(19:07:00) kesuari: apparently we don't have extradition treaties with canada or new zealand! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extradition_law_in_Australia
(19:08:59) kesuari: how can we not with new zealand? they're like our buddies!
(19:09:11) kesuari: maybe we have some other architecture for dealing with extradition between them and us
(19:09:46) kesuari: like we're so happy to extradite that no-one bothers with a treaty, we just say "yo" and they say "have fun"
(20:40:31) kesuari: and take a guess how easy it is to search for information on something called "by" with relation to something called "r"
(18:17:11) kesuari: i'm gonna try something different
(18:17:25) kesuari: (i.e. find a comp with spss)
(18:24:08) kesuari: i found one!
(18:24:15) kesuari: it does what all good commercial softwar does:
(18:24:17) kesuari: crashed on startup
"Isn't there a law against shooting people when they're at church?"
(15:29:05) kesuari: it referred to using powerpoint on a mac
(15:29:20) kesuari: *"it"
(15:29:47) kesuari: (ironically, i'm currently reading a paper about pronoun resolution)
me: "What happened to that banana?"
my mother: "They missed with the flame thrower they were using to kill the bugs."
(11:22:14) kesuari: i think it's more that people want to be rich
(11:22:19) kesuari: but not particularly jewish
"Flips like a pancake, lands like a rock—that's your father."
(22:00:27) [me]: in the movie The Negotiator, Samuel L. Jackson talks on a cordless phone after they turn the power off
(22:00:35) [me]: they, like, don't even try
(22:00:42) [me]: not when Samuel L. Jackson is acting
