#jonaht

Do it! Most hairdressers would like the chance for the freedom. They'd probably ask a few questions along the way. Good luck.

knottahooker: it's that guy!

KnottaHooker: isn't it that guy?

copperbadge: What guy?

PollyQ: yeah, it's that guy

KnottaHooker: that guy! the one coulson's talking to

KnottaHooker: the actor

jonaht : It's a guy

copperbadge: ....yes, that is a guy....

PollyQ: it's totally that guy

lexrhetoricae: The guy from that thing?

KnottaHooker: fuck what's his name?

PollyQ: I'm just old, so I can't quite come up with his name

PollyQ: Titanic

bagera69: Bill Paxton

PollyQ: RIGHT! That guy!

Rule 1: always post the rules Rule 2: answer the questions the person who tagged you asked and write 11 new ones Rule 3: tag 11 people and link them to the post Rule 4: actually tell them you tagged them

L-y-c-o-r-i-s’s questions:

1. What is the meaning of your URL?

doctor who and my favorite # as well as half of 42 the meaning of ife

2. What is your favorite thing to do when it’s cold?

watch tv or movies under a blanket

3. What is your opinion on gay marriage?

sure! not my business who someone likes or marries its their choice

4. Favorite Show?

Doctor who or Fringe

5. If you could own any animal what would it be?

wolf or bear

6. Least favorite book?

twilight i read the whole series (dont know why has to do with me not leaving a story unfinished) and it was horrible writing no real character development or relationship able to be established

7. Favorite place to be?

Galapagos Islands they are absolutely beautiful and full of amazing animals

8. Name one thing on your bucket list.

never really made one but i do want to create a rc plane or combat robot

9. Favorite Song?

dont know too many to choose from but i like waiting for the bus in the rain, the suspender man by steam powered giraffe, brass goggles by steam powered giraffe, and seven nation army by the white stripes

10. Someone you hate? (could be a fictitious person.)

thomas and tyler reynolds they were complete asses and bullied me for years

11. Name something you love about yourself? And don’t say nothing. Because I will find you.

?????? i dont love anything about me because i dont think about myself so ive never contemplated it before but i do like my hair it helps me think

21stdoctor's questions

1 favorite food

2 favorite song

3 best idea

4 worst idea

5 favorite memory

6 favorite actor/actress

7 favorite book 

8 something youre afraid of

9 what would you do with spain if you took over the world

10 can i rule australia if you did take over the world

Tony has a brother?! Is he paralyzed? When did this happen?

Last issue, don't worry, it's brand new. Tony found out a few issues ago that Howard and Maria Stark's child was genetically engineered in the womb because *plot handwave* robots. Anyway, in this past issue, he realised that the reason he didn't work the way the robots thought he should work is because he's not that child. It turns out that child was also engineered to die at the age of thirty, and when Howard tried to fix that little quirk, he accidentally flipped some genes that meant their son was born unable to breathe on his own.

Howard and Maria couldn't let on they'd tinkered with the robot genetic engineering because *plot handwave* robots. So they adopted Tony and presented him as their biological son, while they hid their biological son away in a hospital where he could have the medical care he needed. 

Tony tracks him down and meets Arno, his adopted parents' biological son, for the first time. Arno is unable to talk or breathe independently, but he and Tony have a very positive conversation about being brothers and what it means to be a Stark. 

Tony being adopted has been met with mixed reactions; mostly I think people are just like "Really? Howard and Maria just happened to adopt another dark-haired, blue-eyed child who looks like Howard and turns out to be an engineering genius?" but I'm just going to assume Tony is Howard's son by a mistress.

Hah! Now I know what inspired the star in your signature, besides your name that is. :D

LOL, my star came first! 

Hey! You gave some help to me earlier with my resume and interview technique. It helped! I got the job! My orientation is next week. So Thank You a Bushel for the help and advice.

What about making corrections? The only time I mark in library books (with pencil) is when it’s blatantly a mistake. For example, using the wrong name or missed quotation marks.

I personally wouldn't. Most typos are evident from context, and I'm never that confident I'm right. Like, if you noticed there's a missing quotation mark, odds are good everyone else will work it out too. In a fiction book, there's no reason to. In nonfiction, there may be the odd case where you see an error so egregious it could damage someone's research, but that's pretty rare and there's no reason not to use a post-it. 

Though I did once read a book that claimed indigenous Australian people couldn't talk to each other after dark because their language was gestural. Someone had written "This author is a moron" in the margin, and that made the whole thing a little better. (The book was from 1929, which I did not know when I checked it out for thesis research on indigenous Australian masking traditions.)