liza

"¡bueno, pues! lo mejor sería que ellos pusieran cualquier código que tengan para que lo podamos examinar. porsiaca, [esta soy yo en Drupal](http://drupal.org/user/12252/) :)" - liza

"¿pero dónde están los APIs para conectar a esas bases de datos? ellos deberían hacer lo que hizo el New York State Senate y crear módulos en Drupal para los APIs que desarrollaron." - liza

"bueno, en cuanto a lo que han puesto sobre La Fortaleza, es solo las plantillas de diseño. no hay nada de la distribución de Drupal que están usando. soy una "front-end developer" para Drupal y no tengo mucho conocimiento de Python o Ruby; pero echándole una mirada, tampoco se ve que el código de esos apps están completos. y bueno, sin la base de datos, no hay mucho que se pueda jaquear --no estoy viendo APIs para conectar a sus DBs." - liza

"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO \*wimpers\*" - liza

"jump shot, jump shot, jump shot --and if in doubt-- jump shot some more. do it at every angle until you find your sweet spot. then make it a point to jump shot from the ones you don't feel comfortable in. and break it down mechanically, focusing on your knees and back. actually, i think it was at the end of the 80s that the US Olympics team ruffled sports feathers because they brought in BALLET teachers to coach the team into better jumping. the only reason i remember this is because i was a teenager taking ballet at the time and that made me try out for my high school bball team. there's a saying that the jump isn't what's important but the landing. learning how to land in basketball is a priority --look at all the injuries guys have had this year in the NBA. a lot of the pros need to go back to basics and re-learn how to protect their knees, backs and ACLs during their landings. it's why i spent a good time teaching my boys how to land on the court. so if you feel weird about taking..." - liza

"i say we should just give up the illusion that a lot of these athletes are bulked up because their momma's genetic make up is better than ours and just accept we are in the age of [TRANSHUMANISM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...). i'd love to see a Transhuman Olympics or Transhuman sports leagues and just let the athletes mess around with their bodies however they want for the sake of the sport. because selling the "genetic freaks" or "hard working athlete" myth in the age of performance enhancing TECHNOLOGIES is just a little fairy tale-ish. i want to believe that people like Lebron are genetic freaks, but it's really hard to believe when in this country many athletes start messing around with their performance abilities in high school --with overzealous parents, even in grade school. look at all the alleged asthmatics in track and field. so, yeah, am totally down for an NBA and a TNBA. and each leagues winners battle it out :)" - liza

"came here to say this. not everybody does well on PEDs for many physical and emotional factors. looking at his body, he doesn't strike me as the kind of guy that would be using. actually, i'd say the same from most of the present-day Bulls." - liza

"* Shit * Piss * Fuck * Cunt * Cocksucker * Motherfucker * Tits" - liza

"by catastrophic they mean AWESOME, right?" - liza

"came here to say this. they already pay little in US taxes. and i wouldn't be surprised if one of their demands is to pay LOWER than the minimum wage and make union organizing in their plants illegal. i can't feel excited about this one bit --but they know they have the advantage. this was their plan all along in the 80s and 90s: destroy US labor leverage thru outsourcing and then come back as a knight in shining armor with higher tax, real estate and minimum wage advantages when the time was right. tim cook seems to suggest this is the right time for apple." - liza

"oh gawd, i remember this... WHY! WHY! WHY DID I HAVE TO CLICK!!! \*sobs\*" - liza

"he probably threw shade at her and now she's getting back at him with that tweet. woman knows how to play the drama." - liza

"that's what i assumed ;)" - liza

"so after Congress took the money from companies like Apple and helped destroy computer & electronics manufacturing in the United States because UNIONS! MINIMUM WAGE! FREE MARKET! now they're saying the government can't buy from the very companies they helped build in China... oh, ok." - liza

"does anybody have a permalink to that tweet? i can't find it." - liza

"is she the one who played Ralph's mother in Hamlet?" - liza

"it's the crazy eyes :D" - liza

"that i did notice. i can definitely see it arching upwards. thanks so much for answering my questions :)" - liza

"DAMN! now i see it! WOW! i now have to re-measure myself --my fittings look a lot like that :P" - liza

"where is this folding? cuz am really thinking now i may have to up my own cup! btw, is the band properly placed in the back or should it be a little lower?" - liza

"oh wow, now i noticed that. TIL." - liza

"i was trying to figure out what was this Nippolas Cage you were talking about until i hit the image and literally screamed XD well played my friend, well played." - liza

"i was a teenager when i sat down to watch that historic moment with my baby sister #noshameinmygame" - liza

"ok, this wins all the reddits. your daughter is awesome XD" - liza

"ugh, same in Puerto Rico :P" - liza

"OH HONEY ((((( BIG HUGS )))) you have been SO MUCH TO SO MANY PEOPLE AT SUCH A YOUNG AGE. and the thing is, at 27 i thought i had to do it all. i had this idea in my head that if i didn't reach certain goals by the age of 40, i was just going to be a loser for the rest of my life. and then 40 came and went and didn't reach those goals and am here almost 50 looking down the barrel of longevity --because in my family women tend to live close to 100. can you imagine thinking there's nothing else for me to do with my life after 50?!?!?! i woke up one day, after many a panic attack, and i realized that i may well have another 50 years to be thankful for the life i have right now and build a fucking awesome one that i will absolutely love. longevity isn't something most people think about in their 20s, but when you get to almost 50 is always on your dam mind :D am learning to embrace the present knowing i may well have a long future of daily heres and nows. i dont have to rush anything, but..." - liza

"OMG SO MUCH HERE THAT I RELATE TO. first of all, i am in awe of young moms. to have kids at such an early age, it's just something i couldn't wrap my head around --and i come from a culture that encourages teen/young adult motherhood. so my hat's off to you. second, am going to try to keep my response as practical as possible: **ON THE MATTER OF "MALFORMED" MOMMY BODIES** your body isn't malformed, we live in a society that encourages body dysmorphia. i too have struggled with my weight and body image but i've found so many amazing resources here in reddit, i have to share them with you: /r/fitness and /r/loseit were the first subreddit i lurked in as i was trying to figure out what to do with the weight i couldn't lose. for years after having THING2 i kept telling my family MD that something was off. in my case 2 things were wrong, one i discovered by an unfortunate trip to the emergency room, the other through the /r/loseit. seems that after having THING2 my gall bladder checked out..." - liza

"\*dead\*" - liza

"that's what it's called? now i have a name for it. i even have to be careful with the amount of Xylotol or Erythritol i use because it'll trigger those headaches. i was diagnosed glucose-intolerant :\" - liza

"YOU LOOK AMAZING AND AM JEALOUS OF YOUR LIPS. i wish i could pull off smoky eyes like that. i just can't do them on my own :P i have to ask: are you wearing mascara or are those falsies? boys with long lashes *sigh* the ultimate injustice :D" - liza