As I was making my daughter’s lunch, she said that yesterday a girl named Destiny made fun of her sandwich (cheese, lettuce and tomato). It took everything I had to not say, “Well, Destiny is an idiot, honey.”
Hey Jess, did you work with any concepts?
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That should keep people off of my network.
Go to Wikipedia and click “random article.” This is the name of your genitals.
Mine turns out to be:

Greeeeaaaat… “Berners-Lee.”
Note to all you lovely ladies attending the Boston Tweetup this weekend: Despite the phonetic similarities with the new, randomly assigned name of my schmeckel, it does not burn when I pee.
Carry on.
Emily may not be the prettiest thing with plastic parts on bikini-riddled Zuma Beach in Malibu, Calif., but ‘she’ still turns heads.
That’s because Emily — whose name is an acronym for Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard — is a four-foot-long robotic buoy capable of racing through rough surf at 24 miles per hour. Emily’s creators estimate that the robot can rescue distressed swimmers twelve times as fast as human lifeguards. Take that, David Hasselhoff!
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“From a technology perspective, [Emily] is quite innovative,” says Howie Choset, a robotics professor at Carnegie Mellon University. “To be able to maneuver such a small craft through choppy waters straight to a drowning victim is incredible.”
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Howie Choset? Did he pick that name? If so, I wonder how he chose it.
Ohhhhhh!
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WIN.
melodiesndesires:iateyourdinosaur:
:’) im actually crying with laughter.
(via aflameinyourheart)
EPIC.
I’m surprised this wasn’t on The Weather Channel.
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I couldn’t resist.
But now I have a lot of hands to shake to find the right guy to kill.

![Emily may not be the prettiest thing with plastic parts on bikini-riddled Zuma Beach in Malibu, Calif., but ‘she’ still turns heads.
That’s because Emily — whose name is an acronym for Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard — is a four-foot-long robotic buoy capable of racing through rough surf at 24 miles per hour. Emily’s creators estimate that the robot can rescue distressed swimmers twelve times as fast as human lifeguards. Take that, David Hasselhoff!
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“From a technology perspective, [Emily] is quite innovative,” says Howie Choset, a robotics professor at Carnegie Mellon University. “To be able to maneuver such a small craft through choppy waters straight to a drowning victim is incredible.”
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Howie Choset? Did he pick that name? If so, I wonder how he chose it.
Ohhhhhh!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbq6odUicL1qza5g2o1_500.jpg)

