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Well, those two emoticons are punching each other rather...slowly.

 

:fight2: That's us...I'm the blue guy.

 

Edit: I'll write the second best Ted Hughes essay you've ever seen for...$37.50.

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I think Slawyer has an eye condition where he can't see the letters 'la' in words...either that or he's a really big Will Oldham fan.

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Uh...I dunno. I guess. I don't speak Spanish. I only speak Latin, English, American Sign Language, Biblical Hebrew, French, Texan, Cajun, and a complex series of clicks and voiceless inflections that I call Onjawanjadoobie.

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I've always read the name as "vivaultra". Never noticed the 'la' portion until Leena pointed it out last week.

 

Hey vivaultra, that's your name now.

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I'll write the best Ted Hughes essay you've seen all day for 50 bucks!

Are you available for college athletes?

 

For 50$ I'd write anyone a big fat essay...I can't gurantee that some twits won't get an essay about Ted Hughes, star of Mary Tyler Moore or some other bullshit though.

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Guest Felonies!

Communications and AP English were my worst, Honors Freshman English and American Studies my best. You really do get the dizzying highs and terrifying lows in English departments.

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I once had a prof who would regularly quote his own poems when trying to illustrate whatever windbaggy point he was trying to make about whatever book we were discussing. I kind of hate him, but he's currently the department head, so you know.

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Quoted his own poetry? Yeesh.

 

I dont think I've yet had any of these 'dizzying highs' in the English dept that Czech speaks of. Unless you count being hella stoned during class, or something.

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I pity you, then. The handful of great classes I've had set me on the course I am today. But yeah, a good portion of any typical English department rivals the philosophy dept. for biggest collection of pretentious douchebaggery at any university.

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My Intro to English class was the worst. The professor, a black woman of Caribbean descent, focused almost exclusively on postcolonial feminist bullshit and managed to turn nearly every class into a discussion about how oppressive the white male patriarchy is. She was also really disorganized and didn't seem to care about the class too much. And Jane Eyre was on the reading list. Ughh.

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I have enountered a few of the teachers/professors that were compelled to share their poetry & they were always convinced it was material capable of giving Wordsworth or Ginsberg a run for their money. The glaring fact that they were awful has always made it impossible for me to take them seriously...and at that point, there's no way for me to 'learn' anything from them.

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I've never had a History or Mathematics etc teacher make it painfully clear that they didn't deserve to be teaching the class any more than I did. English - nearly every time. Then, I drop out and try something else.

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My math teachers were pretty bad about understanding that advanced algebra doesn't come naturally to everybody, but I think that's a common thing with the algebraically inclined. Slayer? History teachers, all good.

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