What Are You Doing At This Moment? Part 2

[DrWho42 13]

Watching this terrific BBC-2 sci-fi comedy television series.

[DrWho42 13]

Researching Lemuria and other phantom islands/continents.

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[3 of 7 0]

Is at work and printing pictures on some puzzles. Since it takes two minutes to wait till the print is finished each time, I got time to be here.  :borgqueen:

 

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The same thing today. :borgqueen:

 

[ddillard 2]

Sitting at work, waiting on my second call.

[hangon 3]

I am at work sorting out my new office..lol well the first thing i did was get online to chat with a friend B) ..having no computer at home sucks B) also my office is not near debbies anymore but i have already found away for me to pass hers now and again B)

[Valeris 2]

Sitting here in the computer lab at my school listening to this song my friend Chelsea wanted me to listen to and posting here. B)

[A l t e r E g o 9]

Catching up on posting and watching some wild birds through the window eating some old bread I put out for them.

[ddillard 2]

Sitting at work wishing the day would end. LOL

[Miss Satoire 0]

Watching Dr. Phil.

[Kor37 9]

Once again wondering why I am all alone in the chat room.

[BakulaBabe 2]

Watching "Lost". :thumbup:

 

And wondering why my "weather report sig thingy" looks different. B)

Edited January 27, 2005 by BakulaBabe

[DrWho42 13]

Reading the 1991 comics from This Modern World. B) B)

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This Modern World is a weekly satirical comic strip by cartoonist and political commentator Tom Tomorrow (aka Dan Perkins) that covers current events from a liberal point of view. Tomorrow also runs a weblog that informs readers about stories of interest, often presented as a follow up to his cartoons.

 

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This Modern World is drawn in a distinctive retro style, with brightly colored illustrations that often look as if they would be at home in an 1950s advertisement. The '50s theme extends to the dialogue of his human characters which is often bubbly, over-enthusiastic, and naïve. The stupidity of the humans is countered by Sparky, a fast-talking penguin with sunglasses who provides much of the strip's political commentary.

 

A constantly underlying theme in the comic books (and later, the strips) was that of 'reality engineering', wherin "the very fabric of space and time" is mined for "the good of mankind". This periodically generates "reality discontinuities", where reality breaks down. These are (generally) resolved by reality engineers.

Edited January 27, 2005 by DrWho42

[BakulaBabe 2]

Just read the latest "This Modern World" cartoon - B) B) - I also bookmarked it! Thanks for posting the link, DrWho42! B)

[Mike 5]

Going to work.. B)

[ddillard 2]

Sitting at work as always.

[hangon 3]

I am doing some over-time at work and i am all alone so i thought i would pop in for a look see B)

[Angel of Darkness 0]

chatting & finishing food! B)

[Spockstellaiter 0]

I was eating my lunch

[Angel of Darkness 0]

chatting :) still :( need a friend? i never sleep! :(

[HRH The KING 0]

Relaxing after dinner.

 

Drinking a nice can of Coke.

 

Listening to FA Premiership news on talk radio.

[Spockstellaiter 0]

Listening to POTC and being bored

[Odie 0]

I am about ready to go work. I hate working on a Saturday. :)

[Valeris 2]

Listening to some music and thinking about the fact that I actually was assertive in social relationships. :)

[WEAREBORG4102 0]

watching Letterman

[joeybear 0]

sitting in starbucks, lookin' purty...

[WEAREBORG4102 0]

doing a really really easy assingment on systems of linear equations. Sometimes you wonder why the book forgets that it taught it to you in the prerequisistes.

[Spockstellaiter 0]

eating lunch

[Angel of Darkness 0]

chatting as usual :)

[WEAREBORG4102 0]

changing from the wedding clothes and finding something to watch.

[Miss Satoire 0]

Watching "The 60's Experience" on PBS and getting some great memory bubbles from it.

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