sci.research.careers

On Wed, 3 Oct 2007, Marco wrote:

> On Oct 2, 3:52 pm, Straydog wrote:
>
>> Nah, that's cheating!!! "Marco don't read" was carried to all subject
>> lines in the thread. Old-Pif, if you want to let Marco in, then you have
>> to edit the subject line and change "don't" to "do", or something.
>
> Awww geez, why are you guys excluding me from the clubhouse? Is it
> "Boys only," or what?

Nah, you just got upset last time I dumped some PH gossip on the NG.

>> Now, we could make all this more interesting to form a "SRC wager"
>> regarding predictions and bets on what the Britney, Paris, etc., etc.,
>> outcomes, fates, etc., will be over time. I think IIRC there is a "effete
>> snob" term for women like this: ingenue. Maybe its too polite?
>>
>> Second option: SRC contest for the person who can come up with the most
>> appropriate, accurate, descriptive term for Paris, Britney. eg.: waif,
>> wench. OK, lets be moderately civil, now, not too pejorative, but "just
>> right" and maybe a little coy?
>
> "Ingenue" is a term from an older era. Kids these days would say that
> P and B are "skanky."

Hah... I wonder if nerd, dweeb, geek, and whatever else have been
replaced, too.

Is "awesome" still being used by the kids?

> Marco
> nah-nah-nah-nahnah You can't stop me from being here...

tsk, tsk


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