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[elfking314]

So, I'm updating.  Finally.

Tim's got good music tastes?

Also, Chem is completely a waste of my active brain cells.  I sat next to a kid in recitation yesterday.  I asked if he did the (optional) homework.  He said he looked at it, but it was too hard.

I almost burst out laughing.  It was all sig figs and unit conversions.  Easy stuff.  Busywork

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[bananer_split]

I laughed out loud at your awkward turtle, and disturbed my roomate's studying. ohhh well.

Also, seeing as Tim has only asked out Tessie AND THEN Emma in that order for everything, maybe he shouldn't be deciding the ways you can loose quest points.

On the other hand, part of me really wants to see you/be grossed out by you in an awkward couple of your own.

Andy

[anonymous]

Your chem class sounds pretty sad...how can unit conversions and sig figs be hard?

Even though you have fear, I will still vote Elf-King for Elf-King. I won't vote for Ramen Noodles.

[mononoke_lynn]

Hey, chem is hard for some of us. I'm taking Servey of Chem instead of normal.

And textbooks...I'm totally going to buy them, and then buy them off the internet, and return the bought-in-person-from-book-store-ones back. Jerks think they can jack us off!

Tim has NO AUTHROITY over you.

[elfking314]

I didn't mean to say that chem is necessarily easy.

It's a Chem for Engineers class. And as Engineering is a field highly focused on mathandscience, I expected something more challenging.

In about three weeks, I'll probably regret wishing for more challenge.

[jesus_in_europe]

You should know by now that engineering is for all of the people who can't handle real science. (I know this because the engineering majors were always the dumb ones in my math classes.) So what did you expect? You should switch to LAS.

On second thought, most of those students aren't any better.

Go Russian Ph.D. students!

[chocolatehitman]

I agree with Tim about the sock.

[posaunelove]

I wish I had a sock on the door.. uh.. ever.

Yeah, there are a lot of dumb people in college. Get used to it.