Six talks in five days. Oy gewalt!
h/t: SGM
Wish me luck. . .
February 2, 2013 • 2:01 pm
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Hahaha… And whose bed have your boots been under, Jerry?
Oh yeah, tons of luck of course!
No problemo- he’s OWNING the look!
Hmmm…I’m not so good at this sort of thing…let me know if this what you have in mind:
http://goo.gl/gkPBO
Cheers,
b&
My god! I nearly didn’t get out of there in time.
Remember, you need plenty of cat naps in between.
Good luck!
PS. The well furred puss in boots doesn’t need pants. It’s in the way of fencing with this year’s in-lieu-of-gent designer.
Sounds like an exhausting schedule. On the bright side, practice makes perfect.
Break a leg, as they say in the stage world!
All the best.
I thought that problem was what lecterns were invented for. Much like the desks anchors sit at.
Luck! Not that you need it. 😉
Yeah. That’s six talks in five days IN THE BIBLE BELT!
Yeah. But it’s Jerry!
LoL +1
Good luck and have a great time! Teach them a lot too!
May the Caffeine be with you!
“Break a leg” is indeed appropriate, a talk is just as much a performance as any other. Have fun!
Forget the pants, just remember to bring a cat and no one will notice. Bonn Chance, good luck, best wishes, knock ’em out.
You go, Jerry. I had two run-ins with creationists–one on a college campus–just yesterday. What I’ve learned here and from other well-known sources helped me to give the young man something to think about (though I kind of doubt he will). Anyhow, here’s to the truth!
When did you start wearing glasses?
Forgot pants=long evening. Is that one of the double entendre things?
Does sound a bit like boasting to me. Do you suppose he will make it to his car before a besotted mob grabs him? But best be careful professor, the South is having a cold Winter. Perhaps a trench coat? That way you can choose who you wish to impress.
Good luck and back away from the Southern bible-thumpers. Very slowly.