For seriously.

cupcakesfrosting · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: For seriously. : PLEASE apply to live there
Posted by Nebb[/QUOTE]

I kind of want to. But it'll be another 2 weeks before I could afford to.. AND it's a bunch of guys I'd be living with alone.. Haha. I'll email, I think..

cardmonsta · May 2011

CCF, I already declined a house that H liked because it just wouldn't do in the zombie apocalypse.

Nebb, BTW. Your sig pic. My god, your sig pic.

Nebb · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: For seriously. : I kind of want to. But it'll be another 2 weeks before I could afford to.. AND <strong>it's a bunch of guys I'd be living with alone</strong>.. Haha. I'll email, I think..
Posted by cupcakesfrosting[/QUOTE]
Thats not the worst thing to ever happen, could be fun! better than living with a bunch of bitchy girls.

ZombieNates · May 2011

OMG, YOU NEED TO LIVE THERE!

jasmineh7777 · May 2011

DO IT CCF.

Nebb · May 2011

monsta -- did I ever tell you I once saw a guy that looked like professor professorson at my local grocery store, we made eye contact and I immediately thought he looked like him. I havnt seen him again since, and we shop there atleast twice a week. SO WEIRD. I feel you would appreciate that.

missy68 · May 2011

Jas and Mand, when my grandfather was progressing through his Alzheimers (i know you're talking about children, but I still think its a little relevant), the one thing he could remember to do was play the piano. He was a Methodist minister and played hymns all the time, even before he was sick, and that ability stayed with him for a long time into his illness.

I think once the playing stopped, he really started going downhill and becoming bedridden. But he always wanted to hear the hymns and gospel songs he loved, so they had a multi-CD player in his room playing all the time.

cardmonsta · May 2011

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[QUOTE]monsta -- did I ever tell you I once saw a guy that looked like professor professorson at my local grocery store, we made eye contact and I immediately thought he looked like him. I havnt seen him again since, and we shop there atleast twice a week. SO WEIRD. I feel you would appreciate that.
Posted by Nebb[/QUOTE]

<div>But the real question is, did he have elbow patches on his shirt?</div>

MandK9 · May 2011

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[QUOTE]Totally Mand. Could music potentially blend episodic and semantic memory for people with severe brain injuries? Is that where the emotional componenet would come in? ETA: Punctuation is important when asking questions.
Posted by jasmineh7777[/QUOTE]

That's what I'm thinking! :) It's made me kind of obsessed with music. I think I irritate people, when I whip it out in social situations. Nobody wants to hear me excitedly talk about memory formation/retention/recall and then hear about how this particular song on the jukebox has the ability to evoke very particular emotions... they do everything short of slapping me.

Nebb · May 2011

He was wearing a smock, I didnt get a good look at his elbows. Its going to drive me nuts if I never see him again. He worked there, I mean, he wasnt just "there".

cardmonsta · May 2011

I loved the Dean entrance-sequence that they did this year.

I love Troy (my lover, Mr. Glover). Troy will be my brother-husband.

cupcakesfrosting · May 2011

Nebb, help me write my response to the ad.

Nebb · May 2011

Donald glover is one of my favourite people, I found out recently he is doing a show in Toronto and I nearly lost my shiit until I found out it was sold out

cardmonsta · May 2011

He just did one at Bowery and I was SO ANNOYED because I found out a week after it happened. I'm definitely making it to the next show.

Nebb · May 2011

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[QUOTE]Nebb, help me write my response to the ad.
Posted by cupcakesfrosting[/QUOTE]
I think a little display of your zombie skills, what you would bring to the table as a regular roomate and in the event of an attack, and your bra size.

beatlesgirl25 · May 2011

Well I am loving this discussion about music and cognition, Mand (and Jas). So feel free to bring it up anytime I'm around.

I haven't worked with any music therapists, but I am fascinated with art therapy, and working with kids and their drawings. It's mostly projective information that comes from it, but I think it's a bonding and therapeutic experience to make art together as well.

cupcakesfrosting · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: For seriously. : I think a little display of your zombie skills, what you would bring to the table as a regular roomate and in the event of an attack, and your bra size.
Posted by Nebb[/QUOTE]

So, email me and help me write it. And I can do the bra size thing. They may be able to tell just when I send the email anyway..

jasmineh7777 · May 2011

Missy- You're right; it should apply across all ages. I can't remember if you have a psych background, so I apologize if you already know this and it is redundant!
Semantic memory is the stuff we memorize: ie Math Facts
Episodic memory is the stuff we experienced: ie That time in math class that my pants split.

Music (in theory?) could involve both. I know how I play the piano, and I used to play it for my wife at night. I feel happy when I play piano (because it reminds me of hanging out with my wife.)

Mand, I am the same way with my interests. My poor husband had to listen to me Squee! for 20 minutes when I got home about theories of autism. He smiled and nodded politely. haha

cardmonsta · May 2011

Jas, I hope you know I love you so much. I just realized I didn't name you as one of my favorites. I'm such a turd.

This is the problem of that question. I love mostly everyone.

jasmineh7777 · May 2011

Card, the love is mutual.

Anysunrise · May 2011

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[QUOTE]Well I am loving this discussion about music and cognition, Mand (and Jas). So feel free to bring it up anytime I'm around. ;) I haven't worked with any music therapists, but I am fascinated with art therapy, and working with kids and their drawings. It's mostly projective information that comes from it, but I think it's a bonding and therapeutic experience to make art together as well.
Posted by beatlesgirl25[/QUOTE]

<div>I linked this to Jas the other day, and not all of them are by kids, but maybe you'd like it too. I thought it was really awesome.</div><div>
</div><div><a href="http://50watts.com/1375518/Drawing-Autism">http://50watts.com/1375518/Drawing-Autism</a></div><div>
</div><div>
</div>

DodgersBride · May 2011

CCF- keeping my fingers crossed for the job! Also ditto Nebbiolo and everyone else on the zombie apt.

jasmineh7777 · May 2011

Any is my internet guru.

Anysunrise · May 2011

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[QUOTE]Any is my internet guru.
Posted by jasmineh7777[/QUOTE]

<div>
</div><div>StumbleUpon is the greatest thing ever.</div>

MandK9 · May 2011

Bah, I didn't mean to disappear. I was bitching about a wedding issue, lol.

Missy, see, I think that's amazing. Music is really fascinating to me.

I love you psych people!

jasmineh7777 · May 2011

See, if I were an internet guru, I'd know what StumbleUpon is.

cupcakesfrosting · May 2011

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[QUOTE]CCF- keeping my fingers crossed for the job! Also ditto Nebbiolo and everyone else on the zombie apt.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

Thanks Dodgers.

Psst, BTW, you're TOTALLY one of my favorites. :)

Anysunrise · May 2011

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[QUOTE]See, if I were an internet guru, I'd know what StumbleUpon is.
Posted by jasmineh7777[/QUOTE]

<div><a href="http://www.stumbleupon.com/home/">http://www.stumbleupon.com/home/</a></div><div>
</div><div>You sign up, pick your interests, and it'll spit out webpages based on that. It's wicked awesome for recipes too.</div>

undyingmizery · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: For seriously. : StumbleUpon is the greatest thing ever.
Posted by Anysunrise[/QUOTE]

agreed.

beatlesgirl25 · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: For seriously. : I linked this to Jas the other day, and not all of them are by kids, but maybe you'd like it too. I thought it was really awesome. <a href="http://50watts.com/1375518/Drawing-Autism" rel='nofollow'>http://50watts.com/1375518/Drawing-Autism</a>
Posted by Anysunrise[/QUOTE]

Amazing. Thank you, I really love this. :)

Don't worry Jas, I first saw StumbleUpon only last year in one of Roxy's posts.

Mand, one of these days when J&K, Fishy and Poli are here with the rest of us, we'll have to talk psych some more. And I know there are more psych folks out there too!

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