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[penguinofhonor]

"Aw man, I thought I'd be the only one on campus who hated jews."

[Ochita]

Snow!

Snow snow snow snow snoowwwwwww~

Its not even snowing heavily, but its a really nice thing to have while going outside for a walk~

[Trapezohedron]

Normal people worry for you.
^{_{Students just want the teacher to be sick in any capacity :v}}

...At least they do here.

I find this tidbit here sad, because everyone likes NO CLASSES AT ALL, even at the expense of the teacher's health.

Teachers are people, kids. Not objects.

[Skyrunner]

Happy birthday to me!

I have a big cake now.

[Frumple]

I find this tidbit here sad, because everyone likes NO CLASSES AT ALL, even at the expense of the teacher's health.

Teachers are people, kids. Not objects.

Ehn... that was more a highschool thing, f'me at least. And the general education bit for college, at least for a chunk of the classes (particularly those with iffy teachers, heh.). Later on... sometimes th'teach missing a class made me sad, yeah. I liked those classes, and with college you generally don't have the possibility of getting days added to the schedule or whatever (happened once or twice in th'earlier years, though due to weather instead of teacher illness, but still) so missed classes just means the same work piled into a smaller timeframe. Can get unpleasant.

But yeah, lot of the time folks were happy about the no-class but, providing the teacher wasn't some variation of an utter dick/inept, sad the teacher was ill. It's a bittersweet happiness. S'pecially in college, though, I'd see folks asking about th'teacher's health when they came back, stuff like that. How much was genuine and how much was schmoozing, I couldn't say, but there was a general uptick in the whole considering-teachers-to-be-people thing. Helps that the social situation between a college teacher and student is a hell of a lot different than between a grade school teacher and student. Lot more even balance of power, really, which makes a difference, and generally a greater potential for one on one/non-academic interaction.

[jetex1911]

I just woke up after having a fun night with some of my friends, eating pineapple pizza for the first time & watching Battle Royale. It was pretty fun, and they even let me borrow their last Harry Potter book & their four ASOI&F books! Not only that, but I also learned that one of them went to the college that I'm thinking of attending in the future, and she said that we might be able to go see the campus there next time.

I have to tell myself, they are probably my best friends.

[MaximumZero]

Happy birthday to me!

I have a big cake now.

Happy birthday!

[Flying Dice]

Happy birthday to me!

I have a big cake now.

Happy birthday!

And many happy returns!

[fqllve]

Happy Birthday, Sky!

[miauw62]

Happy birthday, Sky.

[Frumple]

Does... does anyone know what the anniversary date for threshold atmosphere cohesion is? I'm suddenly wondering if the sky actually does have a birthday. Someone should figure it out, so we can celebrate.

[Darvi]

Does... does anyone know what the anniversary date for threshold atmosphere cohesion is? I'm suddenly wondering if the sky actually does have a birthday. Someone should figure it out, so we can celebrate.

29th February.

What are the odds.

[Akura]

Finally finished watching the entire series of Ultraman. A very excellent series.

A magical, magical place. With machetes.

Bins - Neutralising machete-wielding maniacs since 2011

Seems a little over kill to me. Then again this isn't America where they'd just open fire on him.

I find this pretty offensive. A lot of people have a really wrong idea of American police. Most likely, they'd tazer him instead.

[Loud Whispers]

I find this pretty offensive. A lot of people have a really wrong idea of American police. Most likely, they'd tazer him instead.

Tazers are marketed as "less than lethal," because American laws on non-lethal weapons do not require them to have a 0% chance of mortality. Also American police who try to be nice and put themselves on a level with civilians tend to get silenced, leaving only a portrayal of American police as a pseudo-government military arm, hence assault weapons.

Oh and youtube comments can offend anyone really. It has a wonderful gift for that, but given the fact that American police frequently reach headlines for being corrupt and breaking the law | violently crushing protests, it's not an unfounded image.

Moar to read.

[alway]

Awww yeah. Microsoft interview!