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  0 0 Oh, that SO. Egg on my face. But you can see where I was coming from I hope: if this were a teacher, it would seem like a rude accusation. Lee commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on Squirrel Girl's answer…

  0 0 I think for a lot of people, being awoken from a certain kind of deep sleep can be disconcerting regardless of how it's done. It wouldn't necessarily lead to yanking someone by their hair, but I think a concern about a startled and panicked reaction is valid. Lee commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on Basil's answer…

  0 0 While I agree that in the context of being a nitpicky academic writer one might need to cite sources for even such banal claims, the failure to cite sources would STILL not constitute plagiarism. It would just be an unsupported assertion. Lee commented about 1 year ago

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  Is this plagiarism?

  0 2 I'm not sure what "SO" stands for (should I, and I'm just missing something obvious?), but if this is someone charged with teaching you then you probably deserve better. I would ask him/her WHO it is that you plagiarized by making the almost anemically cliched claim that diversity creates a more adaptable approach to problem solving. I mean really: some people might disagree with that claim, but it's not a new claim nor a special one, and unless this "SO" can tell you who exactly that idea belongs to, the charge of plagiarism is baseless, rude and arrogant. Lee answered in College / Continuing Ed about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 4 more answers »

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  Woken up to a blow job?

  5 0 As the owner of a penis, I can say that both reactions could be possible in the same person depending on the circumstances. I think you could safely play it by ear. Start by not-quite-waking him up with some snuggling, and if his reaction is receptive rather than startled or sleepy-grumpy, you could work your way toward the surprise. Basically what I'm saying: he may be asleep, but chances are his body language will still be pretty easy to read if you approach it slowly. I think a blowjob that was, however, COMPLETELY out of the blue and without any kind of warning or sleepy foreplay, would indeed be unpleasantly startling and might get a reaction that you don't want. Lee answered in Sex about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 10 more answers »

• Comment on Jo Langford's answer…

  0 0 These are not second cousins. As several people have pointed out, there relation - such as it is - is not by blood, which means they are NOT COUSINS under any normal definition of the term. Due diligence is all well and good, but suggesting that someone check the laws "to be safe" when you obviously have no idea what the laws are strikes me as going out of your way to give advice you're not qualified to give. Lee commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on Jo Langford's answer…

  1 0 Really? What state considers a relationship with your uncle's wife's nephew to be incestuous? Lee commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on Lee's answer…

  2 0 Got it. I'd go with Wikia. Huge userbase, free, and the toolbar that they put at the top of all their pages isn't too intrusive. Lee commented about 1 year ago

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  Recommendations for a free, easy to use wiki

  1 0 Define easy to use. Is MediaWiki out of the picture? Have you tried Moinmoin? EDIT: To clarify my question, do you mean "easy to setup" or "easy to maintain"? Or just "easy for your users to edit/add content"? Many things may be one of these easies without being the others.  Lee answered in Tech Products about 1 year ago Answer and comment »

• Comment on UnoriginalAndrew's answer…

  0 0 Doesn't sound like he has a Dell, unless he's mistaken about it being an MSI. Lee commented about 1 year ago

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