The perfect girl
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Back in my rock & roll days, my definition of the perfect girl was reasonably simple. Above and beyond the obvious desire to have her look good in high heels and a little black dress, I just wanted someone who enjoyed the creative & party lifestyle of a musician. These days, prompted in no small way by, er, lessons learned (no bunny jokes, please :)), I find that my requirements are a bit more in depth. Someone who is naturally happy and positive by nature (harder to find that it would seem), intelligent enough for deep conversation, and while she doesn't have to be a full on programmer, a little geekness would go a long way. I mention this just in case Santa is reading CP, of course. How 'bout you guys - at least the ones who are single - who's the perfect geek girl for you? You never know, you might get your wish. Never underestimate the effectiveness of bribing reindeer. :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.A version of Morgan Webb who is less obsessed with video games than the real one. Or maybe I should just start liking video games and settle for Morgan Webb. I knew some girls in calculus class back in high school that were pretty appealing.
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A version of Morgan Webb who is less obsessed with video games than the real one. Or maybe I should just start liking video games and settle for Morgan Webb. I knew some girls in calculus class back in high school that were pretty appealing.
aspdotnetdev wrote:
I knew some girls in calculus class back in high school that were pretty appealing.
:) couldn't agree more
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I know a woman who in her rock and roll days married her perfect man: a musician. She worked in a famous (around here) music store growing up went to all the big concerts and was attracted to him as a musician. They got pregnant early in their relationship and they ended up getting married at quite a young age and having a son. Fast forward many years and he's still a struggling musician barely able to keep down a job, more often than not she's supporting everyone and I think she has a *very* different view of the perfect man. :)
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John C wrote:
I think she has a *very* different view of the perfect man
Down swoops John C to save the day! ;)
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
who's the perfect geek girl for you
My wife...corny but true and she is smarter then me to boot. :-D
I like girls that are as smart as me, but not much smarter. My ego can't take it. :((
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
who's the perfect geek girl for you
My wife...corny but true and she is smarter then me to boot. :-D
So smart is a requirement then, eh?
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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aspdotnetdev wrote:
I knew some girls in calculus class back in high school that were pretty appealing.
:) couldn't agree more
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I know a woman who in her rock and roll days married her perfect man: a musician. She worked in a famous (around here) music store growing up went to all the big concerts and was attracted to him as a musician. They got pregnant early in their relationship and they ended up getting married at quite a young age and having a son. Fast forward many years and he's still a struggling musician barely able to keep down a job, more often than not she's supporting everyone and I think she has a *very* different view of the perfect man. :)
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Yeah, most parents are either afraid that their sons will grow up to be rock musicians or that their daughters will run off with one. Looks like I cover all the bases there. :)
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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Shahriar Iqbal Chowdhury wrote:
I knew some girls ... back in high school
Heh, that's what I love about high school girls. I keep getting older, but they keep staying the same age.
Okay, now you're just scaring me. :)
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www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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Back in my rock & roll days, my definition of the perfect girl was reasonably simple. Above and beyond the obvious desire to have her look good in high heels and a little black dress, I just wanted someone who enjoyed the creative & party lifestyle of a musician. These days, prompted in no small way by, er, lessons learned (no bunny jokes, please :)), I find that my requirements are a bit more in depth. Someone who is naturally happy and positive by nature (harder to find that it would seem), intelligent enough for deep conversation, and while she doesn't have to be a full on programmer, a little geekness would go a long way. I mention this just in case Santa is reading CP, of course. How 'bout you guys - at least the ones who are single - who's the perfect geek girl for you? You never know, you might get your wish. Never underestimate the effectiveness of bribing reindeer. :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.there'd be no fun to life. I love the idiosyncratic[^] nature of the female. It reminds me of the unpredictableness of a lot of software. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra] posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
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I like girls that are as smart as me, but not much smarter. My ego can't take it. :((
Back when I was married, I was a brand new programmer and my wife was a seriously senior level QA person. In other words, we both made about the same money. As we changed jobs we'd leap frog each other in salary. While we had some fun with this, I never had a problem with it when she made more than me. As for smarter than me, well, that doesn't really set the bar very high. :)
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www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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there'd be no fun to life. I love the idiosyncratic[^] nature of the female. It reminds me of the unpredictableness of a lot of software. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra] posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
Excellent. How do you feel about bunnies? :-D
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Good boy, Dave. You get to stay married another year. :-D [edit] Whoops. For some reason, I thought Alison was Mrs. DD's name. Bad Dave. No cookie for you. :) [/edit]
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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Ah...Alison. :)
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Excellent. How do you feel about bunnies? :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.Well, apart from being soft and cuddly, they make a good stew. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra] posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
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Back when I was married, I was a brand new programmer and my wife was a seriously senior level QA person. In other words, we both made about the same money. As we changed jobs we'd leap frog each other in salary. While we had some fun with this, I never had a problem with it when she made more than me. As for smarter than me, well, that doesn't really set the bar very high. :)
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.Christopher Duncan wrote:
seriously senior level QA person
Is that like chief orangutan? ;P
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
seriously senior level QA person
Is that like chief orangutan? ;P
No, the orangutan gets paid more. :)
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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Well, apart from being soft and cuddly, they make a good stew. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra] posting about Crystal Reports here is like discussing gay marriage on a catholic church’s website.[Nishant Sivakumar]
And slippers - don't forget the slippers! :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
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Back in my rock & roll days, my definition of the perfect girl was reasonably simple. Above and beyond the obvious desire to have her look good in high heels and a little black dress, I just wanted someone who enjoyed the creative & party lifestyle of a musician. These days, prompted in no small way by, er, lessons learned (no bunny jokes, please :)), I find that my requirements are a bit more in depth. Someone who is naturally happy and positive by nature (harder to find that it would seem), intelligent enough for deep conversation, and while she doesn't have to be a full on programmer, a little geekness would go a long way. I mention this just in case Santa is reading CP, of course. How 'bout you guys - at least the ones who are single - who's the perfect geek girl for you? You never know, you might get your wish. Never underestimate the effectiveness of bribing reindeer. :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.I'm quite happy with my engineering geek, retired triathlete wife. She's a techie, a killer cook, into climbing and cycling... It may have taken me three wacks at the marriage game to get it right, but third time pays for all.
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Back in my rock & roll days, my definition of the perfect girl was reasonably simple. Above and beyond the obvious desire to have her look good in high heels and a little black dress, I just wanted someone who enjoyed the creative & party lifestyle of a musician. These days, prompted in no small way by, er, lessons learned (no bunny jokes, please :)), I find that my requirements are a bit more in depth. Someone who is naturally happy and positive by nature (harder to find that it would seem), intelligent enough for deep conversation, and while she doesn't have to be a full on programmer, a little geekness would go a long way. I mention this just in case Santa is reading CP, of course. How 'bout you guys - at least the ones who are single - who's the perfect geek girl for you? You never know, you might get your wish. Never underestimate the effectiveness of bribing reindeer. :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help. -
Back in my rock & roll days, my definition of the perfect girl was reasonably simple. Above and beyond the obvious desire to have her look good in high heels and a little black dress, I just wanted someone who enjoyed the creative & party lifestyle of a musician. These days, prompted in no small way by, er, lessons learned (no bunny jokes, please :)), I find that my requirements are a bit more in depth. Someone who is naturally happy and positive by nature (harder to find that it would seem), intelligent enough for deep conversation, and while she doesn't have to be a full on programmer, a little geekness would go a long way. I mention this just in case Santa is reading CP, of course. How 'bout you guys - at least the ones who are single - who's the perfect geek girl for you? You never know, you might get your wish. Never underestimate the effectiveness of bribing reindeer. :-D
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer
Writing apps? Developing sites? Hate marketing? We can help.Sorry about this but someone had to do it. Whoever drew me in the sweepstake? You win. A deaf mute nympho that owns a brewery.
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