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Oh, are you going to have fun with this.well should be fun turning this essay into my social psych professor
Don't forget to add pictures of yourself in camo, chomping on a cigar with Rambo-esque war paint and the gnarliest gun you can get your hands on. Might as well look the part since that's what they are going to think about you afterwards.
All that writing for 1 lousy point? Screw that.
How did you or did you find out about his non existence? What was your reaction? How did you relate to those who didn’t have SC as part of their tradition? Or did you know anyone who didn’t believe in SC?
Tell him to **** off, then quit school and find something productive to do.
Write a detailed essay on how santa claus is a dirty communist for the main part and for extra credit print out a full page picture of you pointing an AR at the camera with a little note at the bottom telling the professor to go **** himself.
Yeah go ahead and give up on that STEM major, it's not worth it to peruse a career you want!This guy gets it.
Yeah go ahead and give up on that STEM major, it's not worth it to peruse a career you want!
man this echo chamber is loud today.
My Grandfather was Santa Clause - after he came back from WWII his hair was white. He would work out in his wood shed all year and make toys for all his grand kids. Grammy said it was therapy and made him happy. When we were old enough, he stopped making wooden block toys and gave us Red Ryder BB guns and taught us how to responsibly use and care for them. He also did the same with his wood working tools which when used wrong will take a life, a finger or an arm. Turns out that if you understand how a tool works and use it and care for it properly there will never be a life, or an arm or a digit taken from its use.
If I had to pick one gift he gave me - the best gift - it would be "responsibility". Thank you Santa, I miss you.
Purely sexual.
Okay, I'll bite. Can someone fill me in on this "campus watch list" or "blacklist?" I went two three different colleges, two here in ultra-lib eastern MA. Dealt, while there, with many snowflakes in an ultra-lib field of study. I was NEVER shy about expressing all my positions, whether conservative, libertarian, or (very occasionally) liberal, mostly about 1a.
Did my comments foster heated discussion? Sometimes. Did professors disagree with me? Often. Did they still grade my work fairly? Yup. As far as I know. It was well-written and closely argued, and supported by numerous sources; I gave them few reasons to downgrade me.
But a blacklist? Wha? What does that even mean?