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Plagiarism is bad.

In Ms McCafferty's book, a passage reads: "He was invading my personal space, as I had learned in Psych class, and I instinctively sank back into the seat. That just made him move in closer."

In Ms Viswanathan's book, a section reads: "He was definitely invading my personal space, as I had learned in Human Evolution class last summer, and I instinctively backed up till my legs hit the chair I had been sitting in."


And it makes you look like a dumbass.

Obviously her lawyer friend was an avid writer in three different newspapers and goes by three different alias's.

But yeah, bad. If I'm going to read something for reference I will read it over once, go watch some T.V or listen to music-- then in a minimum of half an hour, sit down and just write. It works suprisingly good.

Imagine a woman. She goes into a bar and, for whatever reason, is treated poorly by the regulars. She is indignant but eventually leaves. She goes down the block to a coffeehouse. Afterhours, some of the bar patrons stop in and she feels that they are boorish and insulting to her and her friends.

Our sympathies are with the woman, no?

Now imagine you visit her home. You ask her where the bathroom is at. She tells you the second door on the left but you, having missed left/right day in kindergarten enter the second door on the right. You are confronted with a room plastered with page after page of old news clippings about the people from the bar. Most dating from long before she first stopped in but dug up by her in her angry obsession.

[Cue Psycho music]
WHEEEP! WHEEEP! WHEEEP!

Crazy psycho *****! Crazy psycho *****!!

Post the password in the Super Secret Angsty spot.

He's a close-talker!

I never liked that show, cept for maybe a couple of epesoids; that one in specific being one of them.

Oh...and the one where George isn't attracted this his girlfriend at the time because she's bald and what's-her-face goes mental on him.

Never was a Seinfeld fan. Then again Im not a tv fan either unless its the Discovery or History channel

One word: Communists.

Off topic but I watched Enemy at the Gates last night and remarked to the ladyfriend that it was probably the first movie I've seen with the Soviets as the "good guys".

Edited, Tue Apr 25 12:12:21 2006 by Jophiel

All 20 seconds of it ...

The foreplay between Jude Law and Ed Harris was heartbreaking.




Vassili, just shoot the bast[red][/red]ard already!

ahhh so they kept it realistic, did they?

You just reminded me of my first time on the interwebs. It was 1992 at CyberPerk Cafe in Ottawa. I still have a mug to commemorate the event. Windows 3.11 with Netscape 1.0. Oh the memories.

Will you marry me??