So much more than Random Thoughts

[PSYCHOcatholic]

How is everybody doin?

[Farin]

hey there, long time no see

[PSYCHOcatholic]

It's definitely been too long. My life just hasnt allowed me to make time for things like i used to. Im working full time, out of the Army now. I am pursuing a Career in Youth Ministry at my Church, and life seems to be looking up!

[Rayzor]

Did I ever come back at the right time or what?

Great to see you around dude!

[Steel2Velvet]

Hi, Paul. Good to see you. It is like homecoming week here at SF.

[RockyRaccoon]

This is strange. All these oldtimer Songfactors that I don't know haha

[_Laurie_]

Psycho!!....Good seeing ya!

[Lea]

Welcome back crazy guy

[Shawna]

Paul! good to see you back here!! This is like reunion week. I love it!

[Tenacious_Peaches]

Psychocat! Qu'est-ce que c'est?

[edna]

Psychocat! Qu'est-ce que c'est?

PsychoPaul!!! Welcome home, kid!!! Hope you'll have more time now...

[Jenny]

Hey Paul! Nice to hear you're doing well.

[Shawna]

work work work work work work work work

The bad thing about having so much work is there's not enough time for Songfacts.

I think I picked a good profession... there's never a shortage of legal things that need transcribing. Someone suggested I get my fingers insured.

[Uncle Joe]

Yeah Shawna, I know what you mean

[Shawna]

You read my mind, too! That's exactly what I was thinking about when I made that post.

[edna]

The bad thing about having so much work is there's not enough time for Songfacts.

Totally agree. I've been through that too...

[TheLizard]

Anybody else in the DC/Maryland area feel the earthquake last night? It was a 3.6, so you West Coasters will probably laugh at us, but it woke me up.

[_Laurie_]

The earthquake that happened in Canada a few weeks ago was felt by us here in western ny....I didn't feel anything, but about 10 miles from us, they had some minor damage.....very strange for our area also...

[Jenny]

I just e-mailed a friend of mine who moved to Maryland a couple of years ago. The shaking woke her up and her dogs were barking and howling, but otherwise, no damage.

On the local news, the weather person said that about 1000 small magnitude earthquakes happen a week, but are never or rarely felt.

I only experienced one in my life when we lived in Colombia. I don't think it was serious, but it shook our house a bit.

[RockyRaccoon]

Anybody else in the DC/Maryland area feel the earthquake last night? It was a 3.6, so you West Coasters will probably laugh at us, but it woke me up.

I live in Maryland and didn't feel the earthquake. However some of my friends in the Bowie and Pasadena areas claimed it woke them up. Everyone made a fuss about it.

All I could think of is what a Californian would say to them.

"3.6? Hell that's what registers when my phone vibrates"

[edna]

I cannot wait till August...

If I'm lucky I'll be free for a whole month...

It's called "vacations"

[Lea]

Wow. Congratulation Edna Is that a paid vacation?

Here most people only get a week or two under most conditions.

[Carl]

Yeah, we work too hard. The month vacation is the way to roll. Hope it's a good one Edna.

[Shawna]

Poor Carl. Working too hard to see Roger tonight... that should make anyone sad.

[Farin]

Just reading a forum discussion about the "Goat Problem" (aka Monty Hall Problem), and how the human intuition is often wrong...

half of the people there are not to be convinced that what they think is just not correct, but that's okay because it took quite a while before I understood it too

Suppose you're on a game show, and you're given the choice of three doors: Behind one door is a car; behind the others, goats. You pick a door, say No. 1, and the host, who knows what's behind the doors, opens another door, say No. 3, which has a goat. He then says to you, "Do you want to pick door No. 2?" Is it to your advantage to switch your choice?