I'm sure there were some courses with an easy rep, but I didn't know about them. Easiest I took was American History, but again, because I'd had a more thorough version earlier. I mean, I took art history (the one I blew off) as an easy course, and had to write several papers that were actual work.

The physics department taught what was informally known as "Physics for people who hate it" that was actually a neat class. It was very hands-on and real world scenarios. It was pretty popular. I used to listen in when I was working in the lounge next door. Ocassionally, us majors would get roped into helping out. Usually holding some contraption in an awkward position and getting mocked.

It was a great department.

Profoundly unsafe

They tell you not to eat it.

They tell you not to eat it.

But you still want to, don't you?

Oddly fascinating, if a little repellant

I mean, eh?

But you still want to, don't you?

Nah. I don't like tomatoes, and the glowing doesn't make it seem any tastier. Wouldn't mind having one lying around on the counter, though.

Now the mushrooms look nasty. I wouldn't have guessed those were healthy specimens.

I think they are the kind that advertise "DON'T TRY TO EAT ME!"

I believe them.

Mushrooms of all types are nast.

OK, so I'm sitting here watching Pushing Daisies thinking, Yeah, I guess it's OK, but maybe not my thing, when Kristen Chenoweth started singing, and that made me smile for real.