Boondocks is slang for a rural area. At least, according to the Google.
I saw KosS' post frst, and for a second I thought the calculus class took place in a cartoon.
The Uncle Ruckus Calculus Class?
"Isaac Newton was the white man who invented Calculus when he was 17. Most n[redacted]s can't even read for twelve more years! As you can see here, I like building shrines to certain special white people who I hold dear in my life. This one here is dedicated to Gottfried Leibnitz. Great white mathematician."
"That's right, that's right. Get your lazy brains some exercise. Y'all is just gonna be English majors, get into an academic dispute, an' shoot each other!"
"Liberal arts curricula ruined the American school system. When did average math grades drop? After liberal arts curricula. When did political correctness in math go up? After liberal arts curricula. There were never no math majors privilege-checking each other before they filled the classes with humanities students!"
EDIT: Before I get accused of either racism or anti-humanitism (?), these are references to the Boondocks episode "The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show".
I couldn't help but to read that with his voice saying all that in my head. Sounds just like him.
Funny enough, two bears high-fiving was the first answer that came to mind when I first saw that, and I was disappointed to not see that choice when I came across it. And Wild Wasteland is an awesome perk. You can also find a fridge with Indy inside... Well his broken skeleton, at least. And you can nab his fedora while at it.
I was asked to critique someone's workshop item submissions (Drunken Robot Pornography), and had fun with them (needed more health, but otherwise, was an interesting fight). Felt nice to give a good honest review (which was positive, while at it), and actually have my advice listened to for once (under any circumstance). They were actually good enough, I actually look forward to reviewing more of their work.
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