I just want to (permanently) lose my burden of intelligence, and there are few ways to do that effectively / quickly. I've seen some legitimate research papers on the subject...
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Bombed my linear algebra midterm big time. It sucks because I got a 100% on the practice exam, and then he didn't put any of those types of questions on the real test. I couldn't even start a question worth 20%.
I was reading a GAF thread recently, and I got indescribably angry at a few of the posters in that thread. What happened was there was a discussion about some kind of contract that people believed was unjust. There was the usual counterargument of "It's a contract, you're free to enter into it or not, how can it be unjust?" And someone replied with "In the military you enter a contract that states that if you reveal yourself as gay, they can kick you out. Does the fact that you agree to it make it right?" At which point some idiot replied with "Lolz at you, comparing ________ to being gay in the military."I found myself with a very strong desire to backhand the guy who made that last comment. Posting anything along the line of "omg, you're comparing x to y, wtf" is one of the most intellectually lazy things a person can do in a debate. By doing so, you're refusing to see that the other person is not, in fact, comparing all aspects of something with all aspects of something else. Rather, that person is comparing one aspect of something to one aspect of something else and using that to make a point. In this case, whatever the unjust contract was (I honestly can't remember) was not as major an issue as the rights of gay people in the military. However, the GAF poster was using Don't Ask Don't Tell to show how a voluntary contract can still be unjust, and it just baffled me that people are unable to understand something so simple.
Powerslave, is it your goal to actually become the forum equivalent of Eric Cartman?
He's still trying to take everyone's mind off of the Armenian Genocide.
I watched a woman die last night and a five year old seize for an hour today. I work in an ER. All I could think about was, "Did I put that yogurt in the fridge?" Does that make me a bad person?
I started reading GS's post and thought, "lol he is just bringing this up because he compared Avatar to Shakespeare," and I read a little farther and holy shit he was actually bringing that up again and redefending his Avatar argument!smh
So I cracked open an egg today. Two yolks. Huh. So I didn't think nothing of it until 5 seconds later when I cracked open the second egg and IT HAPPENED AGAIN.
So what are your advice for a guy who can pull off any scale or power chord riff but somehow doesn't improve when it comes to other chords in any way.I can pull off a solo like nobody's business, but simple chord progression and playing always stumps me.
Even though she had sex with me that night, she didn't before she wouldn't shut up about some other guy who was such an amazing guitarist.
I gave up when I played for the first time for my girlfriend when we had just started dating. Even though she had sex with me that night, she didn't before she wouldn't shut up about some other guy who was such an amazing guitarist. That was enough for me. Now I stick to the things I'm good at.
I was sitting in class focusing on sleeping and day-dreaming when a guy wakes me up and tells me how there's an earthquake. I freeze, then as "um..uh no there isn't" and he's saying that yes, he can feel it. I tell him to check his phone and he's like "oh right". friggin' fobs.
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I am sitting at my apartment with people who will. not. fucking. leave. And they just invited over one of my least favorite people. I'm going to ignore them and play Street Fighter IV.
Quote from: ch1nchilla on February 12, 2010, 03:32:51 AMI am sitting at my apartment with people who will. not. fucking. leave. And they just invited over one of my least favorite people. I'm going to ignore them and play Street Fighter IV. Smart move.
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Supposedly Harrison was the one who got all the tail.