tOfficial Night Shift Thread

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

True, but it can be difficult if your major requires certain classes at certain times. Language classes were especially good at throughing a wrench in my perfect scheduling.

Pre-med here, never had any problems...

 

[ladyrockess]

Oh, and chopped is a tv show where chefs are given "mystery baskets" of four ingredients and have to make a dish in a certain amount of time (20 for appetizer, 30 for entree and dessert) with all the four ingredients in it.

There are four, and one gets eliminated or "chopped" each round, and the last man standing gets $10k

 

[SportsGuy305]

Oh, and chopped is a tv show where chefs are given "mystery baskets" of four ingredients and have to make a dish in a certain amount of time (20 for appetizer, 30 for entree and dessert) with all the four ingredients in it.

There are four, and one gets eliminated or "chopped" each round, and the last man standing gets $10k

Sounds interesting.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

WTF? LOL

Ruined lol

 

[ladyrockess]

What's it on?

Cat Monsters and Head Pots: The Archaeology of Missouri's Pemiscot Bayou by Michael J. O'Brien

Basically it's a treatise on the pottery and archaeology of the Pemiscot County region, the issues with it, and an overview of what work has been done and what needs to be done.

 

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

Cat Monsters and Head Pots: The Archaeology of Missouri's Pemiscot Bayou by Michael J. O'Brien

Basically it's a treatise on the pottery and archaeology of the Pemiscot County region, the issues with it, and an overview of what work has been done and what needs to be done.

Ah... Not my kind of science. Is there anything living in the pottery?

 

[ladyrockess]

Sounds interesting.

I like it, I like food, and I like seeing them squirm when they see what's in the baskets.

They really have some kooky stuff on there - one entree basket earlier had lamb, white anchovies, canned cheesy con queso, and mushrooms, and that's one of the most normal baskets I've seen.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Pre-med here, never had any problems...

I know my cousin had to push his graduation a semester because one of his required engineering courses was seniority based, then lottery based. At least he was grandfathered in the next semester.

 

[ladyrockess]

Ah... Not my kind of science. Is there anything living in the pottery?

lol no, Cat Monsters are a kind of decoration on the pots, and head pots are little pots made in the form of a human head; they were usually found with burials so we think they were made in the form of the deceased.

This is an extreme example, a lot of the time they were merely incised on the pots.

 

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

I know my cousin had to push his graduation a semester because one of his required engineering courses was seniority based, then lottery based. At least he was grandfathered in the next semester.

Ouch, I didn't have any problems like that...

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Pre-med here, never had any problems...

I'm pre medicated

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Ouch, I didn't have any problems like that...

I don't think it's too common at Wisconsin, that was the first time I'd heard it. I don't know how specific his degree path was, though.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

I think narrow was the word I was actually going to use there, not specific.

 

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

I'm pre medicated

You go stoned to all of your doctor's appointments?

"yeah man, I've been feeling this weird like... dry y sensation in my eyes. Are they red?"

 

[ladyrockess]

I only go to the doc once a year for my PAP smear unless I get something I can't ignore...like bronchitis

 

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

I don't think it's too common at Wisconsin, that was the first time I'd heard it. I don't know how specific his degree path was, though.

Sounds like he got perfect stormed and took the class at the worst possible time.

 

[Rusty Kuntz]

Most people at OU took their language classes freshman/sophomore year.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

You go stoned to all of your doctor's appointments?

"yeah man, I've been feeling this weird like... dry y sensation in my eyes. Are they red?"

9 out of 10 Drs recommend it

 

[ChiefWhiteHorse]

Most people take their language classes freshman/sophomore year.

...

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Sounds like he got perfect stormed and took the class at the worst possible time.

Ya, I think you're probably right. He was not very happy about it. I think he's actually getting into some legal field of engineering, so...law school is up next and I think he wanted to get that going right away.