I watched 'Drive' last night. Great effin' movie. Even better soundtrack. Awesome 80's vibe to it.
I can't get that damn beat out my head. Good stuff.
I've noticed when it comes to Drive you either love it or hate it. If you can't appreciate the artsy vibe to the movie and the music that ties everything together brilliantly you'll probably hate it.
But Nightcall and
Have been on my playlist since the credits stopped rolling.
Kirbys mass attack rekindled my love for the little pink blob of destruction.
The 3DS shop has a 3D-ified release of Kirby's Adventure for the NES.
That remains the best Kirby game they ever made.
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Finals? Pfft. We don't have finals in our block-system Doctor of Pharmacy program. We have tests every two weeks that we have to pass at 90%+. And other tests mixed in throughout the year.
Freshman year during orientation the dean of engineering walked in and was like
"So they say you're here to learn and become a more worldly person and stuff. That's all nonsensical ******** they feed the kids in stuff like photography. You all are here to get a degree so you can make money. So don't look at this as school. This is preparation to make sure you have a way to put food on the table. "
I am so glad that I am done with schooling. I hated it so badly and really all I felt I got out of it was a piece of paper that says I'm not stupid
yes, I got though college, stop staring like you disbelieve me
seriously... stop staring.
...dudes don't make me scan my diploma for proof.
...forget it
I'm close to dropping out of school, I have a job opening up at my work which has an entry salary that's more than most jobs I would get out of college and the fact that I know all of the people at work and am pretty good friends with them is honestly making me consider taking it..
To be honest, I haven't learned a single thing in college, everything I've been taught in classes I already knew and studied on my own in high school. The only thing stopping me from dropping out is I have no job security if I get laid off/fired because I won't be able to get a new job in a company I'm not already involved with.
Pretty sad state of affairs that the American university system is, where you don't learn anything and go there for a piece of paper. Hell, I don't study at all and spend maybe an hour writing my papers and not going to class.
I thought it would be different but it feels like an easier version of High School because I'm not even graded on attendance so I can blow off all my classes unless something is due.
I had one of my professors write on one of my papers that I should come to class more often to share my views. Maybe if he taught me things I would. I haven't liked any of my professors so far.
