GIP!

[apocalypsos]

The more I watch Numbers, the more I want Charlie to teach me math. :)

EDIT: Look, drewbeartx made a Questionably Lesbians icon! :) (Among other TAR icons, btw. ) And I just saw a longer preview for this week's episode.

Comments

[rani23.livejournal.com]

He is awfully cute. :)

[yueni]

Why can't I have Charlie as my math prof? All I want is one math prof like Charlie. 15 profs in the department, and not one cute one.

[thebratqueen.livejournal.com]

The more I watch Numbers the more I want to read slash about the brothers.

...

I'm aware I'm going to the special hell.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_mydecember_/]

::Cough::.
numb3rs_slash

[thebratqueen.livejournal.com]

God bless Livejournal.

[raindroproses.livejournal.com]

Oh my god YES. I could listen to him talk about anything.

And I bet he'd be a lot better than my current professor. :-P

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

And it's not even just that he's pretty. He gets so excited talking about math (math, for crying out loud), and then he gets all hyper but barely self-contained, and he's always eager to explain it to you and then he does in a relatable, creative way.

I would have done so much better in math with Charlie as a teacher. Oh, yes. ;)

[raindroproses.livejournal.com]

I know! The cuteness, that would just distract me, but he really does seem like he'd be a good teacher.

[psubrat.livejournal.com]

I'm finally catching up with all Numb3rs eps after the premiere and I have to say, I love this show. The first ep sort of threw me with the amount of math calculations, but now it doesn't even phase me! I adore Charlie - he's got that whole misunderstood/not understood at all brooding thing down-pat and he's just so damn cute. I really should have watched Numb3rs and taped Battlestar Galactica...now I know better! I was never a big Rob Morrow fan until now and does his character Don have a woman in every FBI branch he's worked in? The dude gets around. LOL

[polaris-starz.livejournal.com]

*bounce* Charlie! ♥ I would totally endure math class if he was my prof. It does make all the difference if the person teaching the subject is really, really enthusiastic.

[the-swordman.livejournal.com]

As I live on the other side of the pond, I thought you were talking about the latest LOST and Dom Monaghan. And I was like WTF ?? :)

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

He's hot, isn't he? I never thought he was hot as the Elf in The Santa Clause. But I watched this random episode of Numbers once and I was like "He's hot. And he can't totally pull off that curly hair liek nobody's business."

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I think part of the reason he looks so great on Numbers is that David Krumholtz has obviously slimmed down (his face is thinner than normal, and it does wonders for him), his haircut is the most complimentary one I've ever seen on him, and they're got him in much better clothes than normal. Of course, the fact that he gets all giddy and excited when he's talking about math helps, too.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I hadn't thought about it, but I guess his face is thinner.

The giddyness is cute too.

Dude

[moshez.livejournal.com]

That's not math. That's vaguely sounding math.

Getting excited about math, BTW, is no big deal. Yesterday I was half-asleep from jetlagged, but as soon as I started to explain to something what set-point topology is and what differential topology is, I didn't even feel slightly tired. Or, for that matter, cold :)

Still-working-on-my-MSc.-ly yours, Moshe :)

Re: Dude

[drewbeartx.livejournal.com]

I'm the same way, although less deep since math wasn't my major. But to show how math-geeky I can occasionally get, I independently discovered the general equations to describe an N-dimensional sphere and the area/volume/hypervolume/etc. it encloses. I also recreated the equation that describes the minimum necessary cubes of dimension N to construct a cube of dimension X, where X >= N.