Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

yayfulness, I think you cursed me. Now I'm doing frustrating calculus. Why does the quotient rule have to result in such huge equations?

And why does my mind insist on confusing z and 3?

Cheese is cheesy.

A visit, I think. And that way you can see if they need some food or other help.

Only a little bit. ;D

Sour dough with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, artichokes with lemon butter, and fresh peaches. Mmmmm!

And we ate on the floor, which made it even better.

Heh. Ironically my bike needs some help as well. (I've been meaning to go down to the bike collective, but haven't had the time yet.) If you want to work on it, you are more than welcome to!

Sure, but there are a lot of bike shops in Provo, and most of them don't charge all that much. I don't think you could make very much money doing that.

I don't really have any advice, but I wanted to say that I really wish the US was more like the DR in this regard. There, you can say that someone is brown, black, white, fat, thin, whatever, and no one gets offended. You are just describing how they are. Well, I guess I do have a little bit of advi...

We should start a club.

My little sister need a scan of this page of this dictionary for something she is doing at the Joseph Smith Papers, and I thought it looked neat.

Just wanted to share my new desktop image.

(I'm weird.)

And good luck doing anything useful on it. ;D

Congrats!

Okay, so I'm reading Dracula and just came across a quote that I think applies exactly to this discussion! I suppose that there is something in woman's nature that makes a man free to break down before her and express his feelings on the tender or emotional side without feeling it derogatory to his ...

Although, on reading them again, it sounds like even they are unwilling to make a specific call on it. I'm guessing that you might get in trouble for something "extreme" but probably not for anything else. Which is probably the right call. Though it does seem like the safer option would ha...

Well, there was that mention of the BYU Idaho policy, where students are required to cover up tattoos. But it seems impractical to me for many of them (arms, for example) and a little ridiculous. For example: Al Fox. She gave a devotional at a recent multi-ward campout that I went to and she is an a...

That sounds okay for a non-professional interpreter.

Great, no more temporary tattoos for me. But at least I know who to blame.




;D

http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/68369/ So, due to some recent happenings in my life I found this Q&A very interesting, and I was wondering what the other members of the BB thought about it? I can totally understand the disbelief that people have about depression and drug therapies, but I've do...

I'm sorry. That stinks.