if she is Swedish is the baby swedish or usa baby.

I really just do nails but he is so clever (a doctor of imunosomething ) I thought I had better look smart to have a chance. He is coming round to my flat for dinner later. I have been to the library and borrowed Stephen Hawking a Concise History of Space and another book abouts atoms or a touch. I borrowed a blackboard from the geek down the hall and I wanted to place some stuff on it to look sort of techno so I can say that it is a small theory that i am working on. Any thoughts. I just need a touch to stop him from running away long enough for me to take my top off and show him the goodies.

He reads stuff like Stephen Hawking’s The Grand Design and The Universe In a Nutshell & listens to U2, Kings of Leon, and Coldplay. He’s in to robotics, astrophysics, astronomy, and other similar science and math based interests.

my boyfriend is turning 21 and is obsessed with space and everything Stephen Hawking. Weve been collectively for about 6 months now and want to get him a touch he’ll always remember. In the administer of looking for things to get him, i came across somethings and need opinions on what to get!
either
a) acre of the moon
b) acre of mars
c) a star
d) a touch else that you can reckon of
please help and thank you!

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My boyfriend and I took these online IQ tests (http://www.highiqsociety.org/iq_tests/) for (what I thought was) fun. We both “passed” (so to speak), but didn’t do much higher than that. I reckon my boyfriend thought he was going to get a genius score, and was a small bummed out that he didn’t. Three days later, but, he’s still in tears by it. He’s really, really smart. He knows it. I knows it. His parents and coworkers and friends and professors knows it. So how can I help pull him out of his three-honest-days-of-playing-Guitar- Hero-and-making-squinchy- sad-faces-cause-he’s-not- Stephen-Hawking-or-even -that-guy-who-fake -the-Segway-how-lame- was-that funk?

Thanks:)

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