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Originally posted by Markers:
Biology?How does one want to study that (seriously, I am curious)?
I want to study it because I find the organization and how the cell works very interesting. My particular field of study is cell biology, but I might switch to cell biology and biochemistry. I find it really cool how everything works like you think it should. I am a big math geek though, so Chemistry is also a favourite of mine. I want to study it, as well, because I'd like to go to medical/dental school.
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Originally posted by Mr. C.:
What car do you drive? If you don't own one, what would you own, within your means? Do you even care?Oh, and PM me on Rogue for those cards. PMs here don't work with me.
I drive one of either a 2002 Subaru Outback or a 2006 Subaru Outback, whichever my parents aren't using at the time. If I didn't have access, I'd drive some beater to get to and from Magic events. I've figured that I could sell my cards and invest in a Challenger, but I like playing Magic more.
I'll PM you on Rogue with my cell number.
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Originally posted by Stab:
As you are in Canada, I must ask this:How much do you love Hockey?
What is your favorite Hockey:
-Team?
-Player?
-Moment?
Will the staff at Air Canada ever be happy?
I love hockey enough to watch it if I have nothing else to do, or I'll watch the last 5 minutes to find out who won so I don't seem like a douche to all my friends. We have hockey on our money, ffs. But, I'm not a huge fan.
My favourite team is the Dallas Stars, even though I never watch them play, don't know anyone on the team, etc. It's from many years ago, I just thought the team was cool.
Favourite player would be I don't know? Least favourite is Roberto Luongo. Fire him immediately, please.
Favourite moment would have to be the 2002 Salt Lake City Olypmic win over the US since I got to watch it. I was working on the Olympics and the Stanley Cup final this past year.
Air Canada is really bitchy. I hope they get it resolved.
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Originally posted by Volcanon:
Do you realize that going back and killing the Nazis would mean that we never made the advances in rocketry that resulted in space flight and orbiting satellites we have now?
Yes, but I'd be interested to see where we're at.
-Matt