TTBM #4? 5? I don't even-

Lady Stardust wrote:A friend of mine posted on Facebook that she enjoyed watching old movies because people dressed, spoke and acted classier than they do today. I responded that present-day, I can become a doctor and vote and be whomever I wish.
Also in old movies(I'm thinking of Bogart movies here) people didn't act classy, they acted what was thought of as quite racy at the time.

Dewmann wrote:TTBM: To try and not look stupid, I ate my dinner outside in -3 degree celsius (20 degree fahrenheit) weather.

I should probably explain.

So tonight there was a sort of fundraiser event for the Senior class of my high school at a nearby Culvers, so I went to show my support.
I stood a bit back from the counter, away from the lines, debating what exactly I was going to get to eat, when a girl behind the counter asked me if I was still waiting. Afraid I would look like an idiot if I was still browsing, I said I was ready. Thankfully I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted so ordering went pretty smoothly, until she asked me if my meal was to go. Not paying attention, I said it was to go. So, when I got the bag of food, I realized my mistake and decided that the best way to act casual would be to walk outside to a secluded table and eat it all in the cold.

Bowen wrote:Speaking of English..
Today in my English class.
I uh.
Well. We started a topic called "Representing Belonging" or some other pointless shit. Who knows? It's English. No-one listens. Anyways, the teacher decided to combine two classes into one for the lesson and show you belonging by making someone not belong. As in, he sent someone out of the class and specifically told us to alienate him when he returned. I don't even know. I'm not sure how far he intended for us to go with this alienation, but it never really happened properly.
It kinda backfired. Everyone, instead of alienating, him, treated him like some returning hero.
The teacher was unimpressed, but it wasn't as if he could say anything. Felt good.