I never argued that it was anything else. I was countering the notion that House is "science fiction." The parts of the show that are speculative are the investigations, and investigation is speculative by nature. The core problems and core solutions are not speculative. That's why I use "improbable" to describe the show.
I would agree, except that every show I've seen ends with a plausible explanation of an actual disease.
It's really improbable medical fiction.
The show is fun. I don't watch it anymore, because eventually it just becomes the same thing over and over.
The show is fun, but it is a procedural. But House probably is the best procedural because all of the characters are different, dynamic and have great interactions. It's not like CSI where it's like, two individuals and everyone else is still the no-nonsense, hardboiled cop.
The show is fun, but it is a procedural. But House probably is the best procedural because all of the characters are different, dynamic and have great interactions. It's not like CSI where it's like, two individuals and everyone else is still the no-nonsense, hardboiled cop.
I think the same can be said for Castle.
Plus Beckett was pretty hot in last night's episode. George can totally agree with me on that.
At my local coffee shop I have been recruited to do sound design for a student game design competition, I'm making plans to help form an actor's guild, a DJing company and a podcast with another friend, one of the baristas went through US Army special operations training before she was discharged because of scoliosis, several of the regular customers are talented musicians, everybody knows everyone's name, and I get free tea now and then. It's pretty much the coolest coffee shop ever.
I got a 94 on the second English paper I have ever written. It's good to know that homeschooling didn't completely screw me up.
I think homeschooling screws you up socially and emotionally more than it does academically.
Yes. Having been homeschool, I missed a lot of experience in social learning (girls), hanging out with my peers (girls), and meeting new people (GIRLS).
I got a 94 on the second English paper I have ever written. It's good to know that homeschooling didn't completely screw me up.
I think homeschooling screws you up socially and emotionally more than it does academically.
Yes. Having been homeschool, I missed a lot of experience in social learning (girls), hanging out with my peers (girls), and meeting new people (GIRLS).
I regret it immensely.
I wasn't homeschool, and sometimes does things are a little bit over rated and I like girls but I don't like the drama :P
I got a 94 on the second English paper I have ever written. It's good to know that homeschooling didn't completely screw me up.
I think homeschooling screws you up socially and emotionally more than it does academically.
Admittedly most of my shitty girl situations had something to do with homeschooling, but beyond that I think I've done okay. Between the crappy public school system in my area and the determination, creativity, and capacity for self-teaching that homeschooling gave me I'd call it a net gain.
I got a 94 on the second English paper I have ever written. It's good to know that homeschooling didn't completely screw me up.
I think homeschooling screws you up socially and emotionally more than it does academically.
Yes. Having been homeschool, I missed a lot of experience in social learning (girls), hanging out with my peers (girls), and meeting new people (GIRLS).
I regret it immensely.
Having been homeschooled (in/near a large city), I didn't miss much socially, unless you want to count all the drama-bullshit that all my friends from school had to deal with, while still getting a phenomenal education.
Which was, co-incidentally, when I was 12 or so, and it was the first concert I ever went to. I'm ridiculously excited.
I saw Weird Al at a concert a few years back, his performance was awesome. He is a great showman and he knows how to entertain his audience. (wasn't sure how he would come off in person but he's just the same as his recorded stuff.)
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Plus Beckett was pretty hot in last night's episode. George can totally agree with me on that.
Fact: If I didn't have scoliosis, instead of being 6'4", I'd probably be 6'7" or 6'8".
I regret it immensely.
I don't regret it one bit.
I swapped my Polish, Norwegian, Turkish and Israeli notes for 509 euros.
Which was, co-incidentally, when I was 12 or so, and it was the first concert I ever went to. I'm ridiculously excited.