Thanky! Also I meant *half done my role play 1 paper, but that's pretty good!
You're doing awesome! Yay!
Wow that's quite the situation there. Glad you got through the demon class too I did my first role play dis morning and it went well yaaay! Also have done that paper. Waiting to continue my English paper until I figure out the frig is going on.
She wasn't really a prof. Not sure she even had a doctorate yet. No, when I think about it, she was probably a PhD. So anyway, it was on the year I tried to take Japanese. The crying didn;t directly occur in my class, but I heard older students talk about it. So the class was introduction to literary studies, and we didn't have it at all for a month. Then she came in and said we'll make up for the classes she didn't hold by going to see Madame Butterfly at the opera. And all her classes consisted of her reading from a piece of paper and even though all classes are scheduled for 90 minutes, she'd end them after 30-40. Basically, right after reading everything she had to read, she'd say "That's all, thank you, goodbye." And we had classes like that with her for like, a month and a half? And then she was gone and the dean was like "Well, I guess you guys won't be having intro to lit studies anymore " Rumor was she was sick, so that was a bummer. So yeah, I heard the older students had really fun classes with her. She'd come in, put her jacket on her desk, lie on the jacket, and cry the whole duration of the class. It would happen repeatedly. No one knows why. And honestly, having met her, it really feels like something she would do. Of course, it's a shame I couldn't get a grade for that then because later I had to have introduction to lit studies on my English studies, and that lady was a demon. She was a professor, but I really have no idea why. How is it possible for a professor at the smurfing department of English to speak the worst English I've ever heard? She had moments when she sounded like Elmer Fudd, I'm not kidding. She pronounced all her Rs like Ws. While trying to go for a British accent. She always ended up saying "outist" instead of "artist", and when heard by a Polish speaker, it sounds like "autist". And believe me, this was literary studies. "Artist" is a pretty heavily featured word. Aside from that, she took attendance which was 100% illegal because this was a lecture, and this attendance was checked via a quiz taken at the beginning of every lecture (also illegal), and if you were absent for any reason, you were screwed because she wouldn't even accept a doctor's note, and if you didn't have 100% of your quizzes passed, you couldn't take the exam. And the exam was the deadliest exam I've ever taken. 2/3rds of my entire year, consiisting of a big chunk over 100 people, failed it and had to retake it in september. I was one of the few who passed. barely. Ended up filling 8 pages A4 in very tiny handwriting, my hand hurting, and all this in like 2 hours? I wrote down everyting. And I got a 3+. On a grading scale from 2 to 5. So yeah. I liked introduction to linguistics much better, let me tell you.
Right? Also send me the stuff on your prof you were telling me about!
Like, you can only play the black keys or the white keys. Don't be selfish, you can't have both.
Bi piano noises need to just pick a side amirit?
So much better than straight piano noises. I suppose bi piano noises could be cool too. If they existed.
I would think so. Gay piano noises really set the mood
Sorry for spying, but the [gay piano noises] scene is the most beautiful scene in Evangelion XD
