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* ''Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops.''
* ''This is, by a wide margin, the least likely thing that has ever happened.''
* ''It's like God spilled a person.''
* ''This is, by a wide margin, the least likely thing that has ever happened.''
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All right, well...
Female. [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]] (Yes, I'm serious). In college. Studying [[EverybodyHatesMathematics math]]. I'm an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette with NerdGlasses, both of which earned me unwelcome nicknames in high school. People seem to link the math bit with the glasses bit and I get a lot of SmartPeopleWearGlasses, as well. I can also be something of a [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]], and I naturally tend toward SesquipedalianLoquaciousness. Not to sound smart. I just talk that way. And I like cats. [[CrazyCatLady A lot]]. I can be something of a GrammarNazi[=/=]SpellingNazi.
I am a hopeless nerd, as most on this site are. The same is true of the rest of my family as well, though they are loathe to admit it. My sister will freely admit to geeky interests, but never to totally being a geek, and, despite being biologists and ''StarTrek'' fans, my parents were raised in an era when the word "nerd" was purely an insult (in addition, my dad makes extra money on the side off of comic books and my mom was an original ''MontyPython'' fan). I guess there was no hope for me.
Not that you care about any of that.
Some shows/movies/etc. I like:
Female. [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]] (Yes, I'm serious). In college. Studying [[EverybodyHatesMathematics math]]. I'm an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette with NerdGlasses, both of which earned me unwelcome nicknames in high school. People seem to link the math bit with the glasses bit and I get a lot of SmartPeopleWearGlasses, as well. I can also be something of a [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]], and I naturally tend toward SesquipedalianLoquaciousness. Not to sound smart. I just talk that way. And I like cats. [[CrazyCatLady A lot]]. I can be something of a GrammarNazi[=/=]SpellingNazi.
I am a hopeless nerd, as most on this site are. The same is true of the rest of my family as well, though they are loathe to admit it. My sister will freely admit to geeky interests, but never to totally being a geek, and, despite being biologists and ''StarTrek'' fans, my parents were raised in an era when the word "nerd" was purely an insult (in addition, my dad makes extra money on the side off of comic books and my mom was an original ''MontyPython'' fan). I guess there was no hope for me.
Not that you care about any of that.
Some shows/movies/etc. I like:
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I am a hopeless nerd, as most on this site are. The same is true of the rest of my family as well, though they are loathe to admit it. My sister will freely admit to geeky interests, but never to totally being a geek, and, despite being biologists and ''StarTrek'' fans, my parents were raised in an era when the word "nerd" was purely an insult (in addition, my dad makes extra money on the side off of comic books and my mom was an original ''MontyPython'' fan). I guess there was no hope for me.
Not that you care about any of that.
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* ''It's not you, it's me. I just think I can do better.''
* ''Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops.''
* ''It's not you, it's me. I just think I can do better.''
* ''Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops.''
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I used to be an avid reader and could crank out a book a week, no problem. I also never watched TV, something you may have noticed is no longer the case. I slowed down and have only just picked reading up again with ''ASongOfIceAndFire''.
One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
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One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.much.
Signatures:
* ''Don't knock my smock or I'll clean your clock!''
* ''You will burn in a special level of hell. A level reserved for child molesters and people who talk at the theater.''
* ''Do you think I'm blind? Of course I smell it!''
* ''Your brain needs some assistance''
* ''First lesson: Stick them with the pointy end.''
* ''He looks like a deranged Easter Bunny.''
Signatures:
* ''Don't knock my smock or I'll clean your clock!''
* ''You will burn in a special level of hell. A level reserved for child molesters and people who talk at the theater.''
* ''Do you think I'm blind? Of course I smell it!''
* ''Your brain needs some assistance''
* ''First lesson: Stick them with the pointy end.''
* ''He looks like a deranged Easter Bunny.''
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One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
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I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.
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I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.
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One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
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I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.much.
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I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.
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All right, well...
Female. [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]] (Yes, I'm serious). In college. Studying [[EverybodyHatesMathematics math]]. I'm an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette with NerdGlasses, both of which earned me unwelcome nicknames in high school. People seem to link the math bit with the glasses bit and I get a lot of SmartPeopleWearGlasses, as well. I can also be something of a [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]], and I naturally tend toward SesquipedalianLoquaciousness. Not to sound smart. I just talk that way. And I like cats. [[CrazyCatLady A lot]]. I can be something of a GrammarNazi[=/=]SpellingNazi.
I am a hopeless nerd, as most on this site are. The same is true of the rest of my family as well, though they are loathe to admit it. My sister will freely admit to geeky interests, but never to totally being a geek, and, despite being biologists and ''StarTrek'' fans, my parents were raised in an era when the word "nerd" was purely an insult (in addition, my dad makes extra money on the side off of comic books and my mom was an original ''MontyPython'' fan). I guess there was no hope for me.
Not that you care about any of that.
Some shows/movies/etc. I like:
* ''ArrestedDevelopment'' ([[TooGoodToLast RIP]])
* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender''
* ''BeingHuman''. Do not speak to me of the American version.
* ''CriminalMinds'', though I don't follow it anymore.
* ''DeathNote''
* ''{{Dexter}}''
* ''{{Fahrenheit 451}}''
* ''{{Futurama}}''
* JossWhedon and anything thereof, particularly ''{{Dollhouse}}'' and ''{{Firefly}}''. Actually, really just ''{{Dollhouse}}'' and ''{{Firefly}}''. [[TooGoodToLast RIP]].
* ''{{Pixar}}''
* ''PushingDaisies'' (itself now [[IncrediblyLamePun doing the same]]).
* ''{{Scrubs}}''
* ''You Don't Know Me'' - David Klass
I used to be an avid reader and could crank out a book a week, no problem. I also never watched TV, something you may have noticed is no longer the case. I slowed down and have only just picked reading up again with ''ASongOfIceAndFire''.
One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
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I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.
All right, well...
Female. [[{{Joisey}} New Jersey]] (Yes, I'm serious). In college. Studying [[EverybodyHatesMathematics math]]. I'm an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette with NerdGlasses, both of which earned me unwelcome nicknames in high school. People seem to link the math bit with the glasses bit and I get a lot of SmartPeopleWearGlasses, as well. I can also be something of a [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]], and I naturally tend toward SesquipedalianLoquaciousness. Not to sound smart. I just talk that way. And I like cats. [[CrazyCatLady A lot]]. I can be something of a GrammarNazi[=/=]SpellingNazi.
I am a hopeless nerd, as most on this site are. The same is true of the rest of my family as well, though they are loathe to admit it. My sister will freely admit to geeky interests, but never to totally being a geek, and, despite being biologists and ''StarTrek'' fans, my parents were raised in an era when the word "nerd" was purely an insult (in addition, my dad makes extra money on the side off of comic books and my mom was an original ''MontyPython'' fan). I guess there was no hope for me.
Not that you care about any of that.
Some shows/movies/etc. I like:
* ''ArrestedDevelopment'' ([[TooGoodToLast RIP]])
* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender''
* ''BeingHuman''. Do not speak to me of the American version.
* ''CriminalMinds'', though I don't follow it anymore.
* ''DeathNote''
* ''{{Dexter}}''
* ''{{Fahrenheit 451}}''
* ''{{Futurama}}''
* JossWhedon and anything thereof, particularly ''{{Dollhouse}}'' and ''{{Firefly}}''. Actually, really just ''{{Dollhouse}}'' and ''{{Firefly}}''. [[TooGoodToLast RIP]].
* ''{{Pixar}}''
* ''PushingDaisies'' (itself now [[IncrediblyLamePun doing the same]]).
* ''{{Scrubs}}''
* ''You Don't Know Me'' - David Klass
I used to be an avid reader and could crank out a book a week, no problem. I also never watched TV, something you may have noticed is no longer the case. I slowed down and have only just picked reading up again with ''ASongOfIceAndFire''.
One of my favorite tropes is {{Adorkable}}. I'm slave to it, I admit. I also enjoy a good DeadpanSnarker. One of my least favorite tropes is OverlyLongGag. It's probably the main reason I hate ''FamilyGuy'' so much.
----
I only shared this anecdote with my family recently, and they thought it rather odd, so I thought I would put it here.
I never used to follow TV shows as a kid, to the point where I actually hadn't heard of ''{{Buffy}}'' until a few years ago. So, when I started raiding {{Netflix}} for interesting shows to pass the time, I just hunted for shows I'd heard of that struck my fancy. I'd heard of ''PushingDaisies'' from {{Youtube}}, so I watched it. It wasn't until the twentieth or twenty-first episode that I found out it had been canceled.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach was essentially nausea. Food was generally unappealing and any time something reminded me of the show I had a churning in my gut (unfortunate because I found out shortly before Thanksgiving, and we always get lots and lots of pies on Thanksgiving). I got over it within a week or so and finished the series. Ever since then, when I get really into a show or series or something, if I think about it in passing the nausea returns. Not every time. But often enough. Since ''PushingDaisies'', really becoming addicted to a book or TV show has been a different experience. And not altogether as pleasant as it once was. Thanks, {{ABC}}.
