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Literally no point to this but sharing my random thoughts and venting the occasional academic frustration.
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Estados Unidos
21 yugto
mula noong Nov. 28, 2020
episodic
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In which Doug and I have another fireside chat, this time about Echo Arena virtual weightless robot ultimate frisbee, multiplayer game coding, and some good and bad experiences with banking in Germany.
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In which Jon prattles on about a Biology class that had a really positive impact on both his academic and social careers.
In a very... umm... diverse?... episode, we again convene on the rooftop while Doug participates in an ham radio group check-in. While he set ups, we chat about our academic performance, helicopters arriving at the UNC hospital rooftop, and mentors that we've had in our lives.
William goes on to share more historical expertise while Jon gets up to go fix some siding that is drooping on the side of his house. Good thing it's Dry January, because he thought it was a good idea to get up on a ladder and do it after dark.
William tells us what very much more than a little he knows about wine, and I manage to cram a Transformers reference in there somehow.
Doug and I invited William to join us once again for what kind of accidentally became a three-parter. In this first segment, I introduce them to a mocktail concoction that I've named after an obscure DC comics reference.
Wrapping up a chat about safe places in horror, we move on to a lighter topic: dad jokes.
Doug and I chat a little about safe places in horror, and how they can only protect you for so long.
It's dry January, so Doug and I enjoyed - respectively - some Upside Dawn non-alcoholic beer and Ritual Zero Proof Gin. On a run earlier in the day, the topic of 9/11 came up, and I realized that Doug would have been living in New York at the time, and so I wanted to ask him about that day from his…
Doug sets up his radio while Jon drones on in the chattering cold about Rocky 1 and fast and slow twitch muscle fitness.
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