busy realizing he was perfect
Thanks for the pic, too. New flickr fave!
I had three "girlfriends" in preschool: Ashley, Lana, and Nathalie.
Ashley became quite a promiscuous gal in high school and was branded with the unfortunate nickname, "Shit-dick-licker."
Lana moved away when I was in elementary school with her free-spirited parents to the Virgin Islands. After a stint as an Abercrombie and Polo model, she's now a college dropout / free spirit.
I saw Nathalie once after pre-school. I got a speeding ticket my senior year in a neighboring county, and when I went to court, I recognized the dirty-blonde girl sitting in the front of the court room in a orange suit with shackles on her hands and feet.
I don't think I'm anyone's former love. I'm too normal.
dude - when i called him, he was watching 'battlestar galactica'. which i love, but still. just saying. i mean, i'm a HUGE dork; we can smell our own.
Tyler: You're being too modest. I'm sure somewhere, on some blog, some girl is like, "You think you had it bad? Well my former love now takes pictures of his cat posed with books, some of questionable literary merit!"
Kara: Is there such a thing as geek pherimones? If so, that could explain some of the attraction. "Battlestar Galactica!" That's so cute!
"pheromones".
Medill, obviously, is not what it claims to be.
And Galactica is not a geeky show. At least for men. If he were, say, a fan of Smallville, then one would have cause for concern.
But BSG for the most part is very good and relatively ungeeky.
Well Dave(1), I am of the opinion that 99.9% of sci-fi is geeky, so I can't agree with you on Galactica. However, I can agree that any self-respecting male could not admit to liking Smallville...
Erin: Sounds like you've had as much luck in relations with members of the opposite sex as I have. Anyway, keep looking. Someone's bound to come along, right?
Dave(2)
pat also likes smallville.
My sophomore-year roommate loved Smallville. And All My Children. There was no question he was all kinds of crazy.
Pat is a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a Battlestar Galactica costume (or perhaps Superman's underwear-over-tights getup?)
Where do we draw the line between not-quite-a-geek and "self-respecting male"?
I'm confused.
In an only-related-in-that-we're-talking-about-geeks note: Last night I was working late late, and I don't remember much, except that somehow my "Two Towers" DVD was put on, and somehow I decided, in my deadline haze, that I needed to learn archery. Like NOW.
Oh, hey Kara, remember that poster you made me that was all in Elvish? I think I still have that. Must be worth millions now, huh? Where did you learn to write Elvish?
[No need to point out that somewhere, on some blog, some boy is all "You think you've dated some losers? My former girlfriend wants to be an elf!"]
""Where do we draw the line between not-quite-a-geek and "self-respecting male"?"
I don't know, but I have a feeling I've been toe-ing said line for a long time now.
Erin, thanks for pointing out to me that I am a big weirdo.
By the way, if I made a feline literary snobbery calendar, would you buy it at Barnes and Noble?
Uh, sheeyeah!
But only if you use this one for November.
November never has a good picture; every calendar designer ever has felt the need to use something orange or, if the calendar is movie-themed, to use the least important and/or attractive character for November. If they made a "Lord of the Rings" calendar, November would have Gimli.
So, yes, I would buy your cat calender if November didn't have your cat reading something dumb.
Taking that Cat Fancy article on dating to heart, I see. Perhaps the Quinn-Coates wedding can be a Cat-themed masquerade, with attendees dressed as notable felines from Broadway: Skimbleshanks and Old Deuteronomy, the Cowardly Lion, etc. etc. etc. And socks as reception gifts.
In your defense, you're just having your "I want to be an elf" phase late. Everyone else totally had it (whether or not they will admit it) when the movies came out, and you didn't see them all. Must I bring up the conversation where we all talked about getting the elvish tattoo and decided which Lord of the Rings character we were (I'm still annoyed I was gay, boring Sam). Then again, maybe this all doesn't prove that you aren't a dork, it just means all your friends are dorks as well...
bbbc2f 9add36a729
gerber baby insurance gerber baby insurance gerber baby insurance // local poker game local poker game local poker game
bad credit business loans bad credit business loans bad credit business loans // loan til payday loan til payday loan til payday
affiliate casino internet affiliate casino internet affiliate casino internet. cheat free pogo slot cheat free pogo slot cheat free pogo slot.
Commenting by HaloScan
