trinacriabob

Yes. Like mustang said, the number of douche bags in architecture (either impractical while in school or too full of themselves while in the work world) is too big to escape detection. On another note, many of them work at looking weird. That hurts the way those "paying the freight" perceive them, in my mind. But tell them that... At least most lawyers look like their billing rates...not that that's a good thing...

pyramid

OK, this is a crazy question. All of my college training deals is ultra-pratical -- how things go together and how to look at/evaluate money. Society stereotypes certain jobs as male (miner) and certain jobs as female (make-up artist), for example. Is there an occupation typical of the other gender that you could do, or would do? Since I asked the question, I'll go first. I practically live at Borders or Barnes and Noble, so I could have been a librarian (work with books and information all day, and get paid for it). It's far from my first occupational choice, but it's the only one that comes to mind that is not a male dominated field, not by a long shot. But could you imagine dealing with frustrated anal-retentive spinsters all day long? (I'm stereotyping). That part wouldn't be fun. Do you have a response?

I remember! That event caused the bridge over the harbor to be renamed and Lisbon parties on Santo Antonio's day and couples who wish to marry get their marriage license fees waived on that day...that's what I remember reading! I would have gone to a couple of good Mexican restaurants near where I work but I've got a really bland taste palate, so the pico de gallo would have caused my stomach to churn all afternoon.

Feliz 25 de Abril a voce. You guys commemorate that, right? And Santo Antonio (Jun. 13), too?

The Beverly Hillbillies (the home used was in Bel Air, not Beverly Hills)

Happy birthday.

No. Went to a pasta buffet for lunch. Hope you all realize it's NOT Mexican Independence Day. It's the commemoration of an important battle in Mexican history, though.

Tehachapi (yes, there is a Tehachapi)

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I KNEW that if you were next, that's what a person from the Iberian Peninsula would say. Response to thread: Barcelona

I'll add that one to the collection. Here's another often quoted one. Q: What do you call 5,000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean? A: A good start.

gaudy

I don't like the idea of the flush. I have always used "drop and drain," but do it every 20,000 to 25,000 miles, regardless of how hard the driving has been. With that kind of frequency, I thus far have 256,000 miles on the original trans. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

acquired taste

gut

Buona fortuna Bon chance Buena suerte Boa sorte How the hell do you say Good Luck in Deutsch? Sorry, no German flag icon on the site. Yeah, I have a gnawing feeling in my stomach about GM as well. Will you like living over there? I guess you probably identify as more European than you do American. I wish you the best. I'm sure you'll always have one foot in the U.S.

tuck

ice cream cone

um cha preto response to thread: house (as in coffeehouse)

cups

Viagra

Agreed. Can we spell "I-n-t-r-i-g-u-e?"

depressed

au revoir