My aunt and uncle gave me an M&M Machine that I used to play with at their house. It is made of red metal and takes quarters. As a kid, I made the great discovery that if you jiggled the handle, you could get M&Ms for free very slowly.
I have brought this machine out to New Jersey, and it currently sits in my new apartment. I am highly tempted to convert it into a fish bowl, get a goldfish, and name it Skittle. Thoughts?
I got invited to Google+ today. Google gives you suggestions of people to put in your circle. The first suggestions (see image below on the right) either serve as a sign I should stop using my personal email for work or Google is telling me to take a vacation.
(For those not familiar, Josh was my first adviser at Princeton, and Nolan & Larry are current committee members). Should Sarah Binder be offended she was on the second list of suggestions?
Newton, Pascal, and Einstein are playing hide-and-go-seek in heaven.
Einstein closes his eyes and starts counting.
Pascal goes and hides behind a cloud.
Newton stays where he is, and draws a 1mx1m square on the floor around him.
Einstein finishes counting and turns around.
“Ah ha, Newton! I found you!”
“No you haven’t, you’ve found one Newton over 1m2 . . . You found Pascal.”