for future reference, are we using MLA or Chicago style?

we're using the french defense

i had to use chicago in undergrad. really felt the footnotes made me look smarter. well at least made my papers look smarter.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:been building up a pretty big pile of stuff to donate to my local thrift store before I move, just realized this morning that that ship has sailed

i don't even know what this means. you're not donating stuff now?

no, the thrift store is a pile of rubble

There might be another one in Philly.

yeah, but not two blocks away. having to cart my shit to another neighborhood kind of kills the purpose of getting rid of it so I don't have to move it

Houshphandzadeh wrote:yeah, but not two blocks away. having to cart my shit to another neighborhood kind of kills the purpose of getting rid of it so I don't have to move it

I've heard some of these places arrange to pick stuff up these days

There are multiple bomb threats at Princeton U. and the campus is being evacuated.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:yeah, but not two blocks away. having to cart my shit to another neighborhood kind of kills the purpose of getting rid of it so I don't have to move it

Out where we live, you can setup a pick up from the Purple Heart. They support wounded vets with your donation, so it's a good cause and all, and I believe 100% goes to the vets. Here's a link to schedule a pickup.
http://gd.purpleheartpickup.org/gd.dona ... fault.aspx

We just leave the stuff bagged on the front porch and they come around and get it. It's easy and for a great cause.

thanks

Bill McNeal wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:yeah, but not two blocks away. having to cart my shit to another neighborhood kind of kills the purpose of getting rid of it so I don't have to move it

Out where we live, you can setup a pick up from the Purple Heart. They support wounded vets with your donation, so it's a good cause and all, and I believe 100% goes to the vets. Here's a link to schedule a pickup.
http://gd.purpleheartpickup.org/gd.dona ... fault.aspx

We just leave the stuff bagged on the front porch and they come around and get it. It's easy and for a great cause.

Thanks for making it look like I occasionally know something, McNeal! I owe you

teamwork!

you guys should pair up for the three legged race next Saturday

Houshphandzadeh wrote:teamwork!

you guys should pair up for the three legged race next Saturday

Not sure I'm ready to explore those kinds of feelings

/Bunsen/Benson/whatever

is it ok to just toss out a rug?

Houshphandzadeh wrote:is it ok to just toss out a rug?

saw a guy 3 floors up in washington throw his rug off of his balcony the other day

Getting something notarized can be sucky.

jamiethekiller wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:is it ok to just toss out a rug?

saw a guy 3 floors up in washington throw his rug off of his balcony the other day

I think if I had a house, I'd say screw it and put it on the street (in front of a neighbor's), but my janitor guy will have to carry it down from the third floor trash area

maybe I should go toss it on the thrift store rubble

PrattRules wrote:Getting something notarized can be sucky.

Considerably worse than it used to be.

Women, as a gender, seem inclined to imagine that when they mention a thing, it is equivalent to doing something about that thing

the consequence is that while, say, a guy within earshot actually does something about that thing, she accredits the doing of something to herself

This habit of mind, and accounting, has been absorbed by most modern corporate executives