A slingstone seems to me to be correct, for David selected 5 smooth stones from the brook before confronting Goliath. (Ah, I knew it would pay to be a Religion/Computer Science double major... )
Piscis Babelis est parvus, flavus, et hiridicus, et est probabiliter insolitissima raritas in toto mundo.
Hey Angela..please-please-please, tell me na...i swear i won't tell anybody
Angela Poynton
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Sorry!! Yes it is a stone ... the David/Golith reference was correct .. well done
Joel McNary
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That's interesting! Any special reasons for taking this rare combination?
I actually started out as a Chem major; Organic Chem II told me that I wasn't cut out to be one. I thought about what interesting classes I was taking (it was a liberal arts college), and decided that the religion classes were interesting enough for me to want to continue studying. I knew that that would not bring me any money in the real world (it was comparative religion studies, not theology), so I added the computer science. That's my story, and I'm stickn' to it.
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Yep, you never know where your education's gonna help
I actually went to a liberal arts college as well (graduated May 2000) I was a computer science / theatre double major. Same reasons
Originally posted by Joel McNary: I actually started out as a Chem major; Organic Chem II told me that I wasn't cut out to be one. I thought about what interesting classes I was taking (it was a liberal arts college), and decided that the religion classes were interesting enough for me to want to continue studying. I knew that that would not bring me any money in the real world (it was comparative religion studies, not theology), so I added the computer science. That's my story, and I'm stickn' to it.
hmm that is interesting. I started out majoring in electronics but didnt like having all my classes chosen for me. I changed to music and majored in that for 2 years but decided the only way i could make a living at that was to be a music teacher so i switched back to electronics and finally got my associate degree after 4 years.
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