On the latter point, that's mostly what i've been saying this whole time. Give me a clear path, even if its tough to traverse, and i'll march till my legs give out. It's all the front-end rigamarole that i hate (like currently, i've been offered a job, but that depends on a drug-test, which takes 2-3 weeks to turn around, then a background check, which takes 1-6 MONTHS)

Wow that's bad.

3000 posts!

For the record I don't own a WiiU, I was going to wait a year until I bought one, just in case it bombs early and receives a price cut

Love the trust you have in your favourite company there :P

I waited for the 3DS, and that turned out well haha

Besides, I don't have any "favourites"! I'm unbiased :p

Science requires people to think... You don't say. Excuse my sarcasm :P

There's nothing wrong with memorizing. I personally believe it's the basis on which we develop understanding skills. If the teacher can provide the right tools and lessons, the right labs and hands on experiences, and the right level of engagement, the students won't be as 'disinterested' as you put it.

Also, if you don't have what it takes to manage a classroom and behavior, I suggest you start working on that. Being stern and serious takes you a long way.

A little while back, I submitted a pony-related paper for one of my college classes. I got it back, and received an A-! So, in honor of the subject of my paper, I'm celebrating Rarity, the best pony.

Wow that's awesome haha - in what way was it pony-related?

Well, the subject we were supposed to write about was the lack of prescence of female superheroes in most media, with the cheif exceptions being eye candy in some of the visual mediums. I decided to confuse my professor about explaining that female superheroes, although rare, had found a refuge in children's animation. As my chief example, I used Rarity in particular. I described how she had a multi-faceted personality, experienced heroic growth over the course of the show and individual episodes, used unique abilities and skills to escape harm (the Diamond Dogs incident), and pondered about how in children's animation, female superheroes could escape the sexism that plagues them in other media.

My professor gave me two comments on the paper. First, they noted that Rarity, as a unicorn, would have ironically been viewed as a masculine symbol by many cultures, particularly as a Christ symbol. They also commented that they would have to research this field of media for female superheroes, since they had previously given it little thought.

So I might have turned my 50-something year old professor into a brony. Here's hoping!

Soleron said:
All Levels At Once (Fluttershy's Lament, Changeling) has quit pony music TT.

Did he say why?