In the following photo, am I...
a) revealing my secret identity as a spy in the greater NC region?
b) laying low from the ScienceBlog paparazzi?
c) sharing lunch with Bora and Abel after we guest lectured at Duke's Sanford Institute on Public Policy on a sunny Spring day?
d) in the running for which SciBling can sport the dorkiest glasses?
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GenomeBoy wrote:
"I had the good fortune of enticing three Beacons of the Bloggerati to the class I teach on Science and the Media."
LOL _Beacons of the Bloggerati_
Don't let it go to your heads ;->
I vote a-c. Nice earrings ,too, on you.
is there a Sb paparazzi at Duke?
I swear, Sheril is a dead ringer for Natalie Portman.
Hrmph. . .looks like I might also benefit from some of Sheril's tooth-whitening strips.
"I swear, Sheril is a dead ringer for Natalie Portman."
The resemblance is really quite uncanny.
But did you know that Ms Portman is (kind of) a published neuroscientist.
I have to go with a)...y'all are reminiscent of the Mod Squad...:)
d! it's ok to be a dork sometimes, though. ;)
Oops, I meant Ping!