Physucks
I must have been in top form today, because when Mr. Turk told us that the unit for volumetric expansion was dB, I said "Wait...isn't that the unit for sound?"
To which he replied, "Yeah but when the decibels increase, the volume on my stereo goes up..."
bah-hah. So funny. I'm just glad I caught it. Because had I been paying less attention I would have just gone along with it. And furthermore, I managed to pull the (correct) answer to a question OUT OF THE AIR as I was spacing out. I heard my name, but missed the question. So I went with "Wouldn't they have alot of the same properties?" AND I WAS RIGHT, BITCH! And his answer to that sneaky leading question of mine gave me enough information to answer the question more extensively. I'm so proud of myself.
St. John's: teaching the youth of today to B.S. their way through tomorrow.
To which he replied, "Yeah but when the decibels increase, the volume on my stereo goes up..."
bah-hah. So funny. I'm just glad I caught it. Because had I been paying less attention I would have just gone along with it. And furthermore, I managed to pull the (correct) answer to a question OUT OF THE AIR as I was spacing out. I heard my name, but missed the question. So I went with "Wouldn't they have alot of the same properties?" AND I WAS RIGHT, BITCH! And his answer to that sneaky leading question of mine gave me enough information to answer the question more extensively. I'm so proud of myself.
St. John's: teaching the youth of today to B.S. their way through tomorrow.