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Who Knew Grad School Could Be So Much Fun?Following
100 Most Commonly Used Words - how many can you guess?
This is what Greg Googled to find probably the most ridiculous SVU episode ever!
“She had scars…on her…little area.”
When I was searching for my Coexist bumper sticker, I found myself thinking “Wow, these are all pretttty good left wing bumper stickers. I wonder what Conservative bumper stickers are like…”
Well, here some are, and boy-oh-boy are these dandies. They are crude, hostile, completely ignorant, and separately target Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, France (whyyyy are you so mad at France?!), and Mexico. Oh yeah…and whales.
The Virtual Audiometer: The Bane of My Existence
Thanks, BYU! Thanks for developing this virtual simulator, where you can practice audiological evaluations on people who are fake. They are unreliable in their responses, they can take up to 5 seconds to report hearing a tone, and, if you make them mad or take too long, they storm off. Also, the virtual audiometer crashes on average 3 times per patient. While a real life audiological evaluation takes anywhere from 15-30 minutes, one virtual patient can take up to AN HOUR (OR MORE!!!!!!) to test! Fun!
I liken this virtual simulator to giving an architecture student The Sims and saying - “Here! Go build fake houses for practice!” Except The Sims doesn’t suck ass.
So, after months of wanting one, I finally purchased the Coexist bumper sticker.
Although, the “Which day did God make all the fossils?” sticker gets Honorable Mention for making me LOLOLOLOLOL!
I don’t care if you smoke on the sidewalk, but pleeeeease do not blow it in my face right when I walk by you.
Happy Holidays!
Sean
My cutie little nephew!
My wonderful family!
My boo!
The most amazing group of friends!
Good ole Stevie!
My top 5 list of things that I’m incredibly thankful for!
Why paying attention in English class is, like, important. Like.
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Yesterday, I found out I failed my lab practical (because in grad school, anything less than 80% is a fail and must be taken again in front of the professor). So that’s embarrassing.
However, later in the day I had my second Hearing Aids midterm. I’m pretty sure I got at least a 95%…although I think I may have pulled off a perfect score (don’t jinx myself!!!!).
I’m just glad I’m being so consistent.
