hot corner reminds me of when i would walk away from a game of MVP 05 for a day or two

It's really kind of waste to post on the last page of the RTT. No one will see it.

TenuredVulture wrote:It's really kind of waste to post on the last page of the RTT. No one will see it.

It would be cool but very wrong I guess if you were able to post some of the really crappy papers.

There was like half a page left, bro. Premature threaderation.

No one really talks about Mr. Cooper anymore.

WilliamC wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:It's really kind of waste to post on the last page of the RTT. No one will see it.

It would be cool but very wrong I guess if you were able to post some of the really crappy papers.

Believe me, the crappy yet somehow makes for interesting internet reading is rare. Mostly, they're crappy in a completely boring way. Generally, I'll give a break to a paper that's interesting, even if it's absolutely bizarre.

This will be the 5th straight night I fall asleep completely sober.

I guarantee that streak will be stopping at 5, but still, I'm proud of me for my recent attempts at moderation.

jerseyhoya wrote:This will be the 5th straight night I fall asleep completely sober.

I guarantee that streak will be stopping at 5, but still, I'm proud of me for my recent attempts at moderation.

Snubbed again!

TenuredVulture wrote:Snubbed again!

Kirstin Bomblies... with a name like that, I expect great things.

Also, this.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:No one really talks about Mr. Cooper anymore.

Or Mr. Hooper.

This may seem weird, but I remember a period of nostalgia in my life where I'd come across a Sesame Street reference every month, minimum. And Mr. Cooper was easily in the Top 3 of most popular characters to be referenced. Elmo was en vogue then, and Big Bird is a staple. But Mr. Hooper was, for some reason, oft-mentioned, even though children obviously weren't watching that shit for some smacked-ass grocery store manager.

on another note:

chicks should really just not be friendly at all if they don't want you to hit it.

i mean, i guess it's not that big a deal, but hell, i'm a cool enough guy that i can make any bitch my friend. i don't need nice girls to be my friends.

To the privacy invaders that saw it fit to post up pictures of my apartment on the internet, shame on you. I have been very busy lately. My neighbor told me that garbage is only picked up once a year- on March 33rd- which explains that. I also think they exaggerated the amount of cigarettes I smoke. I don't remember smoking that many cigarettes.

How many more years will it be before the national media is tired of recounting the Cole-Hoffman-change up anecdote?

Geography seems like it would be an easy class but it isn't

CFP wrote:Geography seems like it would be an easy class but it isn't

My roomates and I took a class at PSU our senior year called "Dinosaurs" (yay useless electives!). I thought it was gonna be rad, but it was a pain in the ass, hard as shit. And the teacher couldn't have been more boring talking about it. I mean it's DINOSAURS, make it interesting. Thank god for Nittany Notes. Lesson learned. Velociraptors ftw!

Astronomy is the way to go for dumb science requirements

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Astronomy is the way to go for dumb science requirements

We already had taken that one fall semester. Didn't go to a single class from midterm to final. Got a B.

The professor was Polish and when he said "focus" or "focal", it sounded like "f*ck-us". The first few times he did it the whole forum of 250 people giggled

Woody wrote:

CFP wrote:Geography seems like it would be an easy class but it isn't

My roomates and I took a class at PSU our senior year called "Dinosaurs" (yay useless electives!). I thought it was gonna be rad, but it was a pain in the ass, hard as $#@!. And the teacher couldn't have been more boring talking about it. I mean it's DINOSAURS, make it interesting. Thank god for Nittany Notes. Lesson learned. Velociraptors ftw!

I had to fill some credits my senior year.

I was scouring the books for a class that sounded good....and I found "History of Sports" God that was awesome--it was my senior year, and I don't think I missed a single class.

seke2 wrote:

Woody wrote:

CFP wrote:Geography seems like it would be an easy class but it isn't

My roomates and I took a class at PSU our senior year called "Dinosaurs" (yay useless electives!). I thought it was gonna be rad, but it was a pain in the ass, hard as $#@!. And the teacher couldn't have been more boring talking about it. I mean it's DINOSAURS, make it interesting. Thank god for Nittany Notes. Lesson learned. Velociraptors ftw!

I had to fill some credits my senior year.

I was scouring the books for a class that sounded good....and I found "History of Sports" God that was awesome--it was my senior year, and I don't think I missed a single class.

Ha, I took economics of sports. We debated things like salary caps, competitive balance, and stadium deals. The professor was a baseball fan, too, and I wrote my final paper on the pros and cons of contracting the Twins/Brewers/Expos. I think my conclusion was that the Brewers had the best case for contracting it at the time, but that Selig's obvious influence made it a non-starter.