Thank who/whatever you want, but it's finally Friday.

[kasche]

Is it just me, or lj's login cookies aren't working like they should, as to say at all?

Oh, and Prof. Not-Kiss was Not-There. The one who was here was Prof. Actually-Kiss. Or Kish. Or whatever. *Off to search for Budapest's university website*- like, for real. Yeah, I know. Silly. *shrugs*

And yes, the jokes on the new Pope amused me. This best of all. Honestly, it's three weeks that they aren't talking about anything else, and I was fed up with all of this already after the first one.

See you next Tuesday!

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[wild-boys.livejournal.com]

Crunchie is a chocolate bar


That's what university websites are for, surely. Finding professors' personal info. Are there great things when you google on his name? I love that stuff :D
Hey, my dad used to teach my mum at university. Way back when. Just sayin' ;)

*squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze* Thank you. Me too :D

Now you have a GREAT weekend. ::MWAH!::

[kasche.livejournal.com]

Hey, my dad used to teach my mum at university. Way back when. Just sayin' ;)
Nooo, you shouldn't have told me this! Now I'm going to think about it seriously! *laughs*

And, it turned out I didn't even need to check the website. There's the man address at the end of the "References" section of the pamphlet he gave us. Both email and the address to his studio in the university.

But I can't actually send him an email with "Hello. I attended your seminary on regular semiovals in PG(2,q), which impressed me greatly. By the way, are you free tomorrow night?", can I?

[wild-boys.livejournal.com]

'Hello. I attended your seminary on regular semiovals in PG(2,q), which impressed me greatly. By the way, are you free tomorrow night?' gets you a lot of points for directness. Subtle can be fun too, it means you get to plot *narrows eyes*

Oooh, hours o' fun :D

[kasche.livejournal.com]

Plotting would be good... weren't I so hopeless at it. :P

So, I think I'll go for directness-- but listen to me, I'm talking as if I was going to do something about it! Then again, if I ever get around to do some good Erasmus... originally I thought of England, but Hungary must be lovely, too. :D