Xander ,'End of Days'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
My first college had a strict attendance policy and you could be flunked for missing... three? four? not sure.
Anyway, I had a friend who missed class religiously and then would beg and plead the professor to take the exam anyway. And he would ace the exam. And they'd give him a C because you can't really flunk a guy who aced the exam, but since he'd done dead nothing all semester he wasn't getting anything but a pass.
OMG WHERE ARE YOU PEOPLE?!?!?!
You know what I hated worse? There were teachers I had who made us pass in our notes, to make sure we were taking notes. Didn't matter if you aced the test if you didn't do enough notes.
What?! Oh lord, I would have failed EVERYTHING. Because my notes were some important words or phrases, surrounded by song lyrics by Adam Ant and Duran Duran.
OMG WHERE ARE YOU PEOPLE?!?!?!
SHHHH!!! We're hiding from Trudy.
What?! Oh lord, I would have failed EVERYTHING. Because my notes were some important words or phrases, surrounded by song lyrics by Adam Ant and Duran Duran.
Yeah, would you lose points if the margins were torn off? Because no way would my teachers get my fancy "I love 'insert crush of the week' " covered margins.
Joe laughed at my 20th Century History class notes last semester when he was trying to quiz me before exams. Some key points:
*Rommell = Desert Fox
Patton = AWESOME!!
*Belgium--->Leopold--->Congo--->Rubber--->GIANT ASSHOLE
ION I'm tasked with organizing the lunch for an Engineering Department meeting next week. The PTB decided on Italian. I'm comparing menus, getting prices together...and did I mention that the canteloupe I brought for my morning snack was completely overripe and inedible and I had to throw it away and I'm hungry? ...Tortellini with Chicken: Cheese-Filled Tortellini, Roasted Chicken, Artichoke Hearts, Onions, Sun-Dried Tomatoes in an Alfredo Sauce...
::cries and cries::
I didn't actually take good notes. I just borrowed a friend's notebook, and neatly printed all of their notes to turn in. In high school, the teachers who wanted notebooks also seemed to want them to say ONLY what they wrote on the board.
In high school, the teachers who wanted notebooks also seemed to want them to say ONLY what they wrote on the board.
But, that's ridiculous! What about a throwaway comment that sparked something? What about an observation you made, or a connection between two ideas? ARGH.
Thinking about it later, I think they were modeling good note-taking behavior. They were just pretty rigid in what it would be