Thinking about it hurts too much
Why would someone who isn't able to read on a computer enroll in an online university course? One where lectures are posted online... in print format.
And why are we accommodating this weird little quirk? It's an online course for god's sake. There is no designated meeting time. Why do we need to physically hand our little portions of our group paper to this one person so they can combine it?
And why does this person think people can keep meeting her at different times of the day? We've all had to meet her according to her schedule.
Furthermore, because of the lectures, clearly this person must be getting by somehow. Maybe she's printed them out. You know, I've met people like this before. People who are too damn cheap to use their own printers. For the extremely cheap, it's called a public library. No, not the school library, the public one. Remember? The one where they let you take books out for 3 whole weeks?
And why are we accommodating this weird little quirk? It's an online course for god's sake. There is no designated meeting time. Why do we need to physically hand our little portions of our group paper to this one person so they can combine it?
And why does this person think people can keep meeting her at different times of the day? We've all had to meet her according to her schedule.
Furthermore, because of the lectures, clearly this person must be getting by somehow. Maybe she's printed them out. You know, I've met people like this before. People who are too damn cheap to use their own printers. For the extremely cheap, it's called a public library. No, not the school library, the public one. Remember? The one where they let you take books out for 3 whole weeks?