So I didn't make it past a year of college calculus, but calculus for me was nothing but proofs. Basically 100% proofs. From day 1 of college, numbers were gone. I'm pretty sure that I would have straight up failed had I tried to accomplish anything harder than my year of calc, although I did ok. That shit sucked.
Eh, more ofg an acid thing. I was a hardcore E-tard. However, tell me a rave is in my town next week and I would go. I really, REALLY miss that culture. No I don't miss the "candy ravers" with their tweetybird gloves, backpacks filled with stickers offering creepy neck massages. I miss that I could go to a place with 1,000 people or more and everyone gets along with everyone entirely (and I love the music). You rarely ever would see a fight or the like at raves. Too much chemical love.
Me too, man. The last rave I went to sucked so bad, people wouldn't stop touching me, trying to rub vaseline on me. The horror!
I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum - I'm part of the deep/disco house scene. It's alive and well in SF; not a bunch of douchebag candy ravers around. I'm guessing EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival) wouldn't be your thing, right?
Vasoline? Okay, that's just plain fucking WEIRD. Tigerbalm I would understand-- it makes you feel like you have kitty-cats running all over your skin. Vasoline? What was the rave's theme? A 1980's Porn Shoot? I liked Trance and Acid (hard techno) the best and along with Breaks that's what I DJ on vinyl. House is awesome if it's Booty, Chicago or Big Beat . Jungle can lick my ass, I HATED jungle raves. The way people danced at those things would make any sensible person eat a bullet for a nightcap.
Guys, guys. I just stood straight up on a balance ball and maintained the position unassisted for probably a good 15-20 seconds. I have no idea if that's impressive, but I felt pretty badass.
Last night is fuzzy. I guess drinking for 16 hours straight will do that. Surprisingly, I feel okay right now.
It's ironic that math becomes less like traditional math after a certain point. There was a time when I started losing my ability to add, multiply and divide easily because I just stopped usIng those skills.
I'm going to be taking math at school in the coming future and I kind of dread it, though I did pretty good in electronic theory which was a shitload of puzzling math at times. But GODDAMN it feels weird being 34 at college. Most of my classes are at night, and I kind of stand out not wearing one of those weird rag scarves that every kid (man or woman) seem to rock. Also...grown-ass men in skinny jeans. Not idiot teenagers, but guys that are 21 years old. I ask this again: what women are turned on by this? And why?
I believe it is because women think "I can fuck him and steal his clothing in the morning. If he's bad in bed, I'll get a new scarf."
I was a Math major when I started and it made me hate it. Once I got to 3rd dimensional Calculus and I was the only non-asian in the class I switched majors.
It think there's a difference between that and, "Hey, I only need three more classes to get this minor, wonder if it'd be worthwhile?" Math generally doesn't come easy for me, and takes quite a bit of work, but if it puts me in a better position to get a job I'll do it. When you say skinny jeans, do you mean this? Or this? I'm definitely guilty of the later.
The schmuck at the top is the guilty party. The ones on bottom are pretty normal. I cannot fathom how making your legs look like ice cream cones is sexually appealing to women in ANY way. I simply refuse to believe that.
Forget the jeans, do you wear those fucking shoes? For shit's sake I wear Vibram Five Fingers and still feel like I'm in a position to judge you for it.
No, I wear one of the following. Hint, that's not me. I know I might catch some flak for the Toms but whatever, they're pretty damn comfortable. You instantly made me think of this. To be fair, I wear those new balance minimal trail runners to the gym so vov.