Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Where Do They Find These Magnificent Women? A Poll
I recently discovered Stumble Upon. It's a great way to hit on interesting websites that I never would have found otherwise as well as an efficient way to fritter away hours of time. Granted many of the sites I come across are of no interest to me or too technical or just too facile to get a rise. On the other hand many of the videos I've seen are remarkable or funny or remarkably funny and I wouldn't have known about them without stumbling to them. Stumble has a page that lets you choose among many areas of interest and with each click of the button will take you to a random site based on those interests or you can just check all to get a true cross section of what is out there. Randomly bouncing around the internet with Stumble it is amazing to me how many ladies are out there showing off everything they have.
Where do they find these girls? Of all the women I know I don't think any of them have naked pictures on the web but I suppose I could be wrong and I just haven't seen them yet. Out of say 1000 stumbles my guess is 300 to 400 are ladies in various states of undress. They range from the merely beautiful to the truly spectacular in all kinds of poses, from artful to super kinky and every stop in between. I bet the population of naked or semi-naked women on the net could fill every football stadium from here to Timbuktu but where the hell do they come from? Do these girls actually walk amongst us everyday? It is fun to think about. Are they all getting paid to show us what they've got? I don't think so. Granted some of the ladies have exploitation written all over them which is depressing but most of them seem to be having a good time. A large number of pictures are obviously of the amateur variety and many are self portraits taken in the mirror or with a web cam. Could that cute chick at the convenience store have an exhibitionist streak in her? Or how about that bartender at TGI Fridays. I wish.
So here's what I would like to do in the name of science: If any of the ladies having a naked picture(s) on the net happen to read this please drop an anonymous comment with a brief description of the events leading up to your unveiling and a little about your daily life. I would like to publish the results in a later post. In the meantime I will continue my exhaustive research on the matter. Thanking you in advance.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
This Just In
University of Massachusetts Rated One of the Best Universities in the World by Times of London
September 16, 2010by Office of Communications
The University of Massachusetts was rated as one of the best universities in the world in the 2010 World University Rankings released today by the Times of London newspaper – the only public university in New England to make the prestigious list.
UMass ranked 56th in the Times of London’s Top 200, which the newspaper describes as “the gold standard for world-class research institutions.”
In announcing this year’s World University Rankings, Times Higher Education editor Ann Mroz said: “We would like to congratulate the University of Massachusetts for its performance in this year’s rigorous rankings. Being ranked 56 in the world top 200 is an impressive achievement. The top 200 universities in the world represent only a tiny fraction of world higher education and any institution that makes it into this table is truly world class.”
In this year’s World University Rankings, the University of Massachusetts:
• Is the only public university in New England to make the Top 200
• Ranks fourth in Massachusetts (behind Harvard, MIT and Tufts), and sixth in New England (after Harvard, MIT, Yale, Tufts and Brown)
• Is the 14th highest-rated American public university and is the 33rd highest-rated American institution public or private
Just goes to show you what I said in my previous post. UMass is BOSS!
Friday, September 17, 2010
Missing School
A great university in a beautiful setting with a distinguished faculty. Many of the professors and graduate students are involved in leading edge research in a number of diverse fields. Real strong in the sciences and a leader in environmental study. I met a lot of hard working kids carrying full class loads and holding down a job (or two) so next time someone says this generation of kids
is lazy I beg to differ. I'm proud to call UMass/Boston my alma mater.
The scenery is spectacular and not just the ocean views, but the thousands of lovely women that go there, especially those first warm days of spring when the flowers shed their bulky coats and sweatshirts to absorb the warmth of the sun's rays and the "buds bloom" after a long, cold winter. Truly a phenomena not to be missed.
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