SETI is searching for Cylons now

[Hauldren Collider]

Interesting list, seeing as a) I am like Kuci and alcohol-averse, b) have no interest in going to grad school (at least for the moment, though things change in four years I know), and c) am not a hipster douche

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PS my father is an actuary, perhaps that has affected my aversion to risk

I'd say my brother is an actuary too, but until he finishes all the exams he's technically just a "consultant".

[MRT144]

Interesting list, seeing as a) I am like Kuci and alcohol-averse, b) have no interest in going to grad school (at least for the moment, though things change in four years I know), and c) am not a hipster douche

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You ARE Kuci. There's no need for simile in describing yourself.

[N35t0r]

Interesting list, seeing as a) I am like Kuci and alcohol-averse, b) have no interest in going to grad school (at least for the moment, though things change in four years I know), and c) am not a hipster douche

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PS my father is an actuary, perhaps that has affected my aversion to risk

I'd say my brother is an actuary too, but until he finishes all the exams he's technically just a "consultant".

Those who know, do. Those who don't, consult

[DaShi]

I have to agree with HC here. People don't need to have disastrous stints in porn and get herpes to mature. In fact, those who don't are probably already mature enough to begin with.

[SlowwHand]

SETI is boring. We should be blasting armed probes (manned, unmanned, and/or womanned) into deep space more often. That and sending "spore pods" to likely habitable planets to see if we can god up the joint.

This, is a shining example of why "politically correct" blows chunks.

[Aeson]

I highly doubt armed probes are "politically correct", even if women are allowed on board. Perhaps if they were targeting white men instead of possible alien species (presumably male and female, though perhaps androgynous, hermaphroditic, or otherwise) then it would be "politically correct"[/rushlimbaugh]