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Season 3 - How it Didn't Really Happen (Part 1)

Aug 06, 2009 13:50

This includes SPOILERS from 2x13 all the way through 3x14. Read at your own risk. Also, be warned that this includes many screencaps - I don't know if it will take longer to load or not ( Read more... )

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aceofhadeon August 6 2009, 22:30:57 UTC

You win at life for posting this! This parallels my idea that everything from 2x12 on is a continuation of Guy's Triple-Massage Dream of Doom.

You know, I never realized how much heat and fire were in S3. Too Hot to Handle now makes sense! I love how you paired the Total Eclips capture of Much with the "hanging in the desert" scene.

This all makes too much sense for it not to be right.

aceofhadeon August 7 2009, 03:50:20 UTC

Excellent! Two fellow students to help me with my coursework - this is gonna be great.

Hey, I'm majoring in Advanced Denial! Congrats on getting your degrees!

karen747 August 7 2009, 06:23:44 UTC

Hey, I'd be happy to help, if you'd like another bouncee. And I think Caedhe just might be willing to provide me with a Letter of Recommendation to make my Admissions Application official. Caedhe? My double-major is in Alternate Realities and Deeply-Rooted Motivations, with a minor in Clueless Emotionally-Stunted Woobie Behavioral Science. Thoughts?

caedhe August 7 2009, 06:38:20 UTC

Absolutely. Letter is in the mail. Be careful though, I hear that the senior thesis for CESWBS is a killer. Apparently they bring in an actual test subject. In order to pass, you MUST restrain yourself from smothering them with hugs. It is not an easy class.

karen747 August 7 2009, 08:13:31 UTC

***I hear that the senior thesis for CESWBS is a killer.***
I am soooo glad that no one is here. I literally burst out LOL!

So, if you smuggle in a thermos of soup to feed said woobie, you fail? Damn! This is far tougher than I thought. Thanks for the warning. I may have to rethink/abandon that minor. And instead go straight for the test subject...! I mean, one must have priorities...especially academically. 'Night all. Have a good weekend!

aceofhadeon August 7 2009, 20:03:46 UTC

Too true! CESWBS is a tricky course. This is why it's recommended that you take Advanced Knot-Tying and Restraint Methods 202. You can rope yourself to a chair in 2 seconds flat. Careful, though, 'cause if you rope the test subject to a tree or bedposts or whatever, that's an automatic failure.

caedhe August 7 2009, 20:34:35 UTC

Yes, but the failure is worth it. I personally took and failed that course 3 times. After that I had to stop since I was at risk at losing my scholarship.

aceofhadeon August 7 2009, 20:42:36 UTC

True, true. I'd have had to start paying the out-of-state rate if I didn't pass by the third time.

caedhe August 9 2009, 03:30:48 UTC

sort of tangent, but my friend and I were just discussing our general impression of the decline of women in the math and science fields. Our answer: Get RA to do online courses. With women hanging on his every word, how long until we can all do advanced calculus? I'd listen to that man talk about anything.

aceofhadeon August 9 2009, 04:59:58 UTC

You and I think alike! I was listening to some of his readings, and it was some book I didn't care about, but I was completely riveted. And I thought, "If only this man would read my text books! I might have actually learned something." He could make millions being a textbook reader. All the female profs would want the recordings, and the students would buy the book even if they weren't in the class!

Online classes with video lectures/readings? Sign me up! I don't care what the class is about! I'd end up failing it, though, so I could take it again. Unless of course he actually WAS teaching it and not just lecturing. Then I'd want to be the A+ student and make him proud, 'cause I'm a dork like that. Shoot, your idea just sounds better and better.

caedhe August 9 2009, 05:11:41 UTC

If you're an A+ student, you get invited to a special dinner with all the other A+ students and RA. How about that? Education problem of the world = solved.

aceofhadeon August 7 2009, 22:50:24 UTC

Three students! This'll be a breeze!

Ooh, Clueless Emotionally-Stunted Woobie Behavioral Science is a very useful degree. Fun, too!

01cheers August 7 2009, 20:15:03 UTC

Have had a few minor ideas that will pm in a couple of hours - need to do sth else before. But it looks like we have a most impressive student body gathered here with highly relevant qualifications that should make your thesis a breeze... or else really crazy... but fun in any case! Was laughing so much at everyone's degree listing!

aceofhadeon August 7 2009, 20:24:53 UTC

Can't wait to read 'em! Then I'll send you what I cobbled together last night while half asleep.

I'll send everybody else who so kindly volunteered to help with my "thesis" the info when I've got it a bit more coherent. 01cheers is used to my nutsyness. ;)

karen747 August 11 2009, 01:11:57 UTC

Re; RA Dinner & A+ Students ( ... )

aceofhadeon August 11 2009, 01:13:27 UTC

I love it! You need to get low blood sugar more often! And here I was just going to come up with some witty one-liner to caedhe's reply. Your minific pretty much sums up what would happen. I can see him sending everybody off to find nerds. Anything to distract us all from the REAL attraction in class. ;)I wonder what a thousand male nerds squeeing sounds like? I've heard a hundred or so squee, but never a thousand. Must be astounding.

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