Pics Thread #2

>high school
>easy

9/10
I raged

Public high school, maybe.

Compared to college/university, yeah, high school is easy.

gorgro you are right and i have no opinion on college because i have not experienced it

Actually, it's:

Preschool- Stick you behind a desk and tell you not to break anything.

Middle School- Tell you It's a lot harder in high school.

High School- Tell you It's a lot harder in college/university.

College/University- Tell you It's harder in the "real world".

"Real World" Job- Sit behind a desk and don't break anything.

Sitting behind a desk and not breaking anything is really the constant of education. It's just that with every level it gets harder to do so because they keep giving you more stuff to break and more ways to break them in.

As well as more reasons to break them.

It feels weird without a lab coat....

someguy3657 wrote:Actually, it's:

Preschool- Stick you behind a desk and tell you not to break anything.

Middle School- Tell you It's a lot harder in high school.

High School- Tell you It's a lot harder in college/university.

College/University- Tell you It's harder in the "real world".

"Real World" Job- Sit behind a desk and don't break anything.

At least with the real world job you can get PAID to sit behind a desk and don't break anything.

Taiju wrote:

someguy3657 wrote:Actually, it's:

Preschool- Stick you behind a desk and tell you not to break anything.

Middle School- Tell you It's a lot harder in high school.

High School- Tell you It's a lot harder in college/university.

College/University- Tell you It's harder in the "real world".

"Real World" Job- Sit behind a desk and don't break anything.

At least with the real world job you can get PAID to sit behind a desk and don't break anything.

and there are some jobs where you get paid to break everything in a certain area.

AwesomeMedic wrote:It feels weird without a lab coat....

If you wear this and I wear something like this the next time we'll try to steal Rare's briefcase full of her army's intelligence, we won't get stung because of the sheer fanciness

I'll lend a hand on Rare's side if you do that, I don't discriminate in what kind of enemies I disembowl.

AwesomeMedic wrote:It feels weird without a lab coat....

Is there any reason why those light switches are so huge?

Quebec...and fashion?

Are those shower curtains up on the windows?
And thanks Kat :3

French-speaking members of a resistance haven't looked this classy since Casablanca.

I'm beginning to suspect that some of my professors want to turn us into evil mad scientist:

For example, below are some of the images of the computer practical for the course Gene Technology:

Spoiler:

Why does he have Shrek-looking ears, and why are they plugged by corks?

Taiju wrote:Why does he have Shrek-looking ears, and why are they plugged by corks?

I thought you were talking about AM's picture, I scrolled up all "how the hell did I miss that?"

Also, to stay on topic, picture not related.

Angelina Jolie as Disney's Maleficent, anyone?

Mmm...nope.

Not the right kind of evil, sorry. Wasn't even her real body in Beowulf. []

Apparently the film is meant to show her before she turned all evil and dragony, hence the more subdued look.

I don't know if that's really necessary. It's easier to think of Disney villians as always having evil traits. Malificient was always evil, Gaston was always a douchebag, and Doctor Facilier always had Keith David's sexy sexy voice.

Was he the guy from The Princess and the Frog?

Also, I think such a premise is interesting. If you look at, say Pixar's films, the villains in that don't always start off as pure evil. They do bad things because of the journeys they've been on and the conclusions they've come to as a result. Look at the Prospector, and Charles Muntz and Waternoose.