Just for the sake of the whole male ego thing.

Ye look like a woman Laysus!

Wait. Come to think of it, I don't know if Laysus is a male or a female, and I'm too lazy to go look at the profile.

Definately a guy. And hmm. I wonder if people will still think I'm a girl after seeing that.

Gah, gender confusion. I knew I shouldn't have shaved.

Laysus does have pretty hair!!

Mine is prettier!

Wait again... why am I arguing this? He can have "pretty" hair. I have cool hair. *smooths back hair*

I dont have hair... Well not enough to argue about...

My hair's cooler

*hide*

Hey look! I found Munsia hanging out on my desk!

Munsia doesn't look...happy like that.

Not that anyone knows who the heck Ingrid even is, because I'm never around. But I will be...when I get time...which isn't likely to be til summer. I'm trying to log on at least once or twice a week though.

Ooh, hey, you never showed me that pic of ya, Ingrid. Neat!

Ingrid, you are wearing jewish clothing *nod me*

Rest assured, I am most definitely not Jewish.

Nothing against Jewish people, I'm just not.

I didn't think you were, thats why I said you were wearing the clothing

My first year on Campus I had the same issue. In California I'm used to being able to tell the Jews (that I would date) from the non-jews just based on thier clothing, but for some reason I'm finding more and more non Jews dressing that way.

How is my clothing Jewish, though?

I don't get it.

Long skirt without a print, long sleeves without a print, open toed sandals, simple non flashy necklace, multiple bracelets and stockings.

Its really just the fashion since the early 90s, and it may only be in Los Angeles, New York and Americans in Israel but its the stereotype clothing.

found an example...

Jewish girls are hot


And Yeshivah IT guys are stupid!!

In that case, I dress like a Jewish girl a lot...hehehe. I usually wear skirts with prints, though. That particular one is pinstriped, but you can't tell in the pic.

PS, I love your sig, Daganev. Winnie the Pooh is the best.

oooh, why thank you.

I assume you've read the Tao of Pooh?

I wasn't a real fan of his untill I read that book.

Oh yes. And the Te of Piglet...both are great I didn't really appreciate Winnie the Pooh all that much either until I read those...when I bought them, I bought the Complete Tales and Poems of Winnie the Pooh, too, so I'd understand it better. And I just fell in love with it.