s**u
发帖数: 9035 | 1 Your salary can rent one-bedroom apartment in Shanghai.
I know somepeople like this in 上海生科院 |
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j*********g
发帖数: 1273 | 2 i am not going to send my resume to some random email.
hey, we should try baden baden sometime, grab somepeople, fried chicken and
beers. |
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G***G
发帖数: 16778 | 3 I didn't see how close they were in the original post.
somepeople might think 1 meter closeness as annoyance.
otheres might just take 0.5 meter.
depend on which people, which spot.
if fishing along a bank, no one want to stand by other 1 meter away.
but if only that place has fish, I think they might kiss butt with each
other. |
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a***8
发帖数: 4735 | 4 re this, everyone has different goal in his/her life.
For somepeople, eating yummy food makes them happy, they never care about
their look. For me, i would not tell the girl not to eat, if eating is what
make her happy.
Not everyone on earth like us want to give up yummy food and be healthy and
look good : )
Anyway, we all have been in that place, being called by other as "the fat girl/boy", and we don't like that treatment. Why not just be nice to those people who happens to love food too much. |
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l****o
发帖数: 217 | 5 Just cropped in LR no any modifications from JPG (somepeople said setting
jpg rather than raw best for this little toy)! |
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j*k
发帖数: 109 | 6 http://skytonight.com/observing/home/5118926.html
And I got this in mailing list from somepeople in Houston.
I knew, immediately, that this was the brightest comet I had ever seen in
the 23 years that I had been observing comets. No, it did not have the
overall splendid appearance of either Hyakutake or Hale-Bopp. But to see a
brightly condensed comet, complete with a one half degree narrow fan tail in
almost broad daylight, just 10 minutes after sunset, (5:48 pm CST), and at
an altitude of only |
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s**u
发帖数: 9035 | 7 继续生物post-doc is better than back to Shanghai.
I know somepeople got Ph.D more than 10 years, until now is still 上海985高
校讲师. |
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j*k
发帖数: 109 | 8 http://skytonight.com/observing/home/5118926.html
And I got this in mailing list from somepeople in Houston.
I knew, immediately, that this was the brightest comet I had ever seen in
the 23 years that I had been observing comets. No, it did not have the
overall splendid appearance of either Hyakutake or Hale-Bopp. But to see a
brightly condensed comet, complete with a one half degree narrow fan tail in
almost broad daylight, just 10 minutes after sunset, (5:48 pm CST), and at
an altitude of only |
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