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7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 1 reply · +4 points

I believe you meant to say "Sentences that have never been used before, but will certainly be used repeatedly in the future." I'm certain that was the correct Jeopardy category.

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 1 reply · +2 points

That's not Prometheus and his eagle boyfriend, that's Prometheus and the creepy old guy down the street who only ever wears raincoats.

(I mean, I love vultures, they are seriously underrated creatures, but... they ain't pretty.)

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 0 replies · +17 points

Oh my gods this is what I love* about the Toast. Intelligent, knowledgeable discussion from which I learn many new things, on the subject of whether Prometheus's eagle lover is more likely a boyfriend or a girlfriend.

Oh, Toast. Oh, Toasties!

* YES I REFUSE TO USE THE PAST TENSE COME AT ME MALLORY

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 3 replies · +4 points

Aw, I'm gonna miss Toast Team Pubes!!

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 0 replies · +3 points

In my experience, very nutritious things are rarely also favorite tasty things, but you never know, it may be different for eagles.

(I too will miss the wonderfully weird conversations on the Toast.)

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 0 replies · +7 points

"Damn gods, always thinking of the human torture, but do they spare a thought for me? Would it have killed them to, say, curse him with the removal of an unspecified organ a day? I could do with a nice kidney pie. Even entrails would be a welcome change, but noooooo, liver AGAIN."

7 years ago @ The Toast - Paintings Of The Tortu... · 0 replies · +4 points

Thank you for that advice, because this alone is worth it:

"Her power, her magic, was also a weapon of defense. But it would only work on people. It would not work on a chicken."

7 years ago @ The Toast - Link Roundup! · 0 replies · +3 points

Arya has a TARDIS.

7 years ago @ The Toast - Link Roundup! · 0 replies · +3 points

This is a nice and valid theory, but I also guarantee that you put in twenty times more effort just in typing this up than the showrunners did in thinking about it. Their only rationale for the speed of his journey was "The final scene must be perfect. We will do whatever it takes."

(And honestly, it bothered me less than Littlefinger's ability to, what--teleport across Westeros? Because we've had plots turn on how long it takes to go the precise distance he traveled [Catelyn's journey to King's Landing & the Vale, Tyrion heading back through the Vale, Arya and the Watch recruits trying to get North---heck, even Robert coming up / going back down the Kingsroad] and we know it shouldn't be possible. But my only thought on seeing Arya already in the Riverlands was "Good on you, girl, for keeping that TARDIS handy.")

7 years ago @ The Toast - Cocktail Hour: Open Th... · 0 replies · +2 points

Everyone, including prestigious graduate programs, understands that one of the factors that determines college choices is finances. If you excel at what you do, and develop good mentoring relationships with professors (go to those office hours!), it doesn't matter whether your undergrad institution is academically renowned or not. The major difference will be the overall atmosphere of the place, not your success once you're done.

A good way to figure out what programs are good is to comb through the resumes / CVs of people who are doing what you want to be doing. Where did they go? Also, grad students tend to be very aware of the positive & negative qualities of various programs, so they're a good resource if you know any... like say, people here!

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