#logical decisions

[dykeblossom]

I can't believe my gay ass is actually moving TO America later this year

[nimblermortal]

He decided to bend over and bite through Thorgrim's windpipe

[feuillesdepapier]

i am sick to my stomach and have lactose issues so what did i do?

ate half a pint of ben & jerry's, obvi.

[hollan-house-au]

Logical Decisions

Laughing at her slightly morbid sense of humor, Gabriel assumed that Hollie was not likely to tear the roof down on him or crumble the floor beneath his feet in spite or malice. She was far more likely to toss balls of knitting yarn at him or swipe a messy paint brush at his forehead while painting a room. Thinking it over, Gabe decided her logic of working from the ground up made the most sense. 

"I don't plan on having company over anytime in the foreseeable future, Hollie. I'm not exactly a social butterfly. I guess we should start in the cellar." Joggin to his room quickly, Gabe put on a pair of old gym pants and a faded tshirt. Meeting Hollie back in the foyer, he followed the walking map to the cellar. He liked the idea of her being a part of the house in the sense that he wasn't taking someone's home from them. It seemed better to be sharing the house with the spirirt of the house... Maybe he was a little less than sane. 

In the cellar, Gabe began to examine what he could see. "Hmmm... Looks to me like I'll need to start with this," he said pointing to some loose bricks in the side wall. Most of the outer room, other than that one spot, looked structurally sound. "But I can't see the insides. What does it look like to you? Anything particularly daunting?"

[theteaoflife]

My question is why I'm wearing a beanie when it is hot as hell in Berkeley right now.

[murdersanta]

feel gross from eating gross food

solution = eat more gross food??

[teen-wolves-and-deductions]

its 4am time to watch teen wolf

[davezzf-blog]

Why Don't We KISS!?: A Contribution to Close the Gap Between Real-World Decision Makers and Theoretical Decision-Model Builders

Why Don't We KISS!?: A Contribution to Close the Gap Between Real-World Decision Makers and Theoretical Decision-Model Builders Espousing a methodology of KISS—keep it simple, stupid—this text provides accessible guidelines for making sound and logical decisions, as an individual or as a group. Shunning overly complex practices, this resource proposes several simple methods in the field of decision making, resulting from close contacts with real world decision makers. Numerous field cases are used to illustrate the methods, and the accompanying CD-ROM provides readers with a quick start to applying the methods to their own real world decisions. The CD-ROM’s two business applications, ARGUS and AURORA, help users make multiple criteria decisions in countless real-world situations.