Cptwolfgang
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Re: Hate Thread
The ending to Mass Effect 3. Incoming shit storm! xD
The ending to Mass Effect 3. Incoming shit storm! xD
Statistics are irrelevant to the individual. You could always be an outlier, and you'll never know if you don't try.Being a science guy, I know that statistically, it pretty much HAS to end. I hate that fear.
heya?daria said:He says that emotional involvement can bring pleasure *and* extraordinary pain. Then he declares that it's still better than never feeling anything at all. Of course, that was written before the advent of community property laws.
It's nothing but an embarrassing attempt to make Facebook more attractive to investors. However I am fairly certain that fb is going to be next big stock market bubble and a lot of people are going to lose money because of it. Just keep that in mind when you see the next button/toolbar/whatever appear and laugh it off. And get well soon!I hate Facebook's Timeline shit. NO, I do not want a timeline, you piece of shit. Stop pestering me about it.
I just use incognito mode, or whatever the firefox version is, for whatever NSFW tomfoolery I get up to. Doesn't save cookies or history or local files after a session, so you're always good to go if you just close the window.I had to come up with a pathetic excuse for my over-the-top gesture and it was embarrassing as f*ck!!
The recommended literature sucks most of the time, I have the impression. Your best would probably be to just use your teacher's book in order to know what you're supposed to learn and use a different book for the actual problems. In my experience the math books found in the engineer's section are usually pretty good, because they stick to actual problems one can "relate to" and go from there - that is, however, if you're supposed to solve actual differential equations or whatever in the exam and not those pesky proofs...I hate my mathematics book... It is written by a guy that's been doing math for years upon years, and he happens to be my teacher... The only problem with the book is that if you're NOT a super duper mathlete that know all the different ways of writing math, (He switches between things like crazy.) and know all the terms then you're off to a bad start. Add in the fact that the book skips and hops all over the flipping place, and yeah...
I have no doubt that it's probably a really good book for people that are already really good at math. But if you're not... Well, you're fucked, because the book doesn't explain pretty much anything in any detail, nor does it show a lot of examples. All in all, each chapter has a brief well written summary of what you'll be learning, then the next page gives you a formula with barely any explanation as to what is what and then rushes forwards to the writers favorite thing, which is proofs.
And the midterm exams he sets up based on the book... Well... Let's just say that the people in my class who spend an average of 8 hours EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. studying (Including weekends.) On top of lectures are going: WTF IS THIS SHIT!
I think you're learning the wrong lesson from this teacher... pick up from his business savvy. The money from education isn't in the teaching jobs, it's in shamelessly forcing your own crappy book on other people (and apparently he didn't even work that hard on the book!). This guy may suck big floppy donkey dicks as a teacher, but evidently he's got a mind for money.I hate my mathematics book... It is written by a guy that's been doing math for years upon years, and he happens to be my teacher... and blah blah blah more stuff blah blah blah
haha... innocenceI hate the fact that some people find my innocence annoying when they themselves do exactly as I do.
Hypocrites make my brain hurt.