Time to watch bad movies on purpose

I'm enjoying learning about herd and farm animals in my Vet class way more than domestic animals. I think it's just because I knew a lot less about them to start with, so there's more new stuff to discover. I was doing some reading at my mom's house earlier and I kept quoting her interesting herd

Adventures in emailing my professors: "Hi Ms. Smith, I'm in your FYE class, and I'm not sure if I'm doing the High5 strength report right. Is there supposed to be more information than this? I'm not really sure what it means that I'm a "time keeper" or a "catalyst." Thank you!"

Response: "Hi Faith, Thanks for checking in. These are your results from the High 5 test, revealing all your strengths. 😊 That’s awesome! Your strengths are: Philomath Thinker Empathizer Time Keeper Catalyst Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you, Jen"

Went to see Resident Evil with a buddy and had a blast. Recent trends have left a gap in one of the most important horror niches: slimy, quippy action horror that focuses more on being a rollicking good time than it does on being high cinema. Like, is it a great movie? No! And thank god!

Has anyone ever had a better job than Chairman Kaga from Iron Chef? Show up at the beginning of the episode to wear fabulous clothes and start the match, show up at the end to eat delicious food without having to judge it. Shout at the top of his lungs in the worst French anyone has ever Frenched

Does anyone remember the episode of Mad Men where Ginsberg goes crazy and Peggy is horrified and it ends with her glaring at the room-sized computer recently installed in the office because it was the precipitating event of the craziness? I am Peggy and the computer is AI and this fucking sucks

Hey, if anyone feels like taking 30 seconds to answer a short survey I made for my Sociology class, I would really appreciate it! I'm supposed to get ten responses by the 19th. Thanks guys! forms.cloud.microsoft/r/HAShjWTV8r

We did a peer review of an essay we wrote in my English class. The one I got, I wrote all over - spelling and grammar corrections, questions, suggestions for rephrasing and edits for clarity. There was an additional handout for extra notes and I wrote a few paragraphs on that too.

Also, based on the grammar mistakes I witnessed from my reviewer and the person I reviewed, a lot of stuff apparently didn't sink in the first time around, so how about we take advantage of this rare opportunity to brush up on how possessive apostrophes work in a non-judgmental environment, huh?

We did a peer review of an essay we wrote in my English class. The one I got, I wrote all over - spelling and grammar corrections, questions, suggestions for rephrasing and edits for clarity. There was an additional handout for extra notes and I wrote a few paragraphs on that too.

I'm twice these kids' age and I've been writing for a long time, so I don't feel that I need a lot of help, and I wrote a pretty clean first draft that didn't leave a lot of room for suggestions. It's just that we had an hour and I stopped hearing pencil sounds after like, the five minute mark.

We did a peer review of an essay we wrote in my English class. The one I got, I wrote all over - spelling and grammar corrections, questions, suggestions for rephrasing and edits for clarity. There was an additional handout for extra notes and I wrote a few paragraphs on that too.