Ready for football!

Perfect mess

I'm not hungover. Nobody knows why! But my apartment is! ;)

My birthday cake

Spiderman plaster in action

It isn't really necessary but it looks cool! ;)

Beer

I hope I have enough. I couldn't carry that much.

My brother's new place

Beer number 26

Beer number 25

Beer number 24

Beer number 23

Beer number 22

Beer number 21

I've already been there. But it's my favorite! :D

Beer number 20

Beer number 19

Beer number 18

Beer number 17

Beer number 16

Beer number 15

Beer number 14

Stored 1.5 year.

Beer number 13

Beer number 12

Niels Ebbesen

Beer number 11

5 years old.

Beer number 10

Beer number 9

Dragon fire! Wrahr! ;)

Beer number 8

Beer number 7

Stored 1.5 year.

Beer number 6

Beer number 5

Beer number 4

Røgøl.

Beer number 3

Second beer

First beer

My fanclub number

I've been sitting next to it the entire trip. Maybe it's good luck! ;)

Lindkvist

Again. And 0-1 it is! :D

Lindkvist

My hero! :D

Tea

Liquid magic. I'm ill and it has improved how I'm feeling considerable!

Why you shouldn't make bets

You end up watching the wrong team play. However. Navy shorts? Check. White top? Check. AGF thong? Check.

1-1

Yeah! :D

Finally

I've been waiting all day.

The beach

Passing time before the match.

Ready for today's match

Too bad it doesn't start in another 4 hours ...

Being an Insider

After a few years at the university I've learned that people "on the inside" are different from people "on the outside." There is of course the difference between scientists and normal people but that is not all.

Before I started studying at the university, I didn't consider problems like, "I have two infinite sets. I wonder which one is bigger?" or "I have two unsolvable problems. I wonder which one is harder?"

The biggest change, though, is my humor. Among my friends references to xkcd are quite common. So is, "Oh, you haven't read the latest xkcd?" if somebody doesn't get a reference. But nobody ever looks weird and asks, "What is xkcd?"

So reading a geeky online comic is one thing. Another is the analogies. Over time I've made and witnessed a rather large number of obscure analogies. I think the worst one was when Thomas and I compared type safety and sluttiness. Frankly, I think everyone besides Thomas and I found that one weird. I still insist it makes sense:

Sluttiness will scare off (~reject) some guys just like type checking rejects some programs. It makes sense to discuss if the right guys/programs are rejected. It is a perfect analogy! Is sluttiness a conservative approach? That question makes sense! It didn't really get obscure until we started comparing not openly prudish guys with falsely rejected type safe programs … Even though I also think that one makes sense.

Anyway. Relating everything to something concerning computer science becomes rather common. Why wouldn't it? Everyone knows what we're talking about! At least everyone "on the inside." Personally I just find all these changes fun. It creates some common ground.

Going to the beach

1-0

Take that! :D

Ready

Come on GF! :D

Something learned

Apparently candles melt when left in the window.

The birthday boy

Happy birthday to Thomas. :)

Diabolic score card

Lars and my personal score card from this Monday. Notice the 666 at the bottom. We got -6 on the last board and our total is 66. With that in mind we can only squash our competitors from now on! ;)

Spiky

My silhouette looks funny.

Testing the waters

They were cold! ;)

Enjoying a summer morning

The weather is nice, I can hear the birds, and the water is only a tiny bit cold.