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It's snowing. Yesterday was 20 degrees Celsius . Fuck this place!
wtf is Celsius. GTFO with that shit.
After ~1 month in a non US country I'm quickly learning (and preferring) all the new ways of measurement and what not. Military time? Awesome. Kilometers? Great! But I still don't fully grasp Celsius. All I know is that it's usually 38+ here which is metric system for "hot as hell"
After ~1 month in a non US country I'm quickly learning (and preferring) the all the new ways of measurement and what not. Military time? Awesome. Kilometers? Great! But I still don't fully grasp Celsius. All I know is that it's usually 38+ here which is metric system for "hot as hell"
tha sounds like waaaaaay too much math. Fuck that. In terrible ya math. Fuck KM. Boner a jean suit sounds awesome. I want one. Will I be judges?
Post by heyyitskait on May 3, 2014 12:06:46 GMT -5
I was out at this free concert series my city has during the summer and ran into my boss. He was rocking the greatest Canadian Tux. I wish I had a picture of it.
Just picture a 50-something year old man, around 6 feet tall, with white fluffy hair, a gray handlebar mustache into a goatee wearing a light blue denim shirt and jeans.
I find it really, really interesting that so many of the hippie-esque types who show up to fests are very much about expressing individuality and bucking the system and are on that whole countercultural trip, but when you put everyone like that together...they all look the same. It really makes me wonder how many truly are being themselves, and how many are just conforming to the nonconformist stereotype.
I find it really, really interesting that so many of the hippie-esque types who show up to fests are very much about expressing individuality and bucking the system and are on that whole countercultural trip, but when you put everyone like that together...they all look the same. It really makes me wonder how many truly are being themselves, and how many are just conforming to the nonconformist stereotype.
The Architecture program at UTK shares the building with the Art program. When I was in Architecture, I did totally notice how many (not all but many) were so different from the norm but in the exact same way.