krastina

OK, let's get our priorities straight here. Maybe you want your girlfriend to spontaneously generate life while in bed with you, but I just want mine to lick my pussy reeeeeal good.

Maybe girls at tech schools are inherently as pretty as girls elsewhere, but it only takes a few months for them to realize they can still have a boyfriend even if they get fat and stop showering. Quite a rapid deterioration in looks. Or maybe that's just Caltech. Caltech sucks, ya'll!

I went through the trouble of finding this, so I'll post it in case anyone else is interested in the chances that some of the American Recovery Act money might trickle down to the NDSEG alternates: "The Recovery Act supplements NSF fiscal year 2009 funding by $3.0 billion. NSF currently has many highly rated proposals that it has not been able to fund. For this reason, NSF is planning to use the majority of the $2 billion available in Research and Related Activities for proposals that are already in house and will be reviewed and/or awarded prior to September 30, 2009. In most cases, review arrangements (including establishment of panels, where appropriate) have already been made. Thus, the Foundation does not anticipate a substantial increase in proposal submissions or requests to review proposals beyond what has already been put in place for FY 2009. NSF does not expect to have any of this Recovery Act funding available in Research and Related Activities for expenditure on FY 2010 awards." http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2009/nsf09038/n ... .jsp#atspf

Does anyone know what the chances of being selected as an alternate are? I guess the important question is: am I waiting for someone else to turn down their offer, or for the DOD budget committee to decided that additional funds are available? Seems like the chances are non-existent in the former case - can't really envision anyone turning down this offer, but maybe there's hope for the latter case?