Posts by retronotmetro

Ascot Chang has at least two types of fusible--one is rigid and the other is soft. In my experience (more than 24 shirts over the past 20 years) the more rigid one is prone to shrinkage and other issues, while the softer one is less...

When you consider the manipulation of self-reported statistics and the fact that some deans arrange quid pro quo peer rank boosting with their buddies, the USNWR rankings make the BCS look objective.

I'm eventually going to break down and buy the horse head pillow. http://www.kropserkel.com/horse_head_pillow.htm

Quote:Originally Posted by Patek To paraphrase a quote from the M3 forum: Not wearing your shoes to keep their value is like not fucking your girlfriend so that he next boyfriend will be able to enjoy her more. Wearing a pair of...

Quote:Originally Posted by Gdot Quote:Originally Posted by retronotmetro I mostly fly economy class, so my coat typically does not get to ride in the front of the plane and has to stay on me in the back. This means that...

Quote:Originally Posted by Gdot Quote:Originally Posted by Nicola The travel line is aimed at people traveling. They tend to come with features like this. If you're on a plane for hours the fact the pack of gum in one of your...

Quote:Originally Posted by Lord-Barrington Quote:Originally Posted by aleksandr I would say the big three markets are China (and as a subset, Hong Kong), Korea and Japan. To a lesser extent, Singapore. And consequently, if you...

Quote:Originally Posted by JChance Quote:Originally Posted by aleksandr As another alternative if you are dead set on going to law school / are already halfway through, if you have any connection whatsoever with Asia and the...

Quote:Originally Posted by skitlets  I suspected as much. Conjecture or are you studying at UCI? I figured in the first year or two, faculty will be using all of their connections to land jobs for students. I'm hoping it carries...

Quote:Originally Posted by skitlets Quote:Originally Posted by IUtoSLU Myabe this has been said, but you can't trust any school's "employment numbers." This is a well-known and documented problem with the ABA's regulation on...