Quote Originally Posted by o_O View Post
Most people in my computer science classes were ultra-nerdy. Like, running shoes, dress pants, a dress shirt and one of those <a href="http://www.wellingtonsurplus.com.au/images/m/CT0430.jpg">puffer vest things</a> nerdy.

I had this one calculus lecturer in my third year of calc who refused to use any visual aides to his lecturing. He had an overhead projector, a projector hooked up to a computer and nine blackboards (literally), at his disposal, yet all he did was pace back and forth at the front, speaking calculus, without a microphone. He also had a rule of "if I hear your cellphone, you leave", and on more than one occasion stopped the class for over half a lecture until somebody left out of frustration.
You described everyone in any computer course I have ever taken, save myself. Taking these kinds of courses makes me feel so much more awesome and cool than I actually am because I do not have a pizza face, stringy hair, and my pants tucked into my socks. Jeezus. I once had to try and explain my reasoning for having facial piercings to this guy for almost a half an hour, eventually I gave up. He called them barbaric or something. I rolled my eyes. On more than one occasion when the nerdy types get all elitist and would poke fun at my code or something of the like, I was so overwhelmingly compelled to turn around and tell them all that I've touched more girls than they ever will, which, is kind of sad, seeing as I am gay and all.

Also, Rye, you have only confirmed my assumptions about what taking a Japanese course would be like. Full of otakus who desperately are trying to prove that THEY ARE THE MOST JAPANESE. Scary ; - ;

brand-new brands.
Brands? Like he branded himself? With hot iron? Hardcore.