What I got today...

[asxtb]

A degree in chemistry seems like an awful lot of trouble just to become a professional beer maker.

Actually, someone who makes tequilla (and possibly other kinds of hard liquor) is called a chemist.

 

[dmw007]

Actually, someone who makes tequilla (and possibly other kinds of hard liquor) is called a chemist.

Now that is an awesome way to put your chemistry degree to work!

 

[Chundles]

Nah sod all that. Let someone else make the beer, I'm just going to consume it.

 

[dmw007]

Nah sod all that. Let someone else make the beer, I'm just going to consume it.

I suppose that would tend to be more fun.

 

[Thomas Veil]

Congratulations.

Now go blow something up.

(Uh...that's a joke, NSA...)

 

[UKnjb]

Late to the congrats party, but many congrats Chundles, and I hope you have recovered from all the excesses that you described. Rock on and enjoy.

And ------ like the others, there is no mention yet of what the text was about.... Are you ever going to tell us? And I might as well ask what the other pressies were...

 

[dmw007]

Now go blow something up.

(Uh...that's a joke, NSA...)

I am reporting this to the authorities you mangy terrorist!





Just kidding!

 

[Thomas Veil]

I doubt you'll have to report it. It's probably already been sifted and sent on to Dick Cheney's desk.

 

[d wade]

7. A massive case of exhaustion - it's 7:30pm and I can barely stay awake.

oh man i felt the same way when i got home from dinner at macaroni grill earlier tonight. yet i am still awake... on macrumors...

 

[dmw007]

I doubt you'll have to report it. It's probably already been sifted and sent on to Dick Cheney's desk.

LOL Good point, you are probably already on their "terrorist" watch list.

 

[Mac Rules]

@Chundles

Congrats on the degree dude, where did you take it?

I'm curently doin a MSci Medicinal Chemistry course, so I know how tough Chemistry is....

Cheers

 

[Chundles]

Cheers Mac Rules. I'm amazed how often this thread keeps coming back.
University of Wollongong- nestled between the "mountains" and the sea.